APPENDIX H – PUBLIC INVOLVEMENT MATERIALS
Tomorrow’s Energy, TOGETHER.
To meet the region’s growing Open House Details electricity needs and demand for clean energy, Minnesota Power and Join us at an open house meeting Dairyland Power Cooperative are for the Nemadji Trail Energy Center. working together to incorporate the Residents will have the opportunity flexibility of natural gas to ensure to ask the project team questions power 24/7 year-round. and learn more about what to expect during the process. This modern, efficient, flexible resource will support the growth of renewable energy as both companies transition to Monday, November 12 a clean energy future. 4:00 - 7:00 p.m. Open House, no formal presentation
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To meet the region’s growing electricity needs and demand for clean energy, Minnesota Power and Dairyland Power Cooperative are working together to incorporate the flexibility of natural gas to ensure power 24/7 year-round.
This modern, efficient, flexible resource will support the growth of renewable energy as both companies transition to a clean energy future.
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Join us at an open house meeting for the Nemadji Trail Energy Center. Residents will have the opportunity to ask the project team questions and learn more about what to expect during the process.
Monday, November 12 4:00 - 7:00 p.m. Open House, no formal presentation
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Belgian Club 3931 E 2nd Street, Superior, WI 54880
To meet the region’s growing electricity needs and demand for clean energy, Minnesota Power and Dairyland Power Cooperative are working together to incorporate the flexibility of natural gas to ensure power 24/7 year-round.
This modern, efficient, flexible resource will support the growth of renewable energy as both companies transition to a clean energy future.
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To meet the region’s growing electricity needs and demand for clean energy, Minnesota Power and Dairyland Power Cooperative are working together to incorporate the flexibility of natural gas to ensure power 24/7 year-round.
About the Project Minnesota Power and Dairyland Power Cooperative are proposing to build a 525-550 megawatt natural gas generation facility in Superior, Wisconsin, called the Nemadji Trail Energy Center. This center will use flexible and efficient natural gas to enable the addition of more renewable energy resources such as wind and solar, and to deliver affordable and reliable power to consumers in the region.
The Facility This project will be a combined-cycle gas generation facility that burns natural gas in a combustion turbine.
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HOW IT WORKS Natural Gas Fuel Supply Natural gas is burned to produce high-pressure, 1 high-temperature gas that spins a turbine. 1 Steam Turbine
Equipment in this building captures waste heat to Gas Turbine 2 create steam that spins a second turbine.
Energy from the turbines flows to a transformer 3 and continues through the electric grid to power Transformer homes and businesses. 3 Nemadji Trail Energy Center
Facility Location The proposed project is located in an industrial area and has access to existing electrical and natural gas infrastructure. The project will require these additional components:
Approximately seven-mile natural gas pipeline using existing right-of-way 2
N 42nd St Approximately four-mile, 345kV transmission line parallel to existing right-of-way Z
Approximately 10-acre substation associated with the transmission line Legend The Wisconsin permitting process requires two Preferred Facility Site proposed alternatives; however, only one facility site, Alternate Facility Site transmission line route, and substation location are Existing Pipeline Right-of-Way preferred by Minnesota Power and Dairyland Power - Preferred Transmission Route & Substation C as shown on the map. Alternate Transmission Route & Substation
Project Benefits Schedule Public participation/comment period. Supports customer load Regulatory Permit Supports renewable energy resources 2018-2019 Applications Development & Submittal
Reduces carbon emissions Regulatory 2019-2020 Review & Largest private investment in Douglas County Approval
Over $1 billion in regional economic benefit over 20 years Engineering & 2020 Construction Creates 260 jobs during peak construction and up to 25 full-time permanent jobs Provides approximately $1 million in annual, local tax benefit 2025 Operation
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ENABLING Nemadji Trail Energy Center RENEWABLES
Natural gas maintains reliability by supporting renewables.
Energy Resource Components Agreements with some of our customers to interrupt service at times of peak load—also used to balance resources and maintain reliability. Energy Efficiency Demand Response
Market Energy
Natural gas and purchases from energy markets are used to fill in Natural Gas the gaps between the peaks and valleys of variable wind and solar power. Natural gas provides reliable power while buffering the volatility of energy market prices. Intermittent Renewables
Our traditional coal-fired units provide consistent, Base Load Resources dependable baseload power.
Nemadji Trail Energy Center FACILITY LOCATION
The proposed project is located in an industrial area and has access to existing electrical and natural gas infrastructure. The project will require these additional components:
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AIR WATER NOISE
NATURAL GAS FACILITIES RESULT IN LESS EMISSIONS FACILITY WATER USAGE COMPARISON OF NOISE LEVELS
THAN TRADITIONAL GENERATION FACILITIES. The Facility uses a gas combustion turbine to generate electricity. The heat generated from that process is used to make steam to generate even more electricity in a steam turbine. In order to create steam, water is needed. We are working closely with the Wisconsin Department of Natural decibels Resources in regards to a well permit application to ensure the Facility will not impact precious 110 water resources. Carbon Dioxide 747 Take-off Well Water: 2.4 MGD 100
Food blender (3 ft.) CO ~65% Water Treatment Noise levels 90 2 from the Facility to the adjacent 80 Noisy, urban daytime neighborhood are Mercury expected to be 70 between 40 and Normal speech (3 ft.) 55 decibels. 60 Dishwasher in Hg ~100% Evaporation: 1.9 MGD 50 next room
Nemadji Trail Energy Center 40 Quiet, urban night-time
NOx, CO, SO2, VOC, PM10 30 Quiet, rural night-time Cooling Towers Plant 20 other Threshold of ~97% 10 Discharge to Wastewater human hearing MGD = million Treatment Plant: 0.5 MGD gallons daily PROJECT Nemadji Trail Energy Center SCHEDULE
2018-2019 2019-2020 2020 2025
Permit Application Regulatory Engineering Operation Development/ Review & & Submittal Approval Construction
Nemadji Trail Energy Center Open House
Join Minnesota Power and Dairyland Power Cooperative at an open house where you can ask questions about our proposed 525-550 megawatt natural gas power plant and meet the project team.
OPEN HOUSE DETAILS
When? Thursday, September 7 The proposed natural gas generation 11:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m. or facility in Superior, Wisconsin, will 5:00 p.m. - 7:00 p.m. provide flexible and efficient natural Open House format, no formal gas to enable the addition of more presentation. renewable energy resources such as wind and solar, and to deliver Where? Elks Lodge - Superior, WI #403 affordable and reliable power to 1503 Belknap Street consumers in the region. Superior, WI 54880
NemadjiTrailEnergyCenter.com c/o HDR 701 Xenia Ave. S., Suite 600 Minneapolis, MN 55416
Nemadji Trail Energy Center Open House • Learn about the project • Ask questions • Chat with the team
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Flood well-meaning citizens,” ConstruCtion University of Wiscon- ing positive feedback Ways to help said Frank Frassetto, di- sin-Superior to use the from returning teachers. from Page A1 • Go to www.red- vision administrator for from Page A1 Wessman Arena parking “I think everybody re- cross.org or www. Trade and Consumer lot as overflow parking alizes that in a year we’re helpsalvationarmy.org. Protection. “Give gener- for teachers, and 21 staff going to be in a new fa- and field team. • Text Harvey to ously to a charity if you members will park in the cility and we’re just go- The package was sent 90999 to donate $10. are inclined, but always school’s new administra- bus loop on the east side ing to deal with all the via campus mail Thurs- • The Catholic Dio- research an organization tion and kitchen areas, is of the school. little things that come day. cese of Superior is before sending money.” once again connected. Parents will still be able up and it’s not going to “Community service holding a special col- He advised consum- The only lunchtime to drop off in the bus loop be a big deal,” he said. and community involve- lection for victims dur- ers to research charities change students should and the white-marked “It’ll all be worth it in ment has always been a ing weekend Mass. by name at www.chari- see is a row of chairs area along Spartan Drive. the end.” pillar for us,” Bursik said. tynavigator.org or www. and music stands stacked They can also drop off As with parking, class- Any time they can help whose agency is gear- give.org before donating. against the new instru- students and park along room space will be a little out and impact people ing up for a protracted Be leery of high-pressure ment storage space on Catlin Avenue. tighter this year. positively, he said, it’s recovery by anticipating pitches or any requests the south wall. Buses will pick up “There are a number “definitely something we a new flux of volunteers. to wire money and feel Band students will use and drop off students of teachers who had to want to be a part of.” “We’re going to be do- free to seek out contact the new multi-purpose in the eastern lot beside move because their area The local American Red ing sheltering and feed- information for a charity room for classes, shar- the technical education was destroyed,” Olson Cross chapter has de- ing for months,” he said. or operation if you ques- ing it with the wrestling workshops. The students said. “So they’re on carts; ployed eight people over “This is going to be a tion its legitimacy. program. will enter the school they’re sharing multiple the past several days to long haul.” Consumers were Parking lots are paved through door 14. rooms; their office space the Houston area, the Many feel the need to warned to watch for net- and ready for use, al- Classrooms in the cir- is a little smaller now Duluth News Tribune re- give, but the Wiscon- work messages, e-mails though there will be cle portion of the school than they would have ported, including a pair sin Department of Ag- or texts that claim to fewer spots available this have waxed cement floors wanted it.” of registered nurses and riculture, Trade and have exclusive informa- year. following this summer’s From the beginning, an emergency response Consumer Protection is tion or photos. Clicking The student parking lot asbestos abatement. he said, these teachers vehicle with volunteer urging consumers to do on attachments or links northwest of the school Reflective tape will be were part of the solu- specialists in mass feed- their research before they in these communications will remain open, Olson placed on the floors of tion, working out ways ing operations. send money to any char- can expose your comput- said. Fenced-in areas be- the metal, wood and auto to coexist as the school is The volunteers come ity claiming to help those er or phone to malicious tween the lot and build- shops, tracing evacuation rebuilt around them. from around the North- affected by the flooding. software. ing will remain enclosed routes. Every classroom The assistant principal land, said Dan Williams, “Scammers see trage- Duluth News Tribune re- through the school year will have two exits, Olson gave a shout-out to the the local American Red dies as a way to line their porter Brady Slater contrib- to provide a laydown site said. high school custodians Cross executive director pockets at the expense of uted to this report. for construction material. “Parents are wor- and engineers for their Students will also be ried about safety in the teamwork and patience. able to access another 115 building,” he said. “We “They’ve done just a wouldn’t be opening up tremendous amount of narrowly defined, the Officer Mike Janousek parking spots in the east tax this place if we did not work,” Olson said. “Their white lab coats and labo- said the company made lot across Spartan Drive, think it was safe.” schedule got very con- ratory, and not enough the decision not to ap- fewer than last year. from Page A1 While the main num- densed with all the things manufacturing.” ply for R&D tax credits “We lost about 50 slots ber to the high school they had to move.” However, she said, of- because the documenta- over there,” Olson said. remains the same, staff There were times a quick lesson on how to ten times, it is manufac- tion, time and tax ac- Contractors will be uti- members have new ex- where equipment and fire a crossbow — the turers that come up with counting needed to take lizing the parking lot on tension numbers because classroom items had to senator’s first archery the innovations that cre- advantage of the credits the south side of North the district switched to a be moved two or three experience — the arrow ate new products that was cost-prohibitive. 