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a separate operation th
doesn't fall in line wit
their nuclear generatic
business.
"We're not in the steam
business and we're no
taking on new cus
tomers,” said Cannon
who said Canadian Agra'
description outlining thei
use of heated waterfrom
the nuclear site is mis
leading. "We're a privat
company and we're no
going to subsidize anoth
er.
Cannon said they inher
ited the steam generating
contracts for the Bruce
Energy Centre when the
company took over from
Ontario Power
Generation In 2001, while
choosing to honour those
obligations. Their inten-
tion is to "get away" from
steam supply and plan to
negotiate the transfer of
the Bruce Eco Industrial
Park sewage and water
services to the
Municipality .of
Kincardine • (MOK).
Cannon said all of the
warm water output from
the plant meets environ-
mental limits.
MOK Chief
Administrative Officer
John deRosenroll said
Bruce Power has indicat-
ed its intention to work
is with the municipality to
at take over operations of
h • the facilities.
n deRosenroll said the
sewage plant could .then
connect to a number of
t residents in the
- Inverhuron area, as the
plant is only at 50 per.
s cent capacity.. The inten-
r tion -would then be to
connect a new municipal
▪ water line past
e Inverhuron`` Provincial
t Park and to the Industrial
- Park.
"Both. private industry
-. and residents in the
Inverhuron area could
benefit," he said.
Negotiations are
- planned for this March.
The municipality
recently.. received a $1.9
million dollar federal and
provincial grant for
upgrades to Inverhuron's,
sewer and water system.
deRosenroll said the
study will help assess
whether the utilities "are
better in public or private
hands." The results of the
B.M. Ross and Associates
study will be brought
back to council early in
the new year.
Canadiari Agra planned
to have the boiler and
dehydration plant up and
running by April 30,
2009.
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