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Wind Farm Asks For New Site To Store Soil, Water Removed From Wainscott Trenching

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The developers of the South Fork Wind project have applied for permission to store soil and water removed from the trenches being dug beneath Wainscott roads at a vacant property on Tan Bark Trail behind the Bistrian sand pit.

The developers of the South Fork Wind project have applied for permission to store soil and water removed from the trenches being dug beneath Wainscott roads at a vacant property on Tan Bark Trail behind the Bistrian sand pit.

authorMichael Wright on Apr 20, 2022
South Fork Wind has applied to use a vacant industrial property between Three Mile Harbor Road and Springs-Fireplace Road as a temporary storage site for soil and water removed from... more

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