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Page 1: SL002014 Village Hall June 24, 2002 Village of Freeport, New York Freeport Electric Village of Freeport, New York Freeport Electric

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Village Hall

June 24, 2002

Village of Freeport, New YorkFreeport ElectricVillage of Freeport, New YorkFreeport Electric

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Description of the Project Description of the Project

Two separately owned and operated natural gas fueled 44 MW combustion turbines with ancillary equipment to be constructed adjacent to existing power plant

Noise wall construction reduces noise levels Construction of near GEP stacks and Selective

Catalytic Reduction (SCR) to mitigate air impacts, in compliance with LAER, Lowest Achievable Emissions Rate

State of the Art technology to reduce existing air and noise impacts

Two separately owned and operated natural gas fueled 44 MW combustion turbines with ancillary equipment to be constructed adjacent to existing power plant

Noise wall construction reduces noise levels Construction of near GEP stacks and Selective

Catalytic Reduction (SCR) to mitigate air impacts, in compliance with LAER, Lowest Achievable Emissions Rate

State of the Art technology to reduce existing air and noise impacts

Page 3: SL002014 Village Hall June 24, 2002 Village of Freeport, New York Freeport Electric Village of Freeport, New York Freeport Electric

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Construction of: Construction of:

2 Natural Gas fueled Power Plants, clean – state of the art – technology, one owned by the Village to serve native load and one merchant facility

Cooling Tower replacement for Village of Freeport Gas supply line from KeySpan to two power plants Electric Interconnection from 2 power plants to New

Switching Station Switching Station to connect Village of Freeport

and PPL to LIPA and the rest of LI

2 Natural Gas fueled Power Plants, clean – state of the art – technology, one owned by the Village to serve native load and one merchant facility

Cooling Tower replacement for Village of Freeport Gas supply line from KeySpan to two power plants Electric Interconnection from 2 power plants to New

Switching Station Switching Station to connect Village of Freeport

and PPL to LIPA and the rest of LI

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Existing Power Plant Viewed from Creek Existing Power Plant Viewed from Creek

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Computer Enhanced View from CreekComputer Enhanced View from Creek

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Computer enhanced Image of Switching StationComputer enhanced Image of Switching Station

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Village of Freeport Plant and Merchant PlantVillage of Freeport Plant and Merchant Plant

independent/separate facilities Natural Gas-fueled Combustion turbines Air Pollution Control Equipment Ammonia scrubbing equipment Low Sulfur Fuel for back-up use

shared facilities Secondary containment system (with existing tanks) Noise Wall Natural Gas pipeline and Electric Transmission

line, however will meter separately

independent/separate facilities Natural Gas-fueled Combustion turbines Air Pollution Control Equipment Ammonia scrubbing equipment Low Sulfur Fuel for back-up use

shared facilities Secondary containment system (with existing tanks) Noise Wall Natural Gas pipeline and Electric Transmission

line, however will meter separately

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SEQRA – Unlisted Action vs. Type 1 ActionSEQRA – Unlisted Action vs. Type 1 Action

“Determination of Significance” Positive Declaration or Negative Declaration?

Unlisted doesn’t require Coordinated Review

Type 1 require Coordinated Review

The Village as Lead Agency is performing a Coordinated Review

“Determination of Significance” Positive Declaration or Negative Declaration?

Unlisted doesn’t require Coordinated Review

Type 1 require Coordinated Review

The Village as Lead Agency is performing a Coordinated Review

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Purpose of SEQRAPurpose of SEQRA

To incorporate the consideration of environmental factors into the local agency’s

decision-making process at the earliest possible time

To incorporate the consideration of environmental factors into the local agency’s

decision-making process at the earliest possible time

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Decision is primarily based on the Environmental AssessmentDecision is primarily based on the Environmental Assessment

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What is an EA? What is an EA?

An EA is an evaluation of the known or potential environmental consequences of a proposed action

EAs help involved and interested agencies identify their concerns about the action and provide guidance to the lead agency in making its determination of significance

An EA is an evaluation of the known or potential environmental consequences of a proposed action

EAs help involved and interested agencies identify their concerns about the action and provide guidance to the lead agency in making its determination of significance

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The EA for the Freeport Electric Plant No. 2 Generating ProjectThe EA for the Freeport Electric Plant No. 2 Generating Project

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Social IssuesSocial Issues

Land Use and Zoning Community Facilities Cultural Resources Visual Resources Socioeconomic and Environmental Justice Public Health and Safety

Land Use and Zoning Community Facilities Cultural Resources Visual Resources Socioeconomic and Environmental Justice Public Health and Safety

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Existing and Proposed Viewsfrom Norman Levy PreserveExisting and Proposed Viewsfrom Norman Levy Preserve

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Technical IssuesTechnical Issues

Traffic and Transportation – no change from existing

Air Quality – better than in full compliance, LAER and SCR

Noise – in full compliance Infrastructure – no impacts Contaminated Materials – no impacts Soils, Geology, and Seismology – no impacts

Traffic and Transportation – no change from existing

Air Quality – better than in full compliance, LAER and SCR

Noise – in full compliance Infrastructure – no impacts Contaminated Materials – no impacts Soils, Geology, and Seismology – no impacts

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Existing and Proposed View looking East from East First St. Existing and Proposed View looking East from East First St.

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Environmental Issues Environmental Issues

Natural Resources, including wetlands, restored to better than existing conditions

Water Resources – no impact Storm Water Management – no impact Coastal Zone Management/Coastal Storms

Natural Resources, including wetlands, restored to better than existing conditions

Water Resources – no impact Storm Water Management – no impact Coastal Zone Management/Coastal Storms

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Construction Impacts – TemporaryConstruction Impacts – Temporary

Warehousing, Noise Abatement and Traffic Abatement Procedures Implemented

Warehousing, Noise Abatement and Traffic Abatement Procedures Implemented

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Determination of SignificanceImpact or No Impact ?

Determination of SignificanceImpact or No Impact ?

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Determination of SignificanceDetermination of Significance

The project conforms to standards designed to protect the environment and appropriate design parameters have been imposed to

ensure standards are enforced

The project conforms to standards designed to protect the environment and appropriate design parameters have been imposed to

ensure standards are enforced

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Negative DeclarationNegative Declaration

No significant impact is expected to occurto: air, land resources, visual resources, groundwater resources, surface water,

cultural resources, open space and recreation, transportation, energy and public

health. Furthermore, no significant noise and odor impacts are expected

No significant impact is expected to occurto: air, land resources, visual resources, groundwater resources, surface water,

cultural resources, open space and recreation, transportation, energy and public

health. Furthermore, no significant noise and odor impacts are expected