HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News Record, 2014-05-07, Page 15Dance Techniques' annual spring recital
Bernard show team - Kadence Macdonald, Katie Schneider, and
Maddy
Katie Schneider, Ella Austin, Dana Croteau and Emma Alce -
Dance and drama class "Here Comes the Sun" six to 10 years
old.
Annie Davidson, Keera Sequin, Ashlyn Zimmer, Erica Thomas,
Avery Bru insma, Brynlee Sherle and Ella McLachan -
Strawberry Shortcake four to six years old class
Photos by Whitney South OMI Agency
It was Dance Techniques' annual spring recitals on
May 3 where over 200 children age three to 17 from
all over Huron County shared what they had learned
this past year. It was very interesting to see tap,
jazz, hip hop, ballet, acro, contemporary/lyrical and
musical theatre dance styles.
right: Melanie Sinclair, Melanie Durand, Ella Szaz,
Abigail Ball, Sean Thomas and Rosie Hicks — Three
to five years old class.
Wednesday, May 7, 2014 • News Record 15
Bluewater Wind Energy Centre
-era
EllER
;.aaaru
Community Liaison Committee (CLC): Meeting No. 2
May 215t, 2014 6:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m.
Stanley Community Centre, 38594 Mill Road, Varna Ontario
In April 2013, Varna Wind, Inc., a wholly-owned subsidiary of NextEra Energy Canada, ULC (NextEra), obtained approval from the
Ministry of the Environment (MOE) to build a Wind Energy Centre in the Municipality of Bluewater, Huron County Ontario.
We are hosting the 2°d Community Liaison Committee Meeting
Good planning involves the community so we have established a
CLC to discuss key aspects of construction, installation, operation,
maintenance and retirement of the Bluewater Wind Energy Centre.
This Committee is a requirement of our Renewable Energy
Approval, and serves as a forum to discuss concerns, share
information, exchange ideas related to construction and
operations, and to provide project updates. The CLC is not
intended to re -visit matters already addressed through the MOE
approval process.
About the Bluewater Wind Energy Centre
The Bluewater Wind Energy Centre, which includes a transmission
line that extends into the Municipality of Huron East, will have a
maximum generating capacity of up to 60 megawatts, using 37 wind turbines; this is enough clean energy to power over 15,000
homes. The wind farm is expected to create about 150 construction jobs, 5 to 6 full-time local operations jobs, and is estimated —
over its 20 year lifespan — to contribute almost $9 million to local governments in property taxes and $13 million in lease payments
to landowners.
About the Community Liaison Committee
Membership is drawn from a cross-section of the community so as to provide a broad and balanced perspective. Representatives of
the following groups are invited to make up the Committee: persons residing or owning lands within 1 km of the Facility, 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 the next two years. All meeting materials (e.g., agendas, minutes, and presentations) will be made available for public review
at www.NextEraEnergyCanada.com.
All meetings are open so that the public can attend and observe the conversation — as well, requests for delegations are welcomed.
To be considered for a public deposition, please submit a request and the actual written deposition to Avril Fisken (AECOM) by
May 14th, 2014.
CLC Meeting # 2 Agenda
• Registration and Welcome
• Provide update on the
Bluewater Wind Energy Centre
• Discuss Construction Progress
and Operation Plans
• Public Depositions, if any
• Identify Future Topics for
Email: avril.fisken@aecom.com
Fax: 519-763-1688
Mail: 55 Wyndham Street North, Suite 215
Guelph, ON N1H 7T8
For more information regarding the Bluewater Wind Energy Centre
please contact Derek Dudek at the following:
Tel: 1-877-257-7330
Email: bluewater.wind@nexteraenergy.com