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Officials say a new biomass plant will burn 22 000 tons of wood chips annually, mainly from USS Forest Service logging, lowering emissions and operating costs by about 1.5 million dollars per year. Honeywell plans a 14 million construction funded by a third party, employing the local workforce for engineers and contractors. Construction starts before August 2007 with completion in August 2008 on the former maintenance parts warehouse site.
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