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Central Huron, and 20 other
municipalities, are just at step three
right now.
Central Huron is also being
recognized at this milestone in the
process for its leadership in
advancing Canada’s plan. The
NWMO will provide $400,000 to
the municipality upon the
establishment of a Community Well-
Being Reserve Fund. Other
communities were similarly
recognized upon completion of their
Phase 1 studies.
“Each community that has
reached this stage of the process has
helped ensure that discussion and
learning continues, and that
important questions about safety are
asked,” said Shaver. “Central Huron
has played an important role in
advancing this major national
project on behalf of Canadians.”
Administered by the community,
these funds support continuing
efforts to build community
sustainability and well-being.
Examples of activities the fund
could support include projects,
programs or services that benefit
community youth or seniors,
community sustainability, energy
efficiency or economic development
initiatives.Preliminary assessments
are the third of nine steps in a multi-
year process for evaluating potential
suitability of communities to host a
deep geological repository for
Canada’s used nuclear fuel and an
associated Centre of Expertise. The
first phase evaluates in a preliminary
way the potential for an area to meet
or exceed strict technical
requirements, and for the project to
align with the community’s long-
term goals and vision.
For communities that continue,
the next phase of work involves
more intensive community learning
and engagement. Work will take on a
broader focus to include First Nation
and Métis communities in the area
as well as neighbouring
municipalities.
Preliminary fieldwork will also
begin, including activities such as
geological surveys and limited
borehole drilling, to further assess
geology and site suitability against
technical safety requirements. The
NWMO will develop scope, location
and timing of field studies in
collaboration with the community.
As individual studies are
completed, the NWMO will
continue to narrow its focus to areas
with strong potential to be suitable
for hosting a repository. Ultimately,
the project will only proceed at a site
that can safely contain and isolate
used nuclear fuel and with the
involvement of the interested
community, First Nation and Métis
communities in the area and
surrounding municipalities.
It is expected to take several more
years to complete the necessary
studies to identify a preferred site
and an informed and willing host.
Communities may choose to end
their involvement at any point
during the site selection process,
until a final agreement is signed,
subject to all regulatory
requirements being met and
approvals received.
Ginn says that response to the
process has been “very quiet” and
that there hasn’t been much
“pushback” to the municipality’s
involvement in the process.
Ginn, who personally voted
against Central Huron’s
involvement, said that if the
municipality continues to be a
candidate, it would not be council
that decides, it would be members of
the public.
It’s that reason, he said, that the
public has likely been quiet in his
opinion, because the decision
whether or not to get involved would
ultimately rest with them, rather
than with council.
He stresses that the process
remains at a “desktop” level right
now and that no decisions have been
made by council committing Central
Huron to anything.
So far, the NWMO has simply
investigated the municipality’s
geological records and further
investigated the social fabric of the
community.
At its Monday night meeting,
Central Huron Council passed a
motion to create a Community Well-
Being Reserve Fund bank account
that would receive the funds from
the NWMO. The funds are to be
used to support continuing efforts to
build community sustainability and
well-being.
Councillor Alison Lobb suggested
that a committee be struck that could
discuss how the funds should be
spent. Chief Administrative Officer
Peggy Van Mierlo-West, however,
suggested that all councillors should
be party to decisions pertaining to
the NWMO funds, and Lobb agreed.
Van Mierlo-West said that a report
on the funds is forthcoming,
complete with suggestions for
projects that could use the money
and would fit within its suggested
framework.
The report will be presented to
council at a future committee of the
whole meeting.
For more information on the
NWMO, visit its website at
www.nwmo.ca
Council won’t strike NWMO committee