28th Street by the soc- new phone system. different times, he said. flew, striking the center also create jobs. “If they loosen up the cer fields, so it will not Rolling with the changes “We’re all working circle of the target. “This expansion requirements, we will be available to students, together to get things Baldwin stopped at makes it more generous; definitely take advantage teachers or parents. Social studies teacher done,” said custodian FeraDyne Outdoors on it will give people more of it,” Janousek said. The Teachers will be able Chad Postal has watched Janet Anderson. “It’s a Wednesday to talk to incentive to apply for changes proposed would to park in the northeast the landscape at the high team effort, no doubt company officials about it,” Baldwin said. “And it also allow the compa- parking lot between the school change over the about it.” a tax reform proposal simplifies the process.” ny to get credit for the sports complex and the summer while coaching Visit the district’s re- she recently introduced Baldwin said she de- expense of modifying school. The newly-paved the bigger, faster, stron- designed website, www. that would make it easier cided to visit FeraDyne equipment, which would lot also has fewer spaces ger program. superior.k12.wi.us, under for small manufacturers because they are a major be beneficial to the com- than before, about 85. “It looks pretty good the Superior High School to take advantage of re- employer in Superior. pany as well, he said. 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Senior Flag raising honors father, Forum focuses on moving mealS son veterans from Superior goods in Twin Ports Senior Connections of- fers hot, nutritious meals A father and son from Feb. 27, 2016. The Minnesota Freight tion professionals work Monday-Friday for peo- Superior — both serving The entire Meysman Advisory Committee in- together to provide safe ple 60 or older. Meals are the nation during time of family is proud of Phil vites everyone with an and efficient movement delivered to homebound war — will be honored and Ray’s service to their interest in freight to of goods. individuals and served at with a flag raising. country and are happy to participate in an open The forum runs 9:30 congregate sites in Doug- Philip Meysman served have a Flag of Remem- forum in Duluth. a.m. to noon Sept. 8. las County. A $4 per meal in the U.S. Navy in the brance flown in their The forum will be an Registration and net- contribution is requested, South Pacific during memory. The flag will be opportunity for com- working will begin at but no one is denied be- World War II; his oldest raised at 9 a.m. Friday at mittee members and the 9:15 a.m. at the Inn on cause of inability to pay. son, Raymond Meysman, the Richard I. Bong Veter- regional freight commu- Lake Superior, 350 Canal Call (715) 394-3611 or Philip Raymond nity to discuss the ship- Park Drive. Day parking served in the U.S. Army’s Meysman Meysman ans Historical Center, 305 (800) 870-2181 to make 25th Infantry Division Harbor View Parkway. It’s ment of goods in and out passes will be available reservations 24 hours in and served in Vietnam father of nine children. He free and open to the pub- of Northeast Minnesota. at the registration table advance for meal sites, from 1968 to 1969. passed away Nov. 8, 2006. lic. It focuses on the Duluth for those who park in including Senior Center, At the same time Philip Raymond P. Meysman Sponsored by the Rich- area transportation net- the Inn on Lake Supe- Monday-Friday; Phoenix A. Meysman served, his was born March 29, 1948. ard I. Bong American Le- work, land-use plans, rior’s guest parking lot. Villa, Monday-Friday; brother, Frank Meysman, After graduating from gion Post 435, the Flag of and how Duluth-area RSVP online at z.umn. Amnicon Senior Center, served in the South Pa- Cathedral High School, Remembrance program freight and transporta- edu/NEFreightForum. Tuesday-Wednesday; cific with the U.S. Army. he joined the U.S. Army honors the life and mem- Solon Springs Communi- Philip was the owner of and was a recipient of a ory of deceased veterans ty Center, Thursday-Fri- Meysman Accounting Bronze Star. Like his fa- every week by flying a day; Gordon Town Hall, and Tax Service for many ther, Ray was a lifelong flag over the historical Tuesday-Friday; and years. Throughout his life, resident of Superior who center. The flag is raised Holy Assumption Church, Philip was very active in worked for and retired at 9 a.m. each Friday and Monday-Thursday. bowling, golfing, fishing from Burlington Northern lowered the following Next week’s menu in- and hunting. He also loved Railroad. Friday at 8:30 a.m. Infor- cludes: politics. He was a mem- He was also an accoun- mation about the veteran Sept. 11: Egg salad on ber of Holy Assumption tant with the Meysman is on display at the center wheat bread, vegetable Catholic Church, the local Accounting and Tax Ser- during the week. barley soup, fresh fruit. Veterans of Foreign Wars vice, which was owned For more information, Sept. 12: Ham slice, (VFW) and the Knights of by his father. Ray enjoyed contact John Vaski at (715) macaroni and cheese, Columbus. Phil was a life- bowling, golfing, playing 394-7693, Scott Markle coleslaw, wheat roll, long resident of Superior. cards and pool. While so- at (218) 269-4675 or the fruited Jell-O. Born June 17, 1921, he was cializing with his friends, Richard I. Bong Veterans Sept. 13: Lasagna, married for more than 60 Ray would enjoy talking Historical Center at (715) tossed salad, cauliflow- years to Betty (Hudacek) politics. Ray has a son, Cal 392-7151 or info@bvh- er, garlic bread stick, Meysman, and he was the Gould. He passed away on center.org. brownie. Sept. 14: Baked fish, au gratin potatoes, carrot Utilities offer information coins, wheat roll, white Duluth Farmer’s Market Duluth Woman’s Club Jell-O cake. 14th Ave. E. and 3rd St. Open House Sat 7-noon Wed 2-6pm Thursday, Sept. 7 Sept. 15: Meatloaf, on proposed energy center Peak of the Season !! 4-6 p.m. @ The Duluth baked potato, green Tomatoes Cukes Peps ! Woman’s Club, 2400 E. beans, wheat bread, Minnesota Power and west-wide search. continue to be a leader Superior St, Duluth. pears. Resident Artist Join us for refresh- Dairyland Power Cooper- The facility will em- in the nation’s trans- Concert Call (715) 372-5474 ative are hosting a pair of ploy about 22-25 peo- formation to provide ments, learn about our for reservations at the Alice Pierce, voice Friday luncheon pro- open houses this week so ple when completed and more renewable energy, Tracy Lipke-Perry, grams, special events, Kro Bar & Grill in Brule, the public can learn more create an estimated 260 and are positioning our Tuesday-Friday. piano volunteer opportunities about the planned Nem- construction jobs and 130 power supply to remain 7:30pm Friday Sept. 8 & social activities such adji Trail Energy Center indirect jobs. Because of safe, reliable, cleaner and Adult $11, Senior $9, as bridge and canasta. natural gas power plant. its proximity to Minne- competitive for the fu- UMD Faculty/Staff $6, Membership open to all Residents will have sota, the facility is ex- ture.” Student $6, UMD women in Duluth, Su- Community the opportunity to learn pected to bring benefits The Nemadji Trail En- Student $4 perior & surrounding more and ask questions to both states. It is one of ergy Center is a compo- 218-726-8877 or areas. Free trial mem- tickets.umn.edu about the proposed 525- the single largest private nent of Dairyland Power bership and bridge les- Calendar Weber Music Hall sons for Sept. and Oct. 550 megawatt plant that investments in the area’s Cooperative’s and Min- 1151 University Drive 2017. Check out our will generate natural history and is expected nesota Power’s energy Duluth Today website at www.duluth gas-powered electricity to provide more than $1 mix transformation. Both womansclub.com for Superior: The Douglas County for the region. billion in regional eco- companies have added Twin Ports more events, informa- Genealogy Club meets at 6 p.m. The open houses run nomic benefits over 20 renewable resources to Genealogical Society tion, and pictures! at the Douglas County Historical 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. and 5-7 years and generate $1 their systems to lower Thurs Sept. 7 6-8 PM Society, 1101 John Ave. Email p.m. Thursday at the Elks million in annual rev- their carbon profiles. Duluth Public Library Jane at [email protected] for Gold room - Topic: La Leche League Lodge, 1503 Belknap St. enue for Douglas County Natural gas supports the Monthly Discussion information, or visit the society’s “Genealogical Minnesota Power, a and the city of Superior. addition of renewable Resources at the 6 pm Thurs. Sept. 7 Facebook page or webpage at utility division of AL- “This is the next sig- energy to the grid while Library” La Leche League is a www.douglaswigenealogy.org. LETE Inc., and Dairyland nificant chapter of Min- maintaining reliability by mother-to-mother sup- Wednesday Power Cooperative an- nesota Power’s Ener- providing critical backup Global Mission Festival port group for nursing Superior: The Downtown nounced plans in June to gyForward strategy, to intermittent renew- Sunday, Sept. 10 at mothers that meets at 6 Farmers Market runs 11 a.m. to 2 build the renewable-en- representing the largest able resources, such as New Life Lutheran p.m. the first Thursday Church, 9 a.m. - 2 p.m. p.m. in the parking lot adjacent to abling Nemadji Trail En- cumulative addition to when the sun isn’t shin- of each month. All World of Wheels Skate Center in 4615 W Arrowhead Rd. breastfeeding questions ergy Center at a premier our power supply mix ing and the wind isn’t Duluth. Missionary are encouraged, and the 1200 block of Banks Avenue. industrial site in Supe- since 1980,” said Julie blowing. The two com- Superior: The Superior Doug- speakers, information children are welcome. A rior, pending regulatory Pierce, vice president of panies will share the booths, learn about lending library is las County Family YMCA hosts a approval. The Superior strategy and planning energy produced at the Asia, Africa, Russia, available. For more Memorial Blood Centers drive 3-6 site for the estimated for Minnesota Power, plant to provide electric Eastern Europe & more info call (218) 499-9504. p.m. at 9 N. 21st St. Walk-ins wel- $700 million combined- who led the package de- service to their respective No need to register First United Methodist come or make an appointment at cycle power plant was velopment. “With these customers and consum- Lunch provided Church - 230 E. 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Open Houses in Superior provide first look at proposed natural gas power plant Event hosted by Minnesota Power and Dairyland Power Cooperative
Superior, WI—The public is invited to learn more about the Nemadji Trail Energy Center natural gas power plant at two upcoming open houses. Hosted by Minnesota Power and Dairyland Power Cooperative, the open houses will provide an ideal forum for residents to ask questions and receive information about the location, purpose and timeline for the project. The proposed 525-550 megawatt plant will generate natural gas-powered electricity for the region.
