This is regarding the proposed hydro dam project along the river. It would seriously affect a large area of old growth forest, so please check out the links below if you are interested. There will be an informative hike this Sunday at 2:30pm-4pm. We're meeting at the North parking lot at the end of Woodland Drive (west bank). For more info or more detailed directions (which I can't provide, sorry!) please contact 741 1208 or 742 0132. Should be a good time... come dressed for the weather!
Robyn Smith & Marielle Weeks
Sustainable Trent
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From: Roger Jones <
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Date: Sep 13, 2007 5:06 PM
Subject: Fwd: Sources of info about the Hydroelectric project at Trent.
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Hi Robyn,
Some info that you could pass on to your members.
Sincerley,
Roger Jones
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From: "Roger Jones" <
rjo...@trentu.ca>
To: "Ken Field" <
kfi...@trentu.ca>,"Robert Loney" <
rlo...@trentu.ca
>
Date: Wed, 12 Sep 2007 22:11:44 -0400
Subject: Sources of info about the Hydroelectric project at Trent.
Hi Ken,
Sources of info about the Hydroelectric project at Trent. If you are
able to put this on the library website then you might consider adding
the call number for the paper copies of Environmental Screening Report
that are on reserve to the list.
Same info below.
Thanks,
Roger
Some sources of information about the proposed hydroelectric project at
Trent University.
Compiled by Roger Jones, Professor Emeritus, Department of Biology
Trent Rapids Power Corporation
www.trentrapidspowercorp.ca .
Environmental assessment - Screening Report and Dominion Water Power
Act notices, various letters from involved government ministries
The Stewardship Plan for Trent University Nature Areas
www.trentu.ca/biology/tnaEndowment Lands Plan
www.trentu.ca/endowmentlandsBoard of Governors Trent University
www.trentu.ca Click on link to
Board of Governors and then Special Resolutions of the Board and
specifically SPECIAL RESOLUTION II.4
Property and Land Use. Check in the Bata Library Archives to
see how Special Resolution 11.4 has changed during recent years to
promote development of University lands. Nature Areas are not protected
from development.
Arthur archives
www.trentarthur.info Several articles, e.g.
http://www.trentarthur.info/archives/000899.html
"The Case of the Symons
Campus Disappearing Nature Area.
Trent University Environmental Advisory Board
www.trentu.ca/admin/eabArticles, letters etc
Panel on the Future of the Trent Severn Waterway
www.tswpanel.ca public
submissions
Our Trent Website
www.ourtrent.caEnvironment Canada website
www.pc.gc.ca
for policies, impact of global
warming on National Parks
Trent Severn Waterway website www.pc.gc.ca.//lhn-nhs/on/traentsevern
Smith-Ennismore-Lakefield Township Council meetings
www.smithennismorelakefield.on.ca/ Nov. 28, 2006
Peterborough Examiner -a few examples
March 5, 1964, "Trent Campus to Cover 1.460 acres" reasons for
such a large campus
Feb 15, 2005 "City links canal power with DNA talks"
Jan 18, 2007. "Power plant lease deal still secret" page B1
Feb 27, 2007. "Price of power too high" Viewpoint.
April 9, 2007 "Canal plan divisive"
April , 2007 "Hydro station lease decision stalled to May
July 14, 2007 "Hydro plan faces summer of hearings"
August 1, 2007 "City took shortcuts: plan critic" report of
Ontario Municipal Board hearing
August 2, 2007 "City needs power, OMB told" "Trent Rapids
decision now in hands of OMB"
Sept 04, 2007. "A greener hydro plan" page A4