Volume 3 - Program & Project Ideas (PDF - 4.5 - Natural Life Network
Volume 3 - Program & Project Ideas (PDF - 4.5 - Natural Life Network
Volume 3 - Program & Project Ideas (PDF - 4.5 - Natural Life Network
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<strong>Natural</strong> Resources Canada – Community Energy Systems<br />
Canadian Railway repair shop for eastern Canada. The site will be completed in 2012,<br />
and will include: business and technology parks; a 45-acre common recreational area;<br />
between 450 and 550 residential units; and a sports complex with an NHL size hockey<br />
rink. The soil had been polluted with numerous industrial contaminants. Clean up will<br />
cost from $12 to 15 million.<br />
• It will create 300 person years of employment during the clean up.<br />
• It will generate potential municipal tax revenue of nine million dollars.<br />
• It can potentially create over 5000 permanent jobs for employees in the<br />
industrial park.<br />
• Urban sprawl will be reduced.<br />
For additional information, contact the City of Moncton http://www.moncton.org/<br />
- Case study: Argentia, NFLD<br />
The land was used as a military site. Decommissioning began in 1995. Clean up will cost<br />
$81 million for the 3640 ha site. The site will be used for a commercial and industrial<br />
park.<br />
• It will create $26.5 million in investment.<br />
• It will create 630 construction jobs.<br />
• Increase in property taxes collected to date of $195,000.<br />
For more information, contact http://www.argentia.nf.ca<br />
- Case study: Shawinigan, QC<br />
The site was used by ICI to manufacture chlor-alkali and another manufacturing solvent.<br />
The soil was heavily contaminated with mercury and chloride solvents. The ground<br />
water is also severely contaminated. The three-acre site cost $10 million to clean up. Its<br />
proposed use is a shopping mall.<br />
Aerial photo of Shawinigan.<br />
• Effective use of land and services will reduce sprawl, and save energy in<br />
infrastructure cost construction.<br />
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