Registration documents are prepared by proponents and made available in the language in which they were received by the Department of Environment and Local Government.
Project number: 1107
Date registered: 2007/01/23
Proponent: NB Power Generation – Coleson Cove
Description: The project consists of the modification of one of the three boiler units, currently fueled by heavy fuel oil, so that it is capable of co-firing petroleum coke with heavy fuel oil. The project will determine the environmental acceptability along with the technical and economic feasibility of this method.
Location: Saint John
EIA specialist: Sheila Goucher
Status: Certificate of Determination issued (PDF 16 KB)
Date of decision: 2007/04/19
Project number: 1108
Date registered: 2006/10/30
Proponent: Château Springs
Description: This project would take place in an existing water bottling facility located in Saint Charles and would not require any construction.
Location: Kent
EIA specialist: Bernie Doucet
Status: Certificate of Determination issued (PDF 16 KB)
Date of decision: 2007/01/26
Project number: 1109
Date registered: 2007/01/25
Proponent: Irving Oil Limited: Project Eider Rock – Petroleum Refinery
Description: Development of a new petroleum refinery in Saint John, New Brunswick, that could process up to 300,000 barrels of crude oil per day.
Location: Saint John
EIA specialist: David Maguire
Status: EIA Approval issued (PDF 136 KB)
Date of decision: 2011/02/17
Project number: 1110
Date registered: 2007/01/31
Proponent: Xstrata Zinc – Heath Steele Mine
Description: Final closure work associated with the Heath Steele Mine. The project would include closure work at Camp Brook, Chandler’s Pond, the Gossan area, and miscellaneous projects throughout the property.
Location: Northumberland
EIA specialist: Serge Gagnon
Status: Certificate of Determination issued (PDF 18 KB)
Date of decision: 2007/04/25
Project number: 1111
Date registered: 2007/02/05
Proponent: Jiffy Products (N.B.) Ltd.
Description: The proposed project involves the development of a 147-hectare peat harvesting operation on peatland #536 (a bog that totals 268 hectares). The project will consist of the construction of an access road, primary and secondary drainage ditch networks, development of production fields, haulage corridors, a harvested peat stockpile area, and equipment lay-down area. All harvested peat will be transported to the Jiffy processing plant, located in Shippagan, NB.
Location: Gloucester
EIA specialist: Danny Stymiest
Status: Certificate of Determination issued (PDF 26 KB)
Date of decision: 2007/05/01
Project number: 1112
Date registered: 2007/02/12
Proponent: Town of Richibucto
Description: Water Supply Source Assessment — Richibucto Wellfield — The proponent is proposing to test the monitoring well of an existing municipal production well (Well #1) to determine if it can also be used as a municipal production well.
Location: Kent
EIA specialist: Pierre Doucet
Status: Certificate of Determination issued (PDF 86 KB)
Date of decision: 2009/07/22
Project number: 1113
Date registered: 2007/02/13
Proponent: City of Fredericton
Description: The Knowledge Park Drive Extension Project consists of the construction and operation of a two-kilometre, 2-lane arterial road (expandable to 4-lane) from the existing Knowledge Park Drive to the Kimble Drive/Alison Boulevard intersection; the realignment of the Exit 2 off-ramp from Highway 7 to this intersection; and stormwater drainage infrastructure.
Location: York County
EIA specialist: David Maguire
Status: Certificate of Determination issued (PDF 20 KB)
Date of decision: 2007/04/25
Project number: 1114
Date registered: 2007/02/23
Proponent: Smurfit-Stone Container Canada Inc.
Description: In August 2005, a pulp and paper mill in Bathurst owned by Smurfit-Stone Container Canada Inc. was closed due to poor economic conditions. As a result of the closure decision, Smurfit-Stone Container Canada Inc. intends to decommission the mill and close three associated landfill sites. The decommissioning is proposed to occur in three phases over a period of three years.
