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New Projects Transmission System Projects What's New: August
8, 2008: The planning and analysis supporting the preferred site has been
documented in Hydro One's Draft Environmental Study Report (ESR). The ESR is available
for a 45-day public review starting on August 8, 2008. Copies are available for
download below, or can be obtained from your local public library or municipal
office.
Mississauga
Transformer Station Project The project involves the construction of a new 230/44 kV TS. Supply facilities in northwest Mississauga have reached capacity and a new station is required. The study area for locating the new station is shown on the map below. The station will be connected to two existing 230 kV circuits that run parallel to Hwy 403. The TS would ideally be located adjacent to the existing transmission corridor. The Class EA will involve the identification and comparative evaluation of alternate sites to select a recommended site for the TS. Contingent on the outcome of the Class EA approval process for the
new TS, the facility may be in service as early as Summer 2009. All activities
will follow Hydro One's Environmental Guidelines for Construction and Maintenance
of Transmission Facilities.
The Need
Environmental Approvals Process Following a consultation process
with members of the public, government agencies and municipalities, a draft Environmental
Study Report (ESR) is made available for stakeholder review and comment for a
30-day period. If no concerns are expressed during the 30-day review period, the
project is considered to be acceptable. The final ESR is filed with the Ministry
of the Environment and approval is granted. If concerns are expressed
during the 30-day review period, Hydro One will attempt to resolve them to complete
the EA process. If Hydro One cannot satisfy all of the concerns, a stakeholder
may submit a "bump-up" request for an individual Environmental Assessment
of the proposed undertaking. Hydro One will then consider whether a re-designation
of the project is appropriate, and send its response, the draft ESR and the individual's
bump-up request to the Minister of the Environment for a decision as to whether
or not the project requires an Individual EA or if the project should be approved
as proposed. Public Information Centres
For more information, please contact:
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