Public open houses: When: Thursday, Sept. 7 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. & 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. Where: Elks Lodge 1503 Belknap Ave., Superior Wisconsin.
Minnesota Power, a utility division of ALLETE Inc., and Dairyland Power Cooperative announced plans in June to build the renewable-enabling Nemadji Trail Energy Center at a premier industrial site in Superior, pending regulatory approval. The Superior site for the estimated $700 million combined-cycle power plant was selected following a Midwest-wide search.
The facility will employ approximately 22-25 people when completed and create an estimated 260 construction jobs and 130 indirect jobs. Because of its proximity to Minnesota, the facility is expected to bring benefits to both states. It is one of the single largest private investments in the area’s history and is estimated to provide more than $1 billion in regional economic benefits over 20 years and generate $1 million in annual revenue for Douglas County and the City of Superior.
The Nemadji Trail Energy Center is a key component of both Dairyland Power Cooperative’s and Minnesota Power’s energy mix transformation. Both companies have added renewable resources to their systems while lowering their carbon profile. Natural gas supports the addition of renewable energy to the grid while maintaining reliability by providing critical backup to intermittent renewable resources, such as when the sun isn’t shining and the wind isn’t blowing. The two companies will share the energy produced at the plant to provide electric service to their respective customers and consumers.
The natural gas power plant is part of Minnesota Power’s recently proposed resource package that includes 250 megawatts of wind power and 10 megawatts of solar energy, both through power purchase agreements.
“This is the next significant chapter of Minnesota Power’s EnergyForward strategy, representing the largest cumulative addition to our power supply mix since 1980,” said Julie Pierce, vice president of strategy and planning for Minnesota Power, who led the package development. “With these resource additions, we
continue to be a leader in the nation’s transformation to provide more renewable energy, and are positioning our power supply to remain safe, reliable, cleaner and competitive for the future.”
“This project is an important component of Dairyland’s ongoing Preferred Plan for resource diversification,” says Rob Palmberg, Dairyland’s Vice President, Strategic Planning. “The Nemadji Trail Energy Center will provide an agile and affordable resource that supports the major wind and solar energy investments Dairyland continues to implement. Natural gas plants provide critical back-up to intermittent renewable sources of power, like solar and wind. The Nemadji Trail Energy Center will respond on demand, providing the energy required by our membership and Minnesota Power’s customers exactly when they need it.”
About Minnesota Power: Minnesota Power provides electric service within a 26,000-square-mile area in Northeastern Minnesota, supporting comfort, security and quality of life for 145,000 customers, 16 municipalities and some of the largest industrial customers in the United States.
Under its Energy Forward strategy, Minnesota Power has made significant strides reducing carbon on its system through the addition of renewable resources and the retirement of small coal units. Nearly 30 percent of the companies’ current energy mix comes from renewable energy—a significant change from 2005 when the company was about 95 percent coal. The company’s long-term goal has evolved to have a combined balance of two-thirds renewable energy and renewable-enabling natural gas and one-third environmentally compliant coal. More information is available at www.mnpower.com.
About Dairyland Power Cooperative: Headquartered in La Crosse, Wis., Dairyland (a Touchstone Energy Cooperative) provides the wholesale electrical requirements for 24 distribution cooperatives and 17 municipal utilities. These cooperatives and municipals, in turn, supply the energy needs of more than a half-million people in the four-state service area. Dairyland delivers electricity via 3,195 miles of transmission lines and 292 substations located throughout the system’s 44,500 square mile service area.
Today, Dairyland’s generating resources include coal, natural gas, hydro, wind, solar and biogas. Dairyland’s Preferred Plan for resource diversification is economically and systematically diversifying the cooperative’s energy resources and reducing its overall carbon footprint. More information is available at www.DairylandPower.com.
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Nemadji Trail Energy Center
About the Project
Minnesota Power and Dairyland Power Cooperative are proposing to build a 525-550 megawatt natural gas generation facility in Superior, Wisconsin, called the Nemadji Trail Energy Center. This center will use flexible and efficient natural gas to enable the addition of more renewable energy resources such as wind and solar, and to deliver affordable and reliable power to consumers in the region.
The image above is a rendering of the potential facility.
What is a combined-cycle natural gas plant? This project will be a combined-cycle gas generation facility that burns natural gas in a combustion turbine (like a jet engine) to produce high-pressure, high-temperature gas that spins a turbine. This is an efficient and reliable way to produce energy while supporting growing renewable resources, minimizing emissions and increasing energy output to meet the energy needs of consumers served by Minnesota Power and Dairyland Power Cooperative.
The Nemadji Trail Energy Facility will support renewables when the wind isn’t blowing and sun isn’t shining.
The Facility will also: Replace Reduce Support CO coal-fired 2 carbon customer load generation emissions
Schedule 2017 - 2018 2019 2020 2025
Public REGULATORY PERMIT REGULATORY ENGINEERING & OPERATION participation/ APPLICATIONS REVIEW & CONSTRUCTION comment period. DEVELOPMENT & SUBMITTAL APPROVAL
[email protected] NemadjiTrailEnergyCenter.com Nemadji Trail Energy Center
Shovel-Ready Project Site
The proposed project is located in an industrial area and has access to existing electrical and natural gas infrastructure. The project will require these additional components:
Approximately seven-mile natural gas pipeline using existing right-of-way
Approximately four-mile, 345kV transmission line parallel to existing right-of-way
Approximately 10-acre substation associated with the transmission line
Anticipated Project Benefits $ $ Largest private Over $1 billion in regional Create 260 jobs during Approximately investment in economic benefit over peak construction $1 million in Douglas County 20 years and up to 25 full-time local tax benefit permanent jobs
Upcoming Meeting 21 September 21
4-7 pm Attend the Rural Utilities Service (RUS) Formal Scoping Meeting Elks Lodge, Superior, WI
Nemadji Trail Energy Center Open House Summary Series 1 September 7, 2017
Page | 5 Nemadji Trail Energy Center Public Workshop
Join USDA Rural Utilities Service at a public workshop where you can ask questions & provide comments about the proposed 525-550 megawatt natural gas power plant proposed by Dairyland Power Cooperative and Minnesota Power.
OPEN HOUSE DETAILS The proposed natural gas generation When? Thursday, September 21 facility in Superior, Wisconsin, will 4:00 p.m. - 7:00 p.m. provide flexible and efficient natural Open House format, no formal gas to enable the addition of more presentation. renewable energy resources such as wind and solar, and to deliver Where? Elks Lodge - Superior, WI #403 affordable and reliable power to 1503 Belknap Street consumers in the region. Superior, WI 54880
NemadjiTrailEnergyCenter.com [email protected] c/o HDR 701 Xenia Ave. S., Suite 600 Minneapolis, MN 55416
Nemadji Trail Energy Center Public Workshop • Learn about the project • Ask questions
JOIN Thursday, Sept. 21 US: 4 - 7 p.m. Elks Lodge, Superior, WI superiortelegram.com The Superior Telegram | Tuesday, September 12, 2017 Page A5 Obituaries Long road ahead for Barbara S. Stark Superior natural gas plant Barbara S. Stark, 82, of Lindstrom, MN, died Sun- day, August 20, 2017, surrounded by family at Re- gions Hospital in St. Paul, MN. She was born in Superior, WI on September 8, 1934, daughter of Raymond and Dorothy Bronson. New details shared at open house Thursday Barbara had worked at Larson’s Grocery, the Douglas County Court House and raised 4 children. Brooks Johnson cent memory. operational in 2025. best option — but we She loved being a Grandma and all the kids called [email protected] “Anytime you’re talk- That’s the preferred want Minnesota Power her Wowza. She also liked: to read, having coffee ing about building a plan, anyway — experts to have to show its work and conversation with friends, playing bingo, trips to By the time the Nem- large power plant, it’s a on hand acknowledged in proving that it’s the the casino, her new IPAD offered hours of game adji Trail Energy Cen- long process,” said Min- that the planning pro- right choice before its playing and Facebook, where she kept in touch with ter is sending power to nesota Power spokes- cess is just beginning. customers are saddled family. The Packers, Baseball and QVC were her the grid, Emmet Chris- TV highlights. Most of all, she loved the gatherings woman Amy Rutledge. An alternate site for the with an investment of she would have with her family and friends tensen will be 18 years A few new details were combined-cycle plant this magnitude for de- Her parents preceded her in death; Ray and old. unveiled at the Superior was identified closer to cades to come.” Dorothy Bronson. “My dad works for Elks Club on Thursday, the oil refinery, and a Rutledge said natural Barbara is survived by her sons, Michael Stark of Minnesota Power,” said including the source of substation could be lo- gas is needed for re- Duluth, MN, Patrick (Karen) Stark of Superior, WI; the aspiring engineer, the proposed 550-mega- cated along North 42nd liability — because daughters, Brenda Palm (Cordell) of Superior, and now 10. “I’ve been ex- watt plant’s natural gas. Street instead of farther the wind doesn’t al- Michele (Tim) Nordahl of Chisago City, MN ; grand- cited.” A new seven-mile pipe- south. ways blow and the sun children, Michael Stark Jr., Becky Stark, Stephen Emmet was among line would be built in an While slides and maps doesn’t always shine, Palm, Natalie Nordahl, Nichole Johnston and Sa- the dozens of people existing pipeline corri- were getting set up in and battery technology mantha McDonald; her great-grandchildren; her twin who stopped by an open dor to connect to a Great Superior, the Minnesota is far from adequate for sister, Betty (Jim) Fisher and her brother, William house in Superior on Lakes Gas Transmission Public Utilities Commis- distribution systems. (Sandra) Bronson; many nieces, nephews, and Thursday to learn