- Phase 1: Removal of chemicals and securing the site to ensure no environmental damage or public liability from the presence of remaining equipment and its contents
- Phase 2: Removal of assets that are not integral to making paper
- Phase 3: Removal, sale and/or abandonment of all remaining assets, if it is clear after a period of time that there is no possibility of a buyer
Location: Gloucester
EIA specialist: Lee Swanson
Status: Certificate of Determination issued (PDF 24 KB)
Date of decision: 2008/02/06
Project number: 1115
Date registered: 2007/03/08
Proponent: Department of Transportation
Description: The New Brunswick Department of Transportation is proposing to modify the existing ferry wharf terminal at North Head, Grand Manan. The required upgrade includes extending the wharf by 15 m to accommodate a new 95-m long vessel. Project activities will include dredging, construction of a rock mattress, and the placement of concrete caissons.
Location: Charlotte
EIA specialist: Danny Stymiest
Status: Certificate of Determination issued (PDF 19 KB)
Date of decision: 2008/07/31
Project number: 1116
Date registered: 2007/03/12
Proponent: HSF Foods Ltd.
Description: Wastewater Treatment Plant Upgrade — The proponent is reopening a potato flakes processing plant in Centreville, formerly owned by CanUSA Foods Ltd. They are proposing to upgrade a portion of the existing wastewater treatment system (two existing stabilization ponds) with an aerated pond.
Location: Carleton
EIA specialist: Pierre Doucet
Status: Certificate of Determination issued (PDF 20 KB)
Date of decision: 2007/07/23
Project number: 1117
Date registered: 2007/03/28
Proponent: Town of Hampton
Description: The Town of Hampton is proposing to decommission an existing sewage lagoon and redirect the sewage to an existing wastewater treatment plant. A new sewage pump station and sanitary sewer line would also be constructed to connect the lagoon area to an existing sewer line.
Location: Kings
EIA specialist: David Whyte
Status: Certificate of Determination issued (PDF 17 KB)
Date of decision: 2007/07/10
Project number: 1118
Date registered: 2007/04/04
Proponent: Fruit-Can Limitée
Description: The proponent is proposing to expand their existing cranberry operation located on Lamèque Island. This development (Phase 3) will include the construction of approximately 15 acres of cranberry fields, including drainage ditches. The project will be located adjacent to the existing operation.
Location: Gloucester
EIA specialist: Danny Stymiest
Status: Certificate of Determination issued (PDF 99 KB)
Date of decision: 2009/08/18
Project number: 1119
Date registered: 2007/04/10
Proponent: Canaport LNG Limited Partnership
Description: Canaport LNG is proposing to construct a 525-metre roadway to provide emergency access to and from the Canaport LNG facility site. The proposed road would consist of a two-lane undivided private road restricted for use as a secondary means of access to the Canaport LNG Facility, constructed on lands owned by the proponent, and would involve one stream crossing as well as one wetland crossing.
Location: Saint John
EIA specialist: Bernie Doucet
Status: Certificate of Determination issued (PDF 23 KB)
Date of decision: 2007/08/15
Project number: 1120
Date registered: 2007/04/06
Proponent: Corridor Resources Inc.
Description: The proposed project consists of two natural gas gathering pipelines (450 m and 2000 m in length) in Penobsquis. The pipelines are required to tie two existing natural gas wells (Well Pad F-58 and Well Pad L-38) into the existing natural gas gathering system. Both lines will be located within a 20 m right of way.
Location: Kings
EIA specialist: David Maguire
Status: Certificate of Determination issued (PDF 19 Ko)
Date of decision: 2007/07/26
Project number: 1121
Date registered: 2007/04/11
Proponent: Town of Nackawic
Description: Wastewater Treatment Plant Equipment Upgrade — The proponent is proposing to replace some of the equipment of its existing mechanical wastewater treatment plant, located along Otis Drive, near the Saint John River. The proponent is also proposing to add some new equipment and replace an existing building.
Location: York
EIA specialist: Pierre Doucet
Status: Certificate of Determination issued (PDF 20 Ko)
Date of decision: 2008/05/15
Project number: 1122
Date registered: 2007/04/11
Proponent: Joseph Cleven
Description: The proponent is proposing to construct a single-family dwelling, well, and septic system on the banks of the Saint John River downstream of Fredericton, and an access road connecting the dwelling to Route 105. The proposal would affect a wetland having an area larger than 2 hectares, and an EIA registration was therefore required.
