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Archive for April 11, 2009
The NRCB hearing (Starts April 14, 2009)
April 11, 2009 by Walter Schneider.
The NRCB hearing of HAZCO’s application for the construction of a sulphur-forming, -storage and -shipping facility between Bruderheim and Lamont (less than two miles east of Bruderheim, SE of the junction of Highway 45 and Range Road 2002) will begin April 14, 2009 and last an estimated four days.
The location for the hearing: Lakeview Inn & Suites, 10115 - 88 Ave, Fort Saskatchewan
The start of the hearing: 9:00 a.m., April 14, 2009
Here is an important note by FOLC’s lawyer, Richard Secord, dated April 08, 2009:
…We heard back from the Board this afternoon and we have been given 2 hours to present our direct evidence.
Best regards,
Richard C. Secord, B.A., LLM
Barrister & Solicitor
The NRCB hearing is crucial to the future of the people who live in Lamont County. What is at stake is essentially whether Lamont County — at the very least the areas that have been rezoned Heavy Industrial, and the areas adjacent to them — will within the space of a few years become as devoid of residences as is the Industrial Heartland in Strathcona County.
HAZCO’s sulphur facility poses a threat to residents within a large radius from its location (including the residents of Bruderheim and Lamont). That is what is at stake at the NRCB hearing beginning on Tuesday.
It is in the best interest of every single resident of our county to attend. It is especially in the interest of the residents of Bruderheim and Lamont to attend.
A good number of concerns by Lamont-County residents have not yet been addressed satisfactorily. It is our health, our lives and our wellbeing that is at stake.
Make sure you are there!
Lakeview Inn & Suites
10115 - 88 Ave, Fort Saskatchewan,
April 14, 2009, 9:00 a.m.
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