more mainline. The new pipe sion was going through The natural gas plant friends. about the natural gas likely would be 10 to 16 the details of Minnesota is part of Minnesota Her visitation will be on Saturday, September 23, power plant Minnesota inches in diameter. Power’s power plans in Power’s plans to add 250 from 10:00 until the 11:00 a.m. memorial service at Power is planning with A 10-acre site has St. Paul. In that audience megawatts of wind, 250 Downs Funeral Home, 1617 N 19th Street, Superior, Dairyland Power Coop- been identified for a new was Leigh Currie, an megawatts of natural WI. erative. substation south of the environmental attorney gas and 10 megawatts of Burial will follow at Though construc- plant at County Road Z, who represents groups solar power as it contin- Greenwood Cemetery. tion on the $700 million which would be con- such as the Sierra Club ues to move away from To sign the online guest plant won’t start until book or to sign condolenc- nected by four miles of that are vying to influ- what was almost en- es, please go to 2020 at the earliest and 345-kilovolt transmis- ence the process. tirely coal-based energy www.downsfh.com formal permit applica- sion lines. “A natural gas plant production as recently tions won’t be submit- The Nemadji Trail En- may not be Minnesota as 10 years ago. ted to Wisconsin until ergy Center itself would Power’s only option,” Dairyland, whose next spring, the utilities sit on the banks of the Currie wrote in an email. member cooperatives are trying to stay ahead Nemadji River, nestled “The groups I represent include Bayfield Electric, Carroll J. Evens of what is the biggest near the Enbridge ter- are not necessarily op- is embarking on a simi- Age 83 of Bloomington. Preceded in death by par- private investment in minal’s oil tank farm. posed to this plant — if lar plan to replace coal ents Edgar and Lillian Christenson and brother Roger Douglas County in re- It’s expected to be fully it’s needed and if it’s the with cleaner fuels. Christenson. Survived by loving husband of 58 years, Jack; sons Jeff (Laura) and Tim; grandchildren Jenni- fer and Michael. Retired employee of the Blooming- ton Public Schools. Active volunteer at Transfigura- Free fall leaf tour tion Lutheran Church and Meals on Wheels. In lieu of Sessions focus flowers, memorials to Transfiguration Lutheran Church preferred. Funeral Service Thursday, September 14 at open to seniors 11:00 AM at Transfiguration Lutheran Church, on helping with 11000 France Ave. S., Bloomington. Visitation one hour prior to service at the Church. Senior Connections way of Oliver. www.WashburnMcReavy.com hosts its annual Fall The trip is free, except Werness Brothers 952-884-8145 childhood trauma Leaf Tour on Oct. 3. A for any purchases at standard coach bus will Gordy’s Warming Shack. The University of on individuals and their be chartered to take se- Passenger pick-up will Income eral recommendations to Wisconsin-Superior’s families. This training is niors 60 years and older begin at 1 p.m. Pick up address income inequal- Center for Continuing designed to help par- to view the fall leaves. sites include Superi- from Page A1 ity, said analyst Tama- Education host events ticipants develop skills The route takes par- or Senior Center, both rine Cornelius with the on becoming a more to effectively support ticipants from Superior Lund Hill Apartments Wisconsin Budget Proj- trauma-informed com- individuals affected by to Carlton and Wren- locations, Golden Apart- ect. She said the state munity where individu- these experiences and shall. The group will ments, Phoenix Villa, St. age, while the top 1 per- can avoid a growing dis- als can learn more about to build understand- make a quick stop at Mary’s Hall, Villa Rita cent brought in around parity by removing bar- adverse childhood expe- ing and application of “Gordy’s Warming and Grand Central Plaza. $933,000 each year. riers to work, improving riences. trauma-informed strat- Shack” for those who Tour-goers can expect Dresser said the state access to health care, The campaign starts egies community wide. wish to purchase a cup to return home about hasn’t seen such strik- continuing support for with a free screening Open to the communi- of coffee or beverage 4:45 p.m. ing levels of inequity workforce training and of the film “Resilience” ty, there will be ses- and stretch their legs, Seating is limited. Call since the Great Depres- increasing the minimum at 6:30 p.m. Thursday sions geared for early then return to Gary New Kim at Senior Connec- sion. wage. in Swenson Hall, Room childhood/family serv- Duluth on Highway 23 tions at (715) 394-3611 “We’re on this upward “Most other states 1004 at UWS. The film ing professionals, K-12 and home to Superior by to reserve a seat. escalator of inequality,” have set a minimum uses animation and professionals and those she said. “The U.S. is wage that is higher than compelling characters in criminal justice work. more unequal than we the federal minimum to explore the science The third part of this county will create a new com- are, but we’re going wage, including many and the solutions to campaign is “Bringing mittee to create a pol- states that are con- right up behind it and this dangerous biologi- the Protective Factors to from Page A1 icy for county-funded back up to the levels that trolled by Republicans,” cal syndrome. The film Life in your Work.” The grant-making. were set in 1929.” she said. “It’s not nec- follows pioneering in- introduction to this seg- Doucette said the new essarily a partisan is- policy wouldn’t af- During the last three dividuals who looked ment takes place Sept. perior Vocations, sue.” fect funding decisions decades, the top 1 per- at the research and the 23. The factors series which helps pro- The National Confer- for the 2018 budget but cent in the state has emerging science of will run 6-8 p.m. Oct. vide people with jobs. ence of State Legisla- would be implemented seen their income rise toxic stress. 10, 17, 19, 24, and 26. For the last two years, tures lists 29 states with before the 2019 budget- by 131 percent after ad- The second part of This course is based on the County Board has re- a minimum wage higher ing process gets under- justing for inflation. At the campaign, “Becom- the five protective fac- stored funding through than the federal mini- way next year. the same time, income ing a Trauma-Informed tors that extensive re- its budget for both orga- mum of $7.25 per hour, “We have to come up for the remaining 99 Community: From Ad- search has shown makes nizations. including Minnesota and with a plan,” said Su- percent grew just 9 per- versity to Resilience – families stronger, pre- Douglas County’s Ad- Michigan. Cornelius said pervisor Nick Baker. cent. Helping without Harm- vents child abuse and ministration Committee Eau Claire County the state should also ex- ing,” takes place 8:30 neglect, and enables had the highest levels amine making income a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Sept. 23 families to care for chil- of inequality with 26.2 tax rates more equal be- at UWS. Adverse child- dren in ways that sup- percent of all income tween top earners and hood experiences can port their healthy devel- there going to the top 1 low-income residents. have a life-long impact opment and well-being. percent. Milwaukee and Wisconsin Public Radio, ROAD CLOSED TO Copyright 2017, Board of Ozaukee counties fol- Please join us in celebratingthe lifeof lowed closely behind. Regents of the University THROUGHTRAFFIC Forest, Menominee and of Wisconsin System and Avis JJ.. WiWinneekk Buffalo counties had the Wisconsin Educational Saturday,9/16 noon-3 CountyTrunk Highway E lowest disparity, with Communications Board. Superior Town Hall ·4917 S. StateRoad35, Superior less than 10 percent of Wisconsin Public Radio can CulvertReplacement all income there going be heard locally on 91.3 to top earners. KUWS-FM and online at www.wpr.org. Between CTHKandCTH Z The report makes sev- September18–September19, 2017 Monday, September18, startingat8:00a.m. Steven C. Rydberg throughTuesday, September19, 2017, ending at Dec. 9, 1954 - Sept. 7, 2017 6:00 p.m., CountyTrunk HighwayE,closedto DULUTH, Minn. - Steven C. Rydberg, 62, Brule, Wis., 001631656r1 throughtraffic. died Thursday, Sept. 7, in St. Luke’s Hospital. Visitation will be from 10:30-11:30 a.m., followed by the …..and….. memorial service at 11:30 a.m., Saturday, Oct. 7, at Downs Funeral Home in Duluth. Burial will be in Graceland Cem- Between CTHZandCityLimitsRoad etery. Arrangements by Downs Funeral Home. September 20 –September 22,2017 Wednesday,September 20, startingat8:00a.m. throughFriday, September22, 2017, ending at Nemadji Trail Energy Center Cremation & Burial 6:00 p.m., CountyTrunk HighwayE,closedto Rural Utilities Service Services throughtraffic. Formal Scoping Meeting Personal Service, Compassion, Motorists areaskedtouse alternateroutes during
001630950r1 Honoring Lives theclosure. Pleasecontact theDouglasCounty Thursday, September 21 Our Traditions Since 1888 HighwayDepartment at 715-374-2575 with any 4:00 - 7:00 p.m. Al Butterworth, Jeff Cushman, Rob Downs & Danielle Egge questions. Elks Lodge, Superior, WI www.downsfh.com 715-394-7746 See legal section for more information. 001368535r1 ST September 12 &15, 2017 # #21162 Page A2 The Superior Telegram | Friday, September 15, 2017 superiortelegram.com Business Officers, medical staff join Essentia More protesters face arrest Five people were ar- resisting arrest and dis- Essentia Health an- a pediatric emergency obstetrician and gyne- cine at North Memorial rested during protests orderly conduct — in- nounced the appointment medicine physician who cologist. Health Center in Minne- Thursday after blocking cluding one woman who of a new chief strategy earned a medical degree Reich earned a medical apolis and fellowship in the entrances at an En- Markon said elevated the officer, Tracy Miland, from St. George’s Univer- degree from the Univer- sports medicine at the bridge pipeline contractor protest by using loud pro- and a new chief operat- sity School of Medicine in sity of Minnesota Medical University of Colorado in in Superior during the fanity. They remained in ing officer for northeast Grenada, and completed School and completed a Aurora. sixth “lockdown” protest the Douglas County Jail as Minnesota and northwest a residency in pediatrics residency in dermatology Bard earned a medical in about three weeks by of Thursday afternoon. Wisconsin, Bob Brigham. at Maimonides Medi- and fellowship in proce- degree from the Univer- people identifying them- The News Tribune gen- Midland has nearly cal Center in Brooklyn, dural dermatology at the sity of Minnesota Medi- selves as water protec- erally does not name sus- 20 years in health care New York, and fellowship University of Minnesota. cal School. She completed tors. pects until they have been marketing, strategy and in pediatric emergency Groeschl earned a a residency in obstetrics Protesting the Line charged in