GAS
Jan 7th 2010 Deficiencies remain for GAS; new water supply proposal creates feasibility concerns.
In response to GAS’ latest proposal for solving the water supply issues at Brohm Ridge, Environment Assessment Office (EAO) Director Graeme McLaren has asked for more information on several major deficiencies in the submitted reports and plans.
Since the original submission showed that planned reservoir capacity could supply only a fraction of projected demands, GAS has needed to take drastic action to fulfill needs and plans to use dangerous terrain to build reservoirs that threaten downstream safety.
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