The Lucknow Sentinel, 1975-12-03, Page 24A
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be able to advise the public of what
effect hydro generating plants will
have on farm land; on industrializa-
tion; on ,the rural community,, and
also. what • effect Nuclear Power
stations will have on human health,
on livestock and on plant life.
• Do the dangers and risk of
accidents justify the continuing
development of nuclear power?
Mr. Luther asked the Commis-
sion to consider whether the
proposed requirements were equal
,to the projected future needs?
whether our present plants are
being, fully utilized and to consider
solar energy as a source of power.
About 300 people attended the
meeting. All of the approximately
20 briefs submitted stressed the
need of conserving our food land.
Because of the great interest,
several briefs could 'not be heard
and another meeting is scheduled
in Listowel, in January.
Commissioners present in Wing-
ham were: Dr. William Stevenson,
George McCague, and .Robert
Costello.
Much Concern Is
Shown At Hydro
Planning Meeting
By Fran McQuail
The Royal Commission on Elect-
ric Power Planning held its 22nd
public meeting at the' F. E. Madill
Secondary School in Wingham on
Thursday, November 27. Three of
the six commissioners were pres-
ent, George McCague, acting
convener; Robert Costello and Dr.
Wm. Stevenson. There were
approximately 300 people present.
Mr. McCague emphasized in his
opening remarks that the purpose
of these preliminary meetings was
to hear the opinions of , as many
people as possible. The areas of
the commission's interest are:
What are the concepts which
should be the basis for electrical
planning? How does the public
wish to be involved in the decision
making process? To what extent
are you, the public, prepared to
conserve energy?
The commission then heard
presented fourteen written briefs
prepared by local individuals and
organization representatives. Or-
ganizations participating included:
Cantdu, Concerned Farmers of
United Townships, Listowel Veter-
inary Clinic, Huron County Beef
Improvement Association, Bruce-
Huron County Powerline Negotiat-
ing Committee, National Farniers
Union, Christian Farmers' Federa-
tion of Ontario, and Concerned.
Teenagers. There were more
briefs to be presented, but 'it was
decided to have some public
discussion and have another meet-
ing . January 14 in Listowel to hear.,
the rest of the briefs.
About 45 minutes of public
discussion folloived. The main
opinions expressed were against
the use of Class 1 and 2 agricultural
land for , power station sites and
transmission corridors, whether
Hydro's projected electricity de-
mands were realistic or -desirable,
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sites after their 30 year life
expectancy had elapsed and when
they were'no longer safe to Work in '
because Of high, levels of radioact-
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according to Mr. McCague.
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for land.
This Royal Commission should
keep uppermost the fact that food
and energy will be the two' most
crucial problems facing society in
the future, not only in. Ontario. and
Canada, but in the world.
Therefore a careful and rational
approach respecting food land
must be included 'in long range
Planning of electric power plants.
In the past. Ontario Hydro -has
pursued development plans with-
out consulting the public at large,
,and with a very narrow view of the
consequences to the human being,
the . environment or, the financial
Cost.
We trust your Commission can
reverse this situation, and the
public in 'the future will be fully
aware of.long range plans and have
an opportunity to influence the end
results.
We hope your Commission will
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