Colgate hosts NYRI public meetings today
HAMILTON – The first of 13 public information forums and statement hearings will be held in Hamilton today as part of the Public Service Commission’s year-long review of New York Regional Interconnect’s Article VII project application.
Information sessions will be held at 1 and 6 p.m.; public statement hearings at 2 and 7 p.m. on Monday in the J.C. Colgate Hall of Presidents at Colgate University, 13 Oak Dr., Hamilton.
The public meetings will give area residents an opportunity to express their views on the proposed 190-mile electric transmission line which, if approved, could stretch through 7 upstate New York counties on its way from the Marcy to Windsor.
Community members will have the chance to speak before Administrative Law Judges Michelle L. Phillips and Jeffrey E. Stockholm, who will preside over the year-long review process.
Advance appointments are not required, but those who intend to speak at the hearing will be asked to fill out cards.
The PSC issued a statement earlier this month stating that the hearings will remain open until “everyone wishing to speak has been heard or other reasonable arrangements have been made.”
The hearings will be broadcast in real time over the internet, at www.NewYorkAdmin.com. Transcripts from the hearings themselves will be included with the official record of the proceedings.
Hearings will also be held this week in Otsego and Oneida Counties. On Tuesday, public meetings will be held at the Foot Hills Performing Arts Center, 24 Market St., Oneonta. On Wednesday, they will be held in the MVCC Theater at Mohawk Valley Community College, 1101 Sherman Dr., Utica. Times will be the same in all three venues.
The PSC’s public information hearing schedule will conclude on Nov. 6 with two sessions at the Chenango County Council of the Arts in Norwich.
Copies of NYRI’s article VII application are available for public review at public libraries in Chenango and Madison counties and other libraries along the route.
Information sessions will be held at 1 and 6 p.m.; public statement hearings at 2 and 7 p.m. on Monday in the J.C. Colgate Hall of Presidents at Colgate University, 13 Oak Dr., Hamilton.
The public meetings will give area residents an opportunity to express their views on the proposed 190-mile electric transmission line which, if approved, could stretch through 7 upstate New York counties on its way from the Marcy to Windsor.
Community members will have the chance to speak before Administrative Law Judges Michelle L. Phillips and Jeffrey E. Stockholm, who will preside over the year-long review process.
Advance appointments are not required, but those who intend to speak at the hearing will be asked to fill out cards.
The PSC issued a statement earlier this month stating that the hearings will remain open until “everyone wishing to speak has been heard or other reasonable arrangements have been made.”
The hearings will be broadcast in real time over the internet, at www.NewYorkAdmin.com. Transcripts from the hearings themselves will be included with the official record of the proceedings.
Hearings will also be held this week in Otsego and Oneida Counties. On Tuesday, public meetings will be held at the Foot Hills Performing Arts Center, 24 Market St., Oneonta. On Wednesday, they will be held in the MVCC Theater at Mohawk Valley Community College, 1101 Sherman Dr., Utica. Times will be the same in all three venues.
The PSC’s public information hearing schedule will conclude on Nov. 6 with two sessions at the Chenango County Council of the Arts in Norwich.
Copies of NYRI’s article VII application are available for public review at public libraries in Chenango and Madison counties and other libraries along the route.
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