court. consumer oversight, and medicine at Children’s medical degree from the and gynecology at the 3 project, they locked The action featured a will structure and oversee Hospital and Clinics of University of Minnesota University of Rochester in themselves to their ve- dozen protesters and even a systemic approach to Minnesota, Minneapolis. Medical School in Min- New York. hicles and attempted to more police. Some inter- strategy development. Dr. Steven Haasken neapolis, and completed Other physicians in- block two gates outside mingled, creating dia- Brigham, with more is a pediatric intensiv- a residency in general clude family medicine the entrances to the Mi- logue between the sides, than 40 years of health ist who earned a medical surgery at the Medical practitioners, Dr. Marga- chels Corp. in the 5300 which was ongoing across care experience, and degree from the Univer- College of Wisconsin in ret Perko at the Lakewalk block of Stinson Avenue. the busy street from the brings practical knowl- sity of Minnesota Medi- Milwaukee and fellowship Clinic in Duluth; Dr. Ni- Authorities arrived en two occupied entrances. edge and leadership skills cal School and completed in liver and pancreas sur- cole Groeschl at the West masse, and after hours “You’re trying to pro- to Essentia Health. He a residency in pediatrics gery at the Mayo Clinic in Duluth Clinic; and Dr. Mi- of negotiation, ended up tect them,” said Ta’Sina started his career as a at the University of Iowa Rochester, Minn. chael Sterns at the Supe- cutting through the locks. SapaWin, accusing the nurse and has served in Hospitals and Clinics in Keenan earned a medi- rior Clinic and urgent care “We tried to first nego- police of working with a variety of clinical and Iowa City, Iowa, and a cal degree from the Medi- at the Duluth Clinic. tiate,” said Superior As- Enbridge, “but we’re try- administration positions. fellowship in pediatric cal College of Wisconsin, Perko earned a medi- sistant Police Chief Matt ing to protect you.” Several physicians critical care at the Medi- and completed a residen- cal degree from the Uni- Markon. “As a last resort, Enbridge spokesperson joined Essentia Health- cal College of Wisconsin cy in medicine and pedi- versity of Minnesota we had to get them out of Jennifer Smith said work- St. Mary’s Medical Center, in Milwaukee. atrics, and fellowship in Medical School in Duluth the positions they’d put ers were on site before Duluth. Essentia Health-St. pulmonary medicine and and Minneapolis, and themselves in.” dawn for a safety meeting Dr. Eric Swanson, criti- Mary’s Heart and Vascu- critical care at the Univer- completed a residency The protesters were ar- and their departure was cal care, earned a medical lar Center, Duluth, also sity of Minnesota Medical in family medicine at rested on misdemeanor blocked. degree from Des Moines added two doctors to its School. St. Joseph’s Hospital in charges of trespassing, Duluth News Tribune University in Iowa and Cardiac Electrophysiology Milanovich earned a St. Paul, Minn. She also completed a residency Department. medical degree from the earned a master’s degree in internal medicine and Dr. Siva Krothapalli University of North Da- in public health from the fellowship in pulmonary earned a medical degree kota in Grand Forks, and University of Minnesota and critical care medicine from Sri Venkateswara completed a residency in School of Public Health. at the University of Min- Medical College in Tiru- diagnostic radiology at Groeschl earned a nesota, Minneapolis. pati, India, and complet- the University of Pitts- medical degree from the Dr. Emily Fowler, an- ed a residency in internal burgh Medical Center Medical College of Wis- esthesiologist, earned a medicine at the Medical Presbyterian in Pennsyl- consin in Milwaukee. She medical degree from the College of Georgia in Au- vania and a fellowship in completed a residency in University of Minnesota gusta, Ga., and fellow- musculoskeletal imaging family medicine at Co- Medical School in Min- ships in cardiovascular at Cedar-Sinai Medical lumbia St. Mary’s Fam- neapolis and completed a disease and cardiac elec- Center in Los Angeles, ily Health Center, also in residency in anesthesiol- trophysiology at the Uni- Calif. Milwaukee. ogy at the Mayo Clinic in versity of Iowa Hospitals Reich earned a medi- Sterns earned a medical Rochester, Minn. and Clinics in Iowa City. cal degree from the Uni- degree from the Univer- Finnish Weavings by Annual Fall Festival at Dr. Barrett Park, emer- Dr. Edriss Charaf versity of Minnesota sity of Minnesota Medical Dora Jung (1906-1980) Holy Family Parish, gency medicine, earned earned his medical degree Medical School, where School. He completed a Pop-up Exhibit 2430 W. Third St. a medical degree from from Lebanese University he completed a residency residency in family medi- Sat Sept. 16, 1-3pm Duluth, Sat. Sept. 16 - the University of Minne- in Beirut, Lebanon, and in internal medicine and cine at the Duluth Family 1:30pm Talk by 9 A.M. to 2 P.M. sota Medical School and completed a residency in fellowship in gastroen- Medicine Residency Pro- Dr. Tuomas Sopanen Family fun for all ages. On the Rocks Handicapped completed a residency internal medicine at East terology. gram. Art Studio accessible. in emergency medicine Tennessee State Univer- Kolmodin earned a Other recently added 307 Canal Park Dr at Carilion Roanoke Me- sity, fellowship in car- medical degree at the medical personnel include ORCHID SALE morial Hospital Virginia diovascular diseases at University of Illinois Col- physician assistants, Ja- Sat. Sept. 16, 10am-2pm Tech-Carilion Clinic in the University of South lege of Medicine in Chi- mie Lea Bell at the Hay- at Engwalls; Orchids, Roanoke, Va. Alabama in Mobile, and cago and completed a ward Clinic in Wisconsin BUYING? supplies & repotting. Find what you’re looking for Dr. Matthew Stein- two years of training in residency in orthopedic and Laura Burgstahler at Northland Orchid Soc. man, hospitalist, earned advanced cardiac elec- surgery and fellowship the Duluth Clinic; nurse Gary: 218-590-2398 a medical degree from trophysiology at Medstar in pediatric orthopedic practitioners Anne Ma- Technion American Med- Georgetown University surgery at the Cleveland rie Nielsen at Essentia ical School in Haifa, Israel, and Washington Hospi- Clinic in Ohio. Health-St. Mary’s Heart Trusted Local Boarding and completed a residen- tal Center in Washington, Widstrom earned a and Vascular Center and cy in internal medicine at D.C. He practiced cardiac medical degree from Des Brittany Ortler at the Facility for over 40 years! the University of Illinois electrophysiology at In- Moines University College Duluth Clinic; and li- Urbana-Champaign. firmary Health in Mobile, of Osteopathic Medicine censed acupuncturist Ja- Our caring, Dr. Timothy Borden, Ala., for four years before in Iowa. He completed a cob Swette at the Duluth professional staff supportive and palliative joining Essentia Health. residency in family medi- Clinic. care, earned a medical Several physicians will keep your degree from the Phila- joined Essentia Health furry friend safe delphia College of Osteo- clinics throughout the re- Nemadji Trail Energy Center and happy while pathic Medicine in Penn- gion. The Duluth Clinic way! sylvania, and completed added Dr. Hilary Reich, you’re a a residency in emergency dermatology; Dr. Ryan Rural Utilities Service medicine at Carl R. Dar- Groeschl, surgical oncol- nall Army Medical Center ogy; Dr. Andrew Keenan, Formal Scoping Meeting in Fort Hood, Texas, and critical care and pulmo- 001630950r1 SILVERWOOD PET CARE fellowship in palliative nary medicine; Dr. Nicho- Thursday, September 21 PET GROOMING & BOARDING medicine at Marshfield las Milanovich, radiology; 4:00 - 7:00 p.m. Clinic in Wisconsin. Dr. Jon Reich, gastroen- 77 Moccasin Mike Rd. Elks Lodge, Superior, WI Superior, WI 715-398-7188 Two doctors joined Es- terology; Dr. Joel Kolmo- 001621012r1 sentia Health-St. Mary’s din, pediatric orthopedic See legal section for more information. Children’s Hospital, Du- surgery; Dr. Luke Wid- luth. strom, sports medicine; Dr. David Piechota is and Dr. Elizabeth Bard, Pet of the Week ROAD CLOSED TO
THROUGH TRAFFIC Blanche Needs a Foster Home. County Trunk Highway E Breed: Domestic Short Hair CulvertRep lacement Color: Gray Tabby Size: Medium Between CTH K and CTH Z Sex: Female September 18 – September 19, 2017 Microchip: Yes Monday, September 18, starting at 8:00 a.m. Fixed: Yes through Tuesday, September 19, 2017, ending at Housetrained? Yes Good With Dogs? Unknown 6:00 p.m., County Trunk Highway E, closed to Good With Cats? Yes through traffic. Good With Children? Unknown …..and….. Hi my name is Blanche, I'm only 1 year old and a recent empty nester! I came into the shelter with Between CTH Z and City Limits Road my kittens which are now old enough to be on their own, now I'm looking for a new home of my September 20 – September 22, 2017 own. I enjoy attention, being pet and just hanging out with you. I'm kind of shy and quiet at fi rst Wednesday, September 20, starting at 8:00 a.m. but an absolute sweetheart! I have been spayed, FIV/FLV tested (negative), vaccinated, micro- through Friday, September 22, 2017, ending at chipped and dewormed. You can take me home today for just $60.00. 6:00 p.m., County Trunk Highway E, closed to Humane Society of Douglas County, 138 Moccasin Mike Rd, Superior, WI 54880 (715) 398-6784 through traffic. Proudly Sponsored By:
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superiortelegram.com The Superior Telegram | Tuesday, September 19, 2017 Page A3 Wis. prison system releases sex offender
