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Community Liaison Committee (CLC): Meeting No. 4
Date: March 10, 2016 6:00 to 8:00 p.m.
South Huron Recreation Centre - 94 Victoria Street East, Exeter, Ontario
On July 24, 2014, Goshen Wind, LP, a wholly-owned subsidiary of NextEra Energy Canada, LP (NextEra), obtained approval from the
Ministry of the Environment and Climate Change (MOECC) to build a wind energy centre in the Municipalities of Bluewater and
South Huron in Huron County, Ontario.
We are hosting the 4th Community Liaison Committee Meeting
Good planning involves the community so we have established a
Community Liaison Committee (CLC) to discuss key aspects of
construction, installation, use, operation, maintenance and
retirement of the Goshen Wind Energy Centre. While this Committee
is a requirement of our Renewable Energy Approval, it is also a vital
part of our continued commitment to communicate and provide a
forum to exchange ideas, share information and to offer project
updates. The purpose of the CLC is not to re -visit those issues or
concerns already addressed through the MOECC's approval process.
About the Goshen Wind Energy Centre
The Goshen Wind Energy Centre has a maximum generating capacity
of up to 102 megawatts, using 63 wind turbines; which is enough
clean energy to power nearly 25,000 homes. The wind farm created
nearly 250 construction jobs and 8 full-time local operations jobs.
The project is estimated—over its 20 year lifespan—to contribute
over $4 million to local governments in property taxes and
approximately $23 million to landowners in payments
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About the Community Liaison Committee (CLC)
In an attempt to provide a broad and balanced perspective, the Committee is intended to be made up of people with diverse
perspectives as well as varied backgrounds and experiences. Representatives of the following groups were invited to make up the
Committee: persons residing or owning lands within 1 km of the Project; other area residents and landowners; members of the
agricultural and business community; government agencies; local organizations; special interest groups; and Aboriginal, First Nation
and Metis communities. A total of four (4) CLC meetings will be facilitated by
AECOM over a two year period. While committee membership has already been
established (i.e., the application process is complete,) all meeting materials (e.g.,
agendas, minutes, and presentations) will be made available for public review at
http://www.nexteraenergycanada.com/projects/goshen.shtml
All meetings are open so that the public can attend and observe the conversation
requests for delegations are welcomed. To be considered for a public deposition,
please submit a request and the actual written deposition to Adam Wright
(AECOM) by March 2, 2016.
Email: adam.wright@aecom.com
Fax: 519-763-1688
Mail: 55 Wyndham Street North, Suite 215 Guelph, ON N1H 7T8
For more information regarding the Goshen Wind Energy Centre please contact
Derek Dudek at the following:
Tel: 1-877-257-7330
Email: goshen.wind@nexteraenergy.com
CLC Meeting # 4 Agenda
• Registration and Welcome
• Provide update on the
Goshen Wind Energy Centre
• Update on Project
Construction / Remediation
• Update on Operations and
Maintenance
• Public Depositions, if any
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Exeter-Seaforth U19AA
Provincial Explosion
Ringette were in WORL
league action Saturday in
London and pulled off a
5-3 come from behind win.
Although local Jessica
Quinn started the scoring
on the first center ice free
pass, on a pass from Alyssa
Vanderkuylen, London
dominated control of the
ring for the majority of the
first 20 minutes of play and
held a 3-1 lead going into
the second half.
The very physical play
gained Exeter-Seaforth
some two -player advan-
tages with Rachelle Keys
capitalizing on two with
Amanda Hodgert and
Avery Wedow assisting on
the goals to tie the game at
three. Local goaltender
Kendra Nesbitt and
defence held off the Lon-
don offensive attack in the
heart of the second half.
The play went from end-
to-end at a fast pace and
Natalie Reay netted
another power -play goal
late in the in the half on a
Wedow free pass to take
the lead with 3:01 to go.
Confident, the Explo-
sion played strong into the
final minutes of the game
and Amanda Verbeke
found Maddie Cormier
charging into the zone,
which led to a goal for the
5-3 win.
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