Location: Sunbury
EIA specialist: Danny Stymiest
Status: Inactive
Project number: 1123
Date registered: 2007/04/16
Proponent: Village of Petitcodiac
Description: The Village of Petitcodiac is proposing to upgrade their sewage treatment system by building a new 3 ha lagoon adjacent to an existing lagoon. As part of the project, approximately 70 additional homes would be connected to the Village’s sewage treatment system via a new sewage pipe to be constructed by directional drilling under the Petitcodiac River. A new sewage pumping station will also be required.
Location: Westmorland
EIA specialist: Katie Pettie
Status: Certificate of Determination issued (PDF 20 KB)
Date of decision: 2008/03/28
Project number: 1124
Date registered: 2007/04/17
Proponent: Lakeside Developments Inc.
Description: Additional Subdivision Lots at the Lakeside Estates Subdivision — The proponent is proposing to expand Lakeside Estates Subdivision in three phases over the next 20 years. The subdivision is located off Killarney Road, just north of the Fredericton city limits.
Location: York
EIA specialist: Pierre Doucet
Status: Certificate of Determination issued (PDF 22 KB)
Date of decision: 2007/08/31
Project number: 1125
Date registered: 2007/05/04
Proponent: Town of Riverview
Description: The proponent is proposing to extend the existing Pinder Road to connect with the future intersection of Findlay and Gunningsville Boulevards. The proposed extension is intended to provide access from the Pine Glen Area to the East-West Corridor, provide an alternate traffic route to decrease traffic congestion on residential streets, and improve access to future developments planned for Findlay Park.
Location: Albert County
EIA specialist: Bernie Doucet
Status: Certificate of Determination issued (PDF 23 KB)
Date of decision: 2007/08/15
Project number: 1126
Date registered: 2007/05/03
Proponent: AV Nackawic Ltd.
Description: The proponent is proposing to construct a multi-cell sludge disposal basin to replace their existing basin, which is near its capacity. The new disposal basin will have a footprint of approximately 11 ha and will be located adjacent to the active basin (east of Quigg Brook).
Location: York
EIA specialist: Danny Stymiest
Status: Certificate of Determination issued (PDF 20 KB)
Date of decision: 2008/05/05
Project number: 1127
Date registered: 2007/05/09
Proponent: Department of Transportation
Description: The project involves the realignment of an existing curve on Route 345 located between Evangeline and Inkerman Ferry.
Location: Gloucester
EIA specialist: David Whyte
Status: Certificate of Determination issued (PDF 21 KB)
Date of decision: 2007/07/19
Project number: 1128
Date registered: 2007/06/07
Proponent: TransAlta Wind
Description: TransAlta proposes to construct a 129 megawatt wind farm comprised of 43 wind turbines to be located near Riverside-Albert in Albert County.
Location: Albert
EIA specialist: Shawn Hamilton
Status: Certificate of Determination issued (PDF 19 KB)
Date of decision: 2007/09/28
Project number: 1129
Date registered: 2007/06/06
Proponent: Tourbière 2000B — Peat Bog # 514
Description: The proposed project involves the development of a peat harvesting operation on peatland #514 (approximately 45 hectares). Construction activities would involve the development of an access road, excavation of drainage ditches throughout the harvest area, four sedimentation basins, a maintenance and storage building, and a fuel storage tank. The harvested peat would be transported to an existing processing facility in the area.
Location: Northumberland
EIA specialist: Serge Gagnon
Status: Certificate of Determination issued (PDF 34 KB)
Date of decision: 2007/10/24
Project number: 1130
Date registered: 2007/06/22
Proponent: Ocean Horizons (Canada) Limited
Description: Ocean Horizons (Canada) Limited is proposing to install an Entrapped Air Flotation (EAF) system at their facility located in the St. George Industrial Park. This unit will pre-treat their salmon processing effluent prior to discharging it into the St. George Industrial Wastewater Lagoon. The project will involve the expansion of an existing building (used to house the unit), and installation of a micron screen and EAF unit.
Location: Charlotte
EIA specialist: Danny Stymiest
Status: Certificate of Determination issued (PDF 17 KB)
Date of decision: 2007/08/22
Project number: 1131
Date registered: 2007/06/25
Proponent: Village of Drummond
Description: Groundwater Exploration Program — The proponent is proposing to develop a supplemental municipal water supply. The proposed exploration program consists of drilling one or two wells, located to the west of the village boundary, and pump testing one of these wells.