The Superior Police Swenson will be liv- Department announced ing in the 1600 block of a sex offender is sched- North 19th Street in Su- uled to be released to- perior. He is described as day. 5-foot-9, weighing 171 Dean Allen Swen- pounds with blond hair son, 36, was convicted and blue eyes. He will be of false imprisonment, on GPS monitoring with strangulation and suf- the Wisconsin Depart- focation, and bail jump- ment of Corrections. Jed Carlson / [email protected] ing in October 2015. He For information, call was convicted previously the corrections field su- Epicurean owners, Dave Benson, left, and Tony Ciardelli, right, share a laugh of second-degree sexual pervisor at (715) 392- with Superior Mayor Jim Paine during an open house at Epicurean in Superior assault of a child in Au- 7915. For an emergency, on Thursday. gust 2009. call 911. Dean Allen Swenson EpicurEan Epicurean’s new facil- which has allowed them ity eliminated a parking to bring all its operations Dollar General breaks ground in Poplar from Page A1 lot to create green space under one roof. outside, and added ener- The additional space Maria Lockwood customer needs when business coming to town gy and other efficiencies also has allowed for cre- [email protected] choosing store locations, although it will affect to its operation. ation of a factory out- Petkovic said. other businesses,” Jones to the company’s web- “At our old facility, we let store on site, where Work is underway on a “We know conve- said. “Hopefully it will site, it takes about 400 had offsite storage where people can buy Epicure- new Dollar General store nience is a major factor bring enough business milk jugs to make one we would store raw ma- an cutting boards, uten- in the village of Poplar. in our customers’ shop- to town that they won’t of its Adirondack chairs, terial and would truck it sils, display trays and The village board in July ping decisions as we be adversely affected.” which are 100 percent up every day for produc- other kitchen supplies approved site plans for generally serve custom- When it opens, the recycled material. tion,” Ciardelli said. He that meet food service the project at the inter- ers within a 3- to 5-mile Poplar site will be the In addition to add- said the new facility of- hygiene standards. The section of U.S. Highway radius, or 10-minute third Dollar General ing windows at its new fers about four times the store is open 10 a.m. to 6 2 and County Highway drive,” she said. store in Douglas County. facility, Ciardelli said, space as Hawksboot did, p.m. Tuesday-Saturday. P. Village board mem- It will join locations in Dollar General bers have been aware of Solon Springs and Su- spokeswoman Angela the incoming store for perior. There is also a alarms house. Once they were would like folks to add Petkovic said the new about a year as it went Dollar General store in done, he walked down another step, checking store is slated to open in through the process of Minong, according to from Page A1 the street to mention the date on the alarms. the winter of 2018, de- getting the plans ap- the business website. the program to others. He’s also hoping that pending on construction proved by the state and Those interested in Within two blocks, he everyone who receives progress. It will employ purchasing the land, ac- working with the com- ran into three additional the free smoke alarms up to 10 people. cording to Village Board pany can apply at www. looking to do more.” neighbors who need- will pass on the word to The company places President Randy Jones. dollargeneral.com/ca- The nonprofit has spe- ed smoke alarms. They their loved ones about a priority on meeting “It’s good to see a reers. cifically targeted Supe- ranged from a young the 10-year shelf life for rior and Douglas County couple to retired folks, the devices. because of fatal fires in all in the middle income The Red Cross is look- the area over the last few bracket. ing for volunteers inter- years. One home had no ested in helping install The Red Cross fur- working smoke detec- alarms, homes to install nishes many of the tors. them in and business smoke alarms and area “It reminded me of partners who want to businesses chip in. Flush the importance of get- donate to the cause. from a recent donation ting the message out,” “Many hands make of 664 smoke alarms Williams said. light work,” Williams from Enbridge, the Red For years, people have said. “We know we can Cross is seeking Douglas been encouraged to do more with partners County homes to install check their smoke alarm than we can do on our them in. batteries twice a year — own.” Williams found out when the national clocks For more information, how widespread the need spring forward and fall call (218) 722-0071 or is when he helped install behind for daylight sav- visit getasmokealarm. 610 OGDEN AVE., SUPERIOR alarms in a neighbor’s ings time. Williams org. 715-718-5900 Andy Hjelle TEachEr mal charges had been Minn., according to Su- 001623191r1 filed against the teacher perior Police Depart- from Page A1 by the Douglas County ment records. District Attorney’s Of- It is Telegram policy fice. not to name individu- Sept. 6. 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PUBLIC NOTICE Gray &Associates, L.L.P. APPLICATION FOR AN ‘03 Newmar Dutch Star 39.5’ Friday 9/15 8am -3pm Large Yard/Garage Sale Attorneys for Plaintiff ORIGINAL CLASS “A” BEER Freight liner chassis, Diesel. 64k GTCSpectrumproposes to install AND “CLASS A” LIQUOR Saturday,9/16 8am-2pm 1801 Maryland Ave, Superior 16345 West Glendale Drive mi. Side awnings, wndw &tire Thurs., Sept 14 3-8pm one (1) new 66-foot MAST tower New Berlin, WI 53151-2841 (CIDER ONLY) LICENSE cvrs, Sat. dish, solar panel, Stored 2416 E8th St., Superior within Douglas County,WI. The Crafts, Clothes, Holiday stuff, Fri., Sept 15 8am-6pm (414) 224-8404 inside. Very clean. Tote auto incl. Sat., Sept 16 8am-12pm towerwillbelocated at railroad mile Please go to www.gray-law.com to To theCommon Council, City $57,000 218-820-9234 Garden stuff. post 449.00 east of the Sam Ander- obtain the bid for this sale. of Superior,Douglas County, son Road railroad crossing, South Wisconsin. PlaceYour Ad Today! Multi-Family Garage Sale Gray &Associates, L.L.P.isat- 3614 EWick Road, Superior Range, WI 54874. The new mono- tempting to collect adebtand any The undersigned hereby applies for pole will be part of the Positive information obtained will be used an Original Class “A” Beer MULTI FAMILYSALE (Corner of Wisc. 35S to Wick) Train Control system. Questions for that purpose. If you have previ- and “Class A” Liquor (Cider only) 1111 19th Ave East, Superior Fri9/15 8am-6pm regarding specific location informa- ously received adischarge in a license: Sat 9/16 8am-? tion or comments regarding the po- PICKUPS 4X4 Friday 8am-6pm Furniture/some vintage. tools, chapter 7bankruptcy case, this Saturday 8am-6pm tential effects of the project on his- communication should not be con- Nanak Petroleum Inc. saws, Harley mdse &clothes, toric properties may be sent to An- strued as an attempt to hold you Freedom Valu Center glassware, HH items &much gela Kappen, Golder Associates personally liable for the debt. 311Belknap Street more! No checks. Inc., N27 W23960 Paul Road, Suite Superior,Wisconsin 2014 F150 XL 4X4 S.T.September 12, 19, 26, 2017 RegCab 8’ Box72000 MI 3.7 210, Pewaukee, WI 53072 or to #21211wnaxlp [email protected]. Licenseperiod: September 20th V6 302 HP AC Cruise AT PS PB PL PW PM LS AZ truck No S.T.September 15, 2017 STATEOFWISCONSIN through June 30, 2018 WI LEGALS WI LEGALS #21161 wnaxlp accidents 17,500 CIRCUIT COURT 7153725284 4806207314 DOUGLAS COUNTY S.T.September 12, 15, 19, 2017 Case No. 17 PR 75 #21256 wnaxlp STATEOFWISCONSIN NOTICE TO CREDITORS (Informal Administration) STATEOFWISCONSIN CIRCUIT COURT CIRCUIT COURT VEHICLES WANTED DOUGLAS COUNTY DOUGLAS COUNTY NOTICE OF PUBLIC Case No. 17 CV 262 IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF Heidi Lisa Steen Case No: 17-CV-189 Notice and Order for Code No: 30404 NameChange Hearing NOTICE OF SHERIFF’S SALE CLEAN-UP SPECIAL SCOPING MEETING PLEASE TAKE NOTICE: Paying top dollar for your In the matter of the name change 1. An application for informal junk autos. Picked up or deliv- administration was filed. NATIONAL BANKOF of: Deanna Joyce Swenson COMMERCE, ered. We also sell used tires & By: (Petitioner) Sarah Ann Moselle 2. The decedent, with date of birth auto parts. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE 11-27-1969 and date of death Plaintiff, vs. Call for more info Rural Utilities Service NOTICE IS GIVEN: Apetition was 8-03-17, was domiciled in Mark’s Salvage 218-260-5944 filed asking to change the name of Douglas County,State of 218-729-6901 Dairyland Power Cooperative: Notice of Intent to Preparean Wisconsin, with amailing DONALD J. REED, the person listed above: From: De- Defendant. markssalvage.com EnvironmentalAssessment andHold aPublic Scoping Meeting anna Joyce Swenson To:Deanna address of 5926 Banks Ave., Superior,WI54880. Joyce Moselle Birth Certificate: De- By virtue of ajudgment of foreclo- AGENCY:Rural Utilities Service, USDA anna Joyce Swenson 3. All interested persons waived notice. sure made in the above entitled ac- tion dated September 5, 2017, Iwill AUTOMOBILES An Alternative Evaluation Study (AES) and Site SelectionStudy,prepared IT IS ORDERED: This petition will 4. The deadline for filing aclaim against the decedent’sestate is sell at public auction at the front by Dairyland Power Cooperative, will be presented at apublic scoping be heard in the Circuit Court of steps of the Douglas County Court- Douglas County,State of Wiscon- 12/7/2017. meeting. The reports are available for public review at the RUS address 5. Aclaim may be filed at the house, in the City of Superior,Wis- sin: Judge’sName: George L. Glo- consin on December 12, 2017 at provided in this notice and at Dairyland Power Cooperative, 3200 East nek, 1313 Belknap St, Room 308, Douglas County Courthouse, 1974 Mercedes-Benz Superior,Wisconsin,Room 304. 10:00 A.M., all of the following de- Avenue, South, La Crosse, WI 54602. Superior,WI54880 scribed premises, to wit: 450SL Date: 9-21-17 For Sale: Convertible (in- In addition, the reports will be available at RUS’ Website, http://www. Time: 2:00 pm /s/Jaime L. McMeekin Probate Registrar Lot Three Hundred Fifteen (315) cludes hard-top) mileage rd.usda.gov/publications/environmental-studies/impact-statements and at Date: 8-23-17 West Tenth (10th) Street, Town- 117,000 IT IS FURTHER ORDERED: site of Superior,inthe City of Su- Blue V8 4.5L Gas includes 4 local libraries in the project area. Notice of this hearing shall be given perior,Wisconsin and Lot Two extra tires by publication as aClass 3notice S.T.August 29, September 5, 12, 2017 #21225 wnaxlp Hundred Thirteen (213) West Asking $9500.00 ACTION forthree (3) weeks in arow prior to Third (3rd) Street, Townsite of 218-260-6420 the date of the hearing in the Su- Superior,inthe City of Superior, Notice of Intent to Prepare an Environmental Assessment and Hold aPublic perior Telegram anewspaper pub- STATEOFWISCONSIN Douglas County,Wisconsin. Scoping Meeting. lished in Superior,Douglas County, CIRCUIT COURT 2012 TOYOTA TUNDRA 5.7 State of Wisconsin. DOUGLAS COUNTY Parcel ID No: 01-801-02877-01 Case No: 17-CV-287 and 01-801-00971-00 4X4 SUMMARY Code No: 30404 BY THE COURT: 4DOOR,BLUE, 132,00 The Rural Utilities Service (RUS) intends to prepare an Environmental /s/ George L. Glonek NOTICE OF SHERIFF’S SALE STREET ADDRESS OF PROPER- MILES, ALL NEW BRAKE Circuit Court Judge TY:2105East 10th Street PADS &ROTORS, Assessment (EA) and hold apublic scoping meeting in connection with Date: 8-25-17 HERMANTOWN FEDERAL Superior,WI54880 ORIGINAL SENIOR CITIZEN possible impacts related to the Nemadji Trail Energy Center (NTEC) CREDIT UNION, S.T.August 29, September 5, 12, OWNER.EXCELLENT CON- Project, proposed by Dairyland Power Cooperative (DPC). The other 2017 #21224 wnaxlp Plaintiff, 2411East 3rd Street DITION vs. Superior,WI54880 $21,500.00 OBO utility company participating in the Project is Minnesota Power LLC, by its STATEOFWISCONSIN 218-365-3790 PLEASE corporate manager the Allete Company Inc. CIRCUIT COURT TED CHISHOLM and TERMS OF SALE: LEAVE MSG IF NO ANSWER DOUGLAS COUNTY BECKEY J. STROM, •Acash deposit of 10% of he Case No. 15-CV-269 Defendants. successful bid shall be paid at The proposal consists of the construction of a525-550 megawatt NOTICE OF sale with the balance due within 2013 Honda Civic 16,900 mi natural gas generation facility.Both the proposed and alternate project 2013 Honda Civic LX. 16,900 FORECLOSURE SALE By virtue of ajudgment of foreclo- 10 days of court confirmation of locations are in Superior,Wisconsin. The Project includes anew four- sure made in the above entitled ac- sale. Failure to pay the balance miles! $12,900. Runs great, State of Wisconsin, Department of tion dated September 5, 2017, Iwill within 10 days of court approval 1.8 Li-VTEC4cyl. Very safe! mile transmission line and substation to connect it to the transmission Veteran’sAffairs sell at public auction at the front will result in forfeiture of the de- 218-491-3958 -Bob grid, as well as aseven-mile natural gas line to connect it to the two Plaintiff, steps of the Douglas County Court- posit. FOR SALE: 2011 CHEVRO- nearby interstate gas pipelines. DPC and the other project participant vs. house, in the City of Superior,Wis- •The successful bidder shall be consin on October 24, 2017 at LET MALIBU, excellent con- have identified primary and alternate locations for transmission lines, responsible for the Wisconsin dition, $6,000. 