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The Buffalo News reports that Assembly House 150, a nonprofit art, design and construction incubator and learning center at 150 Edward St., has received the 2021 Great Places Award from the Environmental Design Research Association. We are honored to receive this international recognition, said
Dennis Maher, the Assembly House s founder and executive director, who s also an artist and architecture faculty member at UB. Assembly House is a magical place, where the spirit of a city and its people come together around the act of making and the art of craft, said Robert Shibley, dean of UB s School of Architecture and Planning.
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POTSDAM The Potsdam village board approved two payments to independent contractors working on the fluoride system improvements project at their March 1 meeting.
A payment of $3,960 to J.E. Sheehan Contracting was authorized.
The board also approved a payment of $1,800 to Environmental Design & Research for professional services through Jan. 31 rendered on the project.
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HARRISON TOWNSHIP A proposed 108-megawatt solar field would provide enormous financial benefits to the community and have limited impact on the environment or neighbors, the company said in a virtual meeting Thursday night.
Union Ridge Solar, a subsidiary of Leeward Renewable Energy, said the solar field on 515 acres of Harrison Township farmland would require no clearing of the site, create no chemical runoff, no dust, no odors, no glare off the panels onto adjacent properties, negligible noise, limited water use, no zoning change and no negative impact on property values and or electric rates.
“We are very sensitive to impacts to neighbors, LRE vice president of development John Wieland said. We are going to be the long-term owner-operator of this facility. So, we do want to be a good neighbor.
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Residents of the town of Ripley had the opportunity to have many of their questions regarding the proposed South Ripley Solar and Storage Project answered at a virtual informational meeting held last week.
According to representatives from ConnectGen, the public meeting was held to “provide information to stakeholders, understand stakeholder interests, identify any additional stakeholders potentially affected by the South Ripley Solar & Storage Project, and solicit information from stakeholders during public outreach events.”
The webinar featured a host of experts who are involved with the project. The first part of the presentation covered several areas that will be part of the 94C application. 94C overhauls the state’s large-scale renewable siting process, replacing Article 10, which required solar projects to undergo a rigorous state permitting process.