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We are residents and landowners who share common concerns regarding the proposed expansion of an additional (in tandem) 230kv power line that is being planned for the Waasigan Transmission Line Project that will run directly through, over, in front of, and behind our homes and land.
There is a very large human impact that is being ignored by Hydro One and their partners in the Waasigan Transmission Line Project (see map below).
To date we have identified upwards of 300 homes (+ an unknown number of landowners) that are within 500m of the proposed line and fall within the study area of the Environmental Assessment (500m each side of the proposed corridor). Some Neighbours are faced with the loss of their homes and/or acreage, while all face the potential for reduced property values; contaminated water tables & wells; destruction of the natural environment surrounding us; adverse effects on flora & fauna; and potential health effects resulting from living in such close proximity to tandem high-voltage lines, just to name a few concerns.
Our mission is to gather, connect, share, understand, and support one another under these devastating circumstances and formulate a solid plan of action to combat Hydro One's apparent disregard for the human impact of this project.
For our families, for our neighbours, for this land.
Updated Alternative Route - Spring 2024
Key notes regarding the NOTL proposed alternate route for Phase 1:
- No known homes directly affected
- Minimal amount of private land traversed
- Existing access roads available throughout proposed route
Airport Rd. (Dryden)
Number of Homes identified (to date) within the 500m boundary of Hydro One's Environmental Assessment Study Area.
Estimated range of Property Value reduction when Twin High Voltage Lines & Towers are present on property or when residing next to, near to, or within view of.
Maximum Voltage capability the combined tandem lines would be capable of carrying once installed and in service. Potentially more if upgrades are made to the existing 230kv transmission lines.
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