1980 CHEV- Terry W. Bubb, Marion I. Bubb, 10:00 A.M., all of the following de- Transfer Tax. the substation, and associated facilities. Dairyland Power Cooperative is Northern Communities Credit scribed premises, to wit: ROLET EL CAMINO, $2,000. •The premises are sold subject 2013 CADILLAC CTS-4 requesting RUS to provide financing for its portion of the proposed project. Union, Capital One Bank n/k/a to the lien of any unpaid real Capital One Bank, (USA) N.A. and West Half of the East Half of (showroom condition) 19,000 estate taxes. mi., $22,500, (3.6). Call: LVNV Funding Northeast Quarter (W 1/2 of E1/2 •The premises are sold “As Is.” Defendants. of NE 1/4) and Southwest Quar- 715-392-8985. DATES ter of Northeast Quarter (SW 1/4 Dated this 11th day RUS will conduct one public scoping meeting in an open-houseformat at PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that by vir- of NE 1/4), all in Section Fifteen of September,2017. the following location: tue of ajudgment of foreclosure en- (15), Township Forty-seven (47) /s/Thomas Dalbec tered on April 10, 2017 in the North, Range Fourteen (14) West, Douglas County Sheriff GARAGE SALES Date: September 21, 2017 amount of $33,619.01 the Sheriff in Douglas County,except the Time: 4:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. will sell the described premises at North 1,040 feet of the West 419 Maki, Ledin, Bick &Olson, S.C. public auction as follows: feet of the West Half of the East Attorneys for the Plaintiff Location: Elks Lodge Superior,WINo. 403 Half for Northeast Quarter (W 1/2 1109 Tower Avenue Garage Sale 1503 Belknap St TIME: October 24, 2017 at 10:00 of E1/2 of NE 1/4), Section Fif- Superior,WI54880 5333 SDarrow Rd, Superior Superior,WI54880-2647 a.m. teen (15), Township Forty-seven 715-394-4471 Fri, Sat, Sun 9-5 (47) North, Range Fourteen (14) S.T.September 12, 18, 26, October Lots of stuff.Free organ. TERMS: Pursuant to said judg- West, Douglas County,Wiscon- 3, 10, 17, 2017 #21265 wnaxlp ment, 10% of the successful bid sin. SUPPLEMENTALINFORMATION must be paid to the sheriffatthe NTEC will be acombined-cycle gas generation facility that burns natural Summary of Ordinance PLACE YOUR sale in cash,cashier’s check or cer- Parcel ID Nos: TS-030-00327-00; gas in acombustion turbine to produce high-pressure, high-temperature tified funds, payable to the clerk of TS-030-00329-00 and RUMMAGE SALE AD courts (personal checks cannot and TS-030-00330-00 1) Ordinance 2017-02 -ToRepeal Call or stop by the gas that spins aturbine. It will be 60% less carbon intensive than traditional will not be accepted). The balance Ordinance 2009-02 -Ordinance to SUPERIOR TELEGRAM energy sources and is intended by the project partners to enable additional Create a5-Member Town Board office located at of the successful bid must be paid STREET ADDRESSOFPROPER- renewable resources to be added to both systems. to the clerk of courts in cash, cash- TY:4126East 1st Street 1410 Tower Avenue ier’s check or certified funds no lat- Superior,WI54880 The complete copy of the above or- Superior,WI er than ten days after the court’s dinance is available for review in The proposed project site and alternative site areconstruction-ready; the the Clerk’sOffice or on line at the 715-395-5000 confirmation of the sale or else the TERMS OF SALE: project schedule proposes that engineering and constructionbegin in 2020 10% down payment is forfeited to •Acash deposit of 10% of he town’swebsite -www.townofwas- email: [email protected] the plaintiff. The property is sold successful bid shall be paid at cott.org. All ads are pre-paid to make the plant operational by 2025. ‘as is’ and subject to all liens and sale with the balance due within Jeannette Atkinson encumbrances. 10 days of court confirmation of RUS will use input provided by government agencies, private organizations, sale. Failure to pay the balance Clerk/Treasurer PLACE: On the front steps of the within 10 days of court approval September 12, 2017 and the public in thepreparation of the Environmental Assessment. The Douglas County Courthouse, Su- will result in forfeiture of the de- #21263 wnaxlp Environmental Assessment review will resultineither aFinding of No perior,WI posit. Significant Impact (FONSI), or if necessary,anEnvironmental Impact •The successful bidder shall be DESCRIPTION: Part of the North- responsible for the Wisconsin Statement (EIS). west Quarter of the Northeast Transfer Tax. Quarter (NW ¼ofNE¼)lying •The premises are sold subject If an EIS is created, the draftwill be available for review and comment Northeast of Grand Avenue, Sec- to the lien of any unpaid real tion Twenty-two (22), Township estate taxes. for 45 days. AFinal EIS that considers all comments received will Forty-eight (48), Range Thirteen •The premises are sold “As Is.” subsequently be prepared. The Final EIS will be available for review and (13), Town of Parkland, Douglas comment for 30 days. Following the 30-daycomment period, RUS will County,Wisconsin,except parcels Dated this 12th day described in Volume 258 of Deeds, of September,2017. prepare aRecord of Decision (ROD). Notices announcing the availability of page 386 and Volume 61 of Agree- /s/Thomas Dalbec the Draft EIS, the Final EIS, and the ROD will be published in the Federal ments, page 15. Parcel: Douglas County Sheriff Register and in local newspapers. Any final action by RUS related to the PA-024-00405-00 Maki, Ledin, Bick &Olson, S.C. proposed project will be subject to, andcontingent upon, compliance with PROPERTY ADDRESS: 3650 S Attorneys for the Plaintiff all relevant federal, state, and local environmental laws and regulations and County Rd ESouth Range, WI 1109 Tower Avenue completion of theenvironmental review requirements as prescribed in the 54874-8751 Superior,WI54880 715-394-4471 RUS Environmental Policies andProcedures (7 CFR part 1970). DATED: August 16, 2017 S.T.September 12, 18, 26, October 3, 10, 17, 2017 #21264 wnaxlp S.T.September 12, 15, 19, 2017 wnaxlp #21261
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APPLICATION FOR AN STATEOFWISCONSIN Multi-Family Garage Sale Garage Sale GARAGE SALE ORIGINAL CLASS “A” BEER CIRCUIT COURT Friday 9/15 8am -3pm AND “CLASS A” LIQUOR DOUGLAS COUNTY Saturday,9/16 8am-2pm 3614 EWick Road, Superior 5333 SDarrow Rd, Superior 1715 E7th St ,Superior (CIDER ONLY) LICENSE Case No. 17SC87 2416 E8th St., Superior (Corner of Wisc. 35S to Wick) Fri, Sat, Sun 9-5 Fri9/15 &Sat 9/1 Code No. 31003 Fri9/15 8am-6pm Lots of stuff.Free organ. 8am-5pm NOTICE IN REPLEVIN Crafts, Clothes, Holiday stuff, Compound Miter Saw To theCommon Council, City Garden stuff. Sat 9/16 8am-? of Superior,Douglas County, Furniture/some vintage. tools, Multi-Family Sale w/stand, DR Trimmer &other Wisconsin. ALLYFINANCIAL INC. Garage Sale saws, Harley mdse &clothes, 1820 E. 3rd St. ,Superior yard &misc tools, micro- The undersigned hereby applies for Post Office Box 130424 glassware, HH items &much Saturday,9/16 8AM-2PM wave, folding chairs &tables, an Original Class “A” Beer Roseville, MN 55113 2230 E8th St, Superior more! No checks. 1820 East 3rd St., Superior carousel horses with stand, and “Class A” Liquor (Cider only) Fri9/15, 8:00-? Brand name kids clothing trailer tires, US flags &lots & license: Plaintiff, Books, DVDs,wagon, child’s PLACE YOUR Boys up to sz 6/Girls up to sz lots of miscellaneous. -vs- picnic table, clothes, HH,car 10. Jackets, boots, shoes. Nanak Petroleum Inc. tires, misc and free stuff. RUMMAGE SALE AD Pack-N-play,Swing, bouncy SELLING? Freedom Valu Center KENYAA.GUYTON Call or stop by the seat, toddler bed, indoor/out- Find abuyer fast 311Belknap Street 1928 North 20th Street Garage Sale SUPERIOR TELEGRAM door toys, yard/garden &HH Superior,Wisconsin Superior,WI54880 office located at Defendant. 2335 Hughitt Ave, Superior Saturday 9/16 8am-1pm 1410 Tower Avenue Licenseperiod: September 20th Clothes, toys, household Superior,WI through June 30, 2018 STATEOFWISCONSIN, DOUGLAS COUNTY,TO: items, many miscellaneous 715-395-5000 WI LEGALS WI LEGALS items. S.T.September 12, 15, 19, 2017 email: [email protected] #21256 wnaxlp KENYAA.GUYTON All ads are pre-paid 1928 North 20th Street Large Yard/Garage Sale STATEOFWISCONSIN Superior,WI54880 1801 Maryland Ave, Superior CIRCUIT COURT Thurs., Sept 14 3-8pm DOUGLAS COUNTY Fri., Sept 15 8am-6pm NOTICE OF PUBLIC Case No 17 PR 67 YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Sat., Sept 16 8am-12pm NOTICE SETTING TIME TO HEAR that areplevin action has been APPLICATION AND DEADLINE issued to recover possession of the SCOPING MEETING FOR FILING CLAIMS following described goods and (Informal Administration) chattels to-wit: 2016Ford Fiesta ID# 3FADP4EJ9GM130684 which WI LEGALS WI LEGALS IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE the Plaintiffisentitled to possess, DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE OF Terry Gene Strack but which you have unlawfully de- Rural Utilities Service DOD 6/13/2012 tained from the said Plaintiff. DOUGLAS COUNTY REAL ESTATESALE PLEASE TAKE NOTICE: NOW,UNLESS YOU SHALL Dairyland PowerCooperative: Notice of Intent to Preparean 1. An application for informal APPEAR in the Circuit Court of Separate sealed bids will be received up to 1:00 p.m., on Tuesday, EnvironmentalAssessment and Hold aPublic Scoping Meeting administration was filed. Douglas County ,atthe Douglas October 3, 2017, in the County Clerk’sOffice. Bids will be opened AGENCY:Rural Utilities Service, USDA 2. The decedent, with date of birth County Courthouse located at that date, at 3:00 p.m., in the Douglas County Courthouse, Room May 19, 1962 and date of death 1313 Belknap Street, Room 301, 207C, 1313 Belknap Street, on each parcel of land described below. June 13, 2012, was domiciled in Superior,Wisconsin,before the Note: Legal descriptions may be abbreviated. An