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"A Famlly Tradition for 125 Years" 5 e by llean Pugh il } = err er--r % Background Ontario; Area (GTA); and other study materials will also be available. What are the Options? transmission rights-of-way. Public Involvement Consolidated Hearings Act. Information Centre Locations and Dates Sunderland Bracebridge Beaverton March 30 April 6 April 9 Sunderland Memonal Arena Riverside Inn, Beaverton Arena & i Beaumont Dr. Community Centre Nickel Centre March 31 Nobleton Coldwater Garson Community Centre April 6 April 9 i Nobleton Community Royal Canadian Legion Hall Uxbridge Recreation Centre March 31 Washago Township of Uxbridge Bradford April 10 Arena & Recreation Centre April 7 Washago Lions Club Bradford Arena & . Alban Community Centre Barrie April 1 April 13 . Alban Community Centre Magnctawan Continental Inn, 395 Dunlop St. W. Apri Bethany Magnetawan North York April 1 Community Centre April 15 Township of Manvers Office North York Memorial Lindsay Community Hall Oshawa/Darlington April 8 5110 Yonge St., Concourse Level April 2 Ops Township & (Mel Lastman Square) Darlington Nuclear Generating Community Centre Station Information Centre Parry Sound Port Loring Avril 8 . April 2 Bobby Orr Ontario Hydro Royal Canadian Legion Hall Community Centre Let's give tomorrow a hand. ; CEI P PPE sare AE OI OOOO: PLL 3) LE aad LR LE BEE EC FEN ERE SEELEY LN In June, 1991 Ontario Hydro announced the beginning of environmental studies to identify locations for new transmission facilities in central Ontario to: - provide adequate power transfer capability between northern and southern - ensure a reliable power supply in the northeast portion of the Greater Toronto - maintain the reliability and security of the bulk electrical system; and - provide improved flexibilty in meeting customers' energy needs. Over the past months, and with the assistance of government ministries and agencies, municipalities, Aboriginal representatives, interested organizations and others, the project staff have collected and evaluated information on various land use, environmental, socio-economic, technical and other factors in the study area. Based on this information, a number of corridors and zones have been identified (see map) in which further detailed studies will be conducted to identify alternative transmission line routes and transformer or switching station sites.Ontario Hydro is holding Information Centres throughout the study area to discuss the study, review these corridors and zones, and include your comments in the planning process. Representatives of Ontario Hydro will be present to answer your questions. Maps The new facilities that could be required beginning in 2002 include two 500,000 volt (500 kV) single-circuit transmission lines from Hanmer Transformer Station near Sudbury to a new transformer station in the northeast GTA. This transformer station would be connected by a new 500 kV double-circuit transmission line to existing lines to the east and northwest of Toronto, terminating at existing or new transformer or switching stations. Sections of right-of-way in the GTA could include new 230 kV lines to connect these new facilities into the existing local power supply system. Considering potential long term needs, a third 500 kV single-circuit line between Sudbury and the Toronto area and a second 500 kV and 230 kV double- circuit line around the north and east GTA could also be required. In addition to identifying new transmission routes, the study will consider using existing Public involvement is an integral component of the environmental assessment process. The complete route and site selection study will be documented in an environmental assessment report and submitted to the Minister of the Environment for review in mid-1994, and will be the subject of a public hearing under the Open to the public from 3:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. PORT PERRY STAR - Tuesday, April 7, 1992 - 25 On Thursday evening the weekly Ed and Catherine Daigle have tend their daughter Donna's euchre had 13 tables. The winners returned home after a four week wedding. for the ladies' Merle St. John, Kay holiday in Florida. The weather was Brown, Elsie Forbes. Men: Tony cool and cloudy a lot of the time. Krieg, Gordie Ireland, George The monthly U.C.W. meeting will be on Wednesday evening at 8 p.m. i All Harper. Lucky draws: Merv Storie, Len and Carmon Nixon travelled Guest speaker Dr. Hackner. Merle St. John and Earla Hill. to Sudbury for the weekend to at- ladies welcome. SUDBURY TO TORONTO AREA TRANSMISSION REINFORCEMENT STUDY - Legend Preliminary Transmission Corridors 9% Transformer Station Study Zones North of Toronto (Near Beeton, Brown Hill and Beaverton) 8 Transformer Stations (TS) + & a . a LL LE SE BE BE Nd Your views on this study are important. If you have any questions or comments, please contact, For the Sudbury to Greater Toronto Area, Mr. Jim Shewchuk Senior Community Relations Officer Design & Development Division - Transmission 700 University Avenue, 8th Floor Toronto, Ontario M5G 1X6 Phone collect (416) 592-4092 For the Greater Toronto Area Ms. Barton Sala Senior Community Relations Officer Design and Development Division - Transmission 700 University Avenue, 8th Floor Toronto, Ontario M5G 1X6 Phone collect (416) 592-7842 FAX users please call (416) 592-8890 J NE NTIRTRm----------..