Location: Victoria
EIA specialist: Pierre Doucet
Status: Cancelled
Project number: 1132
Date registered: 2007/07/06
Proponent: Village of Baker Brook
Description: Increasing Water Supply — The proponent is proposing to deepen an existing well (Piste Cyclable) and conduct a pumping test to determine if its pumping rate can be increased.
Location: Madawaska
EIA specialist: Pierre Doucet
Status: Cancelled
Project number: 1133
Date registered: 2007/07/20
Proponent: Potash Corporation of Saskatchewan
Description: The proponent has proposed a new potash mine adjacent to the company's existing mine near Sussex. The project will include expanded milling operations.
Location: Kings
EIA specialist: Shawn Hamilton
Status: Certificate of Determination issued (PDF 25 KB)
Date of decision: 2008/01/11
Project number: 1134
Date registered: 2007/07/23
Proponent: Atlantic Motel
Description: The proponent is planning to replace an existing sewage treatment system in Berry Mills (near Moncton). The existing system (filter bed and septic tank) is failing. The new system will contain four septic tanks, a grease trap, a pumping station, four recirculating tanks, UV treatment, a sand bed filter, and two constructed wetlands.
Location: Westmorland
EIA specialist: David Whyte
Status: Certificate of Determination issued (PDF 15 KB)
Date of decision: 2007/10/19
Project number: 1135
Date registered: 2007/08/08
Proponent: NB Power Transmission
Description: The proponent proposes to construct a new 28-kilometre 138 KV power transmission line in Albert County.
Location: Albert
EIA specialist: Katie Pettie
Status: Certificate of Determination issued (PDF 23 KB)
Date of decision: 2007/11/2
Project number: 1136
Date registered: 2007/08/17
Proponent: Department of Fisheries and Oceans
Description: The Department of Fisheries and Oceans is proposing to develop Seal Cove Harbour in Grand Manan. This project would involve the construction of a new breakwater on the north side of the harbour, the installation of a new marginal wharf, installation of floating docks, dredging of the harbour and ocean disposal of the dredge spoils, creation of two new service areas by intertidal/subtidal infilling, repairing the two existing breakwaters north of the harbour currently protecting the National Historic Site, and the extension and reinforcement of the southern wharf breakwater.
Location: Charlotte
EIA specialist: Bernie Doucet
Status: Certificate of Determination issued (PDF 105 KB)
Date of decision: 2007/11/23
Project number: 1137
Date registered: 2007/09/06
Proponent: Department of Transportation
Description: The Department of Transportation is proposing to replace the existing Cocagne Bridge No. 1 (Route 134). The new structure will consist of a four-span steel beam bridge and will use the same roadway alignment.
Location: Kent
EIA specialist: Danny Stymiest
Status: Certificate of Determination issued (PDF 22 KB)
Date of decision: 2008/03/26
Project number: 1138
Date registered: 2007/11/08
Proponent: PotashCorp
Description: PotashCorp intends to construct and operate a 30 km brine disposal pipeline system from the PotashCorp Penobsquis Mine to the PotashCorp Cassidy Lake Mill. The project would include two pump stations.
Location: Kings
EIA specialist: Shawn Hamilton
Status: Certificate of Determination issued (PDF 99 KB)
Date of decision: 2008/10/14
Project number: 1139
Date registered: 2007/12/10
Proponent: Bonney Construction Ltd.
Description: Pleasant View Estates — Phase II — The proponent is proposing to expand the existing Pleasant View Estates subdivision in Hampton by further developing 82 single-family units (garden homes and townhouses). The proponent will also develop a series of wells to provide water to this phase.
Location: Kings
EIA specialist: Pierre Doucet
Status: Certificate of Determination issued (PDF 17 KB)
Date of decision: 2008/01/24
Project number: 1140
Date registered: 2007/12/20
Proponent: Corridor Resources Inc.
Description: The proposed project consists of the expansion of the existing McCully natural gas production and gathering system. The expansion will include the construction of six new well pads and a gathering pipe system in the Penobsquis area.
Location: Kings
EIA specialist: Danny Stymiest
Status: Certificate of Determination issued (PDF 24 KB)
Date of decision: 2008/07/17