LNG Project on Hope Island?
LNG tankers are now being built up to 1100' long - People
may remember the Queen Elizabeth II (963' long) in Portland or
the JFK (1052' long).
TransCanada will not give us their conceptual drawings for
the site so the map to the left is one scenario done by the Town
Manager for locating the two14 story tanks and other buildings.
These tanks could very well be located anywhere on Hope Island.
Pulic Safety Issues for location an LNG
facility at Hope Island or Wyman Station, Yarmouth. * by,
Dr. James A. Fay, Professor Emeritus, Massachusetts Institute
of Technology
ORDER #04-052
ORDERED, the Cumberland Town Council hereby authorizes an
ADVISORY Referendum to be held June 8, 2004 in order to coincide
with the State Primary Election. Said advisory referendum will
be held to determine whether the voters of the Town of Cumberland
favor the Town Council negotiating a Contract Zone Agreement
with TransCanada Pipelines Limited regarding siting a liquid
natural gas facility on Hope Island. The
Town Council has taken no position on this project.
ORDER RESCINDED 5/10/04 by a vote OF 6-1
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Jeffrey Porter, Chairman 829-4129 mesit5@aol.com
Donna Damon 846-5140 publicservant1@aol.com
Mark Kuntz 829-6482 chinook96@msn.com
Harland Storey 829-3939 cstorey@gwi.net
Michael Savasuk 781-3061 mxslaw@maine.rr.com
William Stiles 829-6679 wcstiles@maine.rr.com
Stephen Moriarty 829-5095 smoriarty@nhdlaw.com
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LNG tankers are now being built up to 1100' long - People may remember the Queen Elizabeth II (963' long) in Portland or the JFK (1052' long). TransCanada will not give us their conceptual drawings for the site so the map to the left is one scenario done by the Town Manager for locating the two14 story tanks and other buildings. These tanks could very well be located anywhere on Hope Island. Pulic Safety Issues for location an LNG
facility at Hope Island or Wyman Station, Yarmouth. * by,
Dr. James A. Fay, Professor Emeritus, Massachusetts Institute
of Technology ORDER #04-052 ORDERED, the Cumberland Town Council hereby authorizes an
ADVISORY Referendum to be held June 8, 2004 in order to coincide
with the State Primary Election. Said advisory referendum will
be held to determine whether the voters of the Town of Cumberland
favor the Town Council negotiating a Contract Zone Agreement
with TransCanada Pipelines Limited regarding siting a liquid
natural gas facility on Hope Island. The
Town Council has taken no position on this project. |
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