Plutonic CEO urges public help for wind project in Chetwynd
Donald McInnis of Plutonic Power spoke at the Chetwynd Chamber meeting about the Dokie Wind Project in British Columbia. He noted the first concrete pour occurred April 20 and that cranes and windmill components will move in as pads are prepared. He urged staying off the Moberly Lake Forest Service Road this summer for safety, reported heavy traffic of concrete and workers April 20, and highlighted local hiring goals and loan repayment progress to unsecured creditors.
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District council approves vehicle purchases and bylaw updates
DoC Chetwynd Council approves spending 146301 on new equipment and vehicles from the Capital Works Reserve Fund including a 26 918 Sweepster Broom a 59 573 1600 Wide Area Front Mower a 10 820 Astro Cargo Van a 21 485 Silverado 1500 and a 27 505 Econoline E350 Also approved are Bylaws 918 and 920 regulating sewer connections and discharges Northern Lights College invites Mayor Saugstad as convocation keynote on May 14 in Dawson Creek which he accepts Spectrum Resource Group renews a 30 person camp on 42nd Avenue for another year.
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Evan Saugstad
Dawson Creek
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