Alternative Evaluation Study (AES) and Site SelectionStudy,prepared Sibley County,State of Minneso- Calendar Judge or any other Judge by Dairyland Power Cooperative, will be presented at apublic scoping ta, with amailing address of of said Court to whom this action CONDITIONS OF BID/SALE 37516 238th Street, Arlington, may be assigned for trial according meeting. The reports are available for public review at the RUS address MN 55307. to the law,onOctober 5, 2017 The following applies to all Douglas County land bids and sales: (1) provided in this notice and at Dairyland Power Cooperative, 3200 East 3. The application will be heard at at 2:30 p.m. in the afternoon, Bids must be made on an official bid blank, which can be obtained at Avenue, South, La Crosse, WI 54602. the Douglas County Courthouse, Judgment will be rendered against the County Clerk’sOffice; (2) No bid will be accepted for less than the Superior,Wisconsin,Room 304, you for the delivery of said property minimum bid amount of the parcel (except for previously advertised In addition, the reports will be available at RUS’ Website, http://www. before Jaime McMeekin, Probate to the Plaintiffand fordamages for property), and full amount of bid must accompany each bid in the rd.usda.gov/publications/environmental-studies/impact-statements and at Registrar,on10-3-17 at 10:00 the detention thereof and for costs form of acertified cashier’s check or moneyorder made payable to a.m. as provided by law. Douglas County Clerk. Douglas County reserves the right to reject local libraries in the project area. Youdonot need to appear un- any and all bids or to award the bid most advantageoustoDouglas less you object. The applica- Dated: September 13, 2017 County; (3) Bids are awarded based on the following criteria: ACTION tion may be granted if there is (a) Dollar value; (b) Prospective use of property; (c) Prior ownership; Notice of Intent to Prepare an Environmental Assessment and Hold aPublic no objection. (d) Adjacent property ownership; (e) Taxability of property upon 4. The deadline for filing aclaim MICHAEL C. KOEHN, S.C. transfer; (f) Build ability under present zoning codes; (g) Access; (h) Scoping Meeting. against the decedent’sestate is Attorneys for Plaintiff Delinquent real estate taxes owed by bidder; and (i) Any other criteria 12-5-2017. By: /s/ Michael C. Koehn the Land and Development Committee wishes to consider to evaluate 5. Aclaim may be filed at the Michael C. Koehn any bid; (4) All mineral rights are reserved by Douglas County; (5) It is SUMMARY Douglas County Courthouse, 131 South Barstow Street, the responsibility of the bidder to: (a) Determine whether the The Rural Utilities Service (RUS) intends to prepare an Environmental Suite 600 Superior,Wisconsin,Room 304. proposed use of the property is in compliance with all zoning Assessment (EA) and hold apublic scoping meeting in connection with 6. This publication is notice to any Post Office Box 92 ordinances and wetland laws and all other county or municipal persons whose names or Eau Claire, WI 54702-0092 ordinances pertaining to property management and use. Douglas possible impacts related to the Nemadji Trail Energy Center (NTEC) address are unknown. (715) 832-5074 County does not guarantee that aproposed use will be allowable; and Project, proposed by Dairyland Power Cooperative (DPC). The other SB #1006590 If you require reasonable accom- (b) Obtain access into landlocked property.Section 80.13 of the utility company participating in the Project is Minnesota Power LLC, by its modations due to adisability to S.T.September 15, 2017 Wisconsin Statutes governs land shut out from public highway. participate in the court process, #21272 wnaxlp Douglas County does not guarantee access; (6) All bids are final. Any corporate manager the Allete Company Inc. please call 715-395-1229 at least request to withdraw abid must be made to the Land and 10 working days prior to the Development Committee, with sufficient reason. Awithdrawalpenalty The proposal consists of the construction of a525-550 megawatt scheduled court date. Please of 10% of the bid amount (minimum $100.00; maximum $2,000.00) note that the court does not PICKUPS 4X4 will be retained by the county; (7) Douglas County will transfer title by natural gas generation facility.Both the proposed and alternate project provide transportation. Quit Claim Deed, which is intended to pass any title, interest, or claim locations are in Superior,Wisconsin. The Project includes anew four- which Douglas County may have in the property,but does not warrant mile transmission line and substation to connect it to the transmission /s/Jaime L. McMeekin clear title; (8) Certain City of Superior properties may have Probate Registrar 2014 F150 XL 4X4 grid, as well as aseven-mile natural gas line to connect it to the two RegCab 8’ Box72000 MI 3.7 stormwater utility fees and or sewage fees owing at the time of Date: 8-21-17 purchase and these will become the responsibility of the new owner; nearby interstate gas pipelines. DPC and the other project participant Mitchell A. Routh V6 302 HP AC Cruise AT PS PB PL PW PM LS AZ truck No (9) All sales are final; and (10) Purchaser is responsible for any have identified primary and alternate locations for transmission lines, Torvinen, Jones, Routh, Torvinen& current year real estate taxes or special assessments that may be Saunders, S.C. accidents 17,500 the substation, and associated facilities. Dairyland Power Cooperative is 7153725284 4806207314 owed and not paid against the subject property.Note: Any maps of 823 Belknap Street, Suite 222 parcels provided by the Douglas County Clerk’sOffice are for requesting RUS to provide financing for its portion of the proposed project. Superior,WI54880 illustration purposes only,and may not accurately reflect the actual PH: 715-394-7751 legal boundaries of aparcel. Bar Number: 1068690 VEHICLES WANTED DATES S.T.September 1, 8, 15, 2017 IMPROVED CITY PROPERTY #21242 wnaxlp RUS will conduct one public scoping meeting in an open-houseformat at PARCEL 18-17: Lot 3, Block 179, except North 6Feet the following location: SELLING? CLEAN-UP SPECIAL of West 20 Feet, West Superior 6th Division, City of Find abuyer fast Paying top dollar for your Superior,1705Banks Avenue. Zoned: R3 Apartment Date: September 21, 2017 junk autos. Picked up or deliv- Residential. Minimum Bid Amount $10,000.00. Contact Time: 4:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. ered. We also sell used tires & City of Superior Building Inspection Office for building Location: Elks Lodge Superior,WINo. 403 auto parts. code compliance status. (07-807-00255-00) Call for more info 1503 Belknap St STATEOFWISCONSIN Mark’s Salvage 218-260-5944 CIRCUIT COURT PREVIOUSLYADVERTISED PROPERTY Superior,WI54880-2647 218-729-6901 The following parcels were previouslyadvertised at theamount DOUGLAS COUNTY markssalvage.com Case NO. 17PR53 indicated, with no bids received. The Land Committee willconsider a AMENDED bidthat is less than theminimumbid amount. As ageneral practice, SUPPLEMENTALINFORMATION NOTICE TO CREDITORS thecommittee willnot consider abid that is less than 75% of NTEC will be acombined-cycle gas generation facility that burns natural (Informal Administration) that amount. However,the committee reserves the right to AUTOMOBILES accept any bid if the proposed use and/or development of the gas in acombustion turbine to produce high-pressure, high-temperature IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE property is deemed desirable and advantageous to the county. gas that spins aturbine. It will be 60% less carbon intensive than traditional OF ROGER A. SCHELDROUP Bids are to be submitted as set out above. energy sources and is intended by the project partners to enable additional D.O.D. MAY2,2017 1974 Mercedes-Benz IMPROVED PROPERTIES renewable resources to be added to both systems. PLEASE TAKE NOTICE: 1. An application for informal 450SL PARCEL 14-17: Lots 157 and 159, TownsiteofSuperior The proposed project site and alternative site areconstruction-ready; the West 3rd Street, City of Superior,2601 E3rd Street. administration was filed. For Sale: Convertible (in- project schedule proposes that engineering and constructionbegin in 2020 2. The decedent, with date of birth cludes hard-top) mileage Zoned: R1B Family Residential. Minimum Bid Amount September 14, 1938 and date 117,000 $25,000.00. (01-801-00921-00) Contact City of Superior to make the plant operational by 2025. of death May 2, 2017,was Blue V8 4.5L Gas includes 4 Building Inspection Office for building code compliance status. domiciled in DouglasCounty, extra tires RUS will use input provided by government agencies, private organizations, State of Wisconsin, with amailing Asking $9500.00 address of 7377 SE Lake 218-260-6420 and the public in thepreparation of the Environmental Assessment. The Boulevard, Lake Nebagamon, WI PARCEL 15-17: Lot 11,Block 391, West Superior 17th Environmental Assessment review will resultineither aFinding of No Division, City of Superior,1921 Iowa Avenue. Zoned: 54849. 2012 Honda Civic EX Significant Impact (FONSI), or if necessary,anEnvironmental Impact 3. All interested persons waived R1B –1Family Residential B. Minimum Bid Amount sedan, auto., sunroof,new tires, $7,500.00. (09-809-00868-00) Statement (EIS). notice. 99k miles, 10,900/bo 4. The deadline for filing aclaim 218-969-4769 against the decedent’sestate is 218-476-2012 If an EIS is created, the draftwill be available for review and comment 12-15-17. UNIMPROVED PROPERTY 5. Aclaim may be filed at the for 45 days. AFinal EIS that considers all comments received will Douglas County Courthouse, 2013 Honda Civic 16,900 mi PARCEL 31-14: Lots 242, 244, and 246, West 5th Street, Townsiteof subsequently be prepared. The Final EIS will be available for review and 1313 Belknap St., Superior, 2013 Honda Civic LX. 16,900 Superior,City of Superior,2312-2314 E5th Street. Zoned: C2 comment for 30 days. Following the 30-daycomment period, RUS will Wisconsin, Room 304. miles! $12,900. Runs great, Highway Commercial District. Minimum Bid Amount $5,500.00. 1.8 Li-VTEC4cyl. Very safe! (01-801-01524-00) prepare aRecord of Decision (ROD). Notices announcing the availability of /s/Jaime L. McMeekin 218-491-3958 -Bob the Draft EIS, the Final EIS, and the ROD will be published in the Federal Probate Registrar Susan T. Sandvick, County Clerk Register and in local newspapers. Any final action by RUS related to the Date: 8-31-17 FOR SALE: 2011 CHEVRO- Keith Allen, Land &Development Committee JAMES L. CIRILLI LET MALIBU, excellent con- proposed project will be subject to, andcontingent upon, compliance with 1215 Belknap Street dition, $6,000. 1980 CHEV- For Complete List of Available Real Estate, go to: all relevant federal, state, and local environmental laws and regulations and Superior,WI54880 ROLET EL CAMINO, $2,000. www.douglascountywi.org. completion of theenvironmental review requirements as prescribed in the PH: 218-349-3551 2013 CADILLAC CTS-4 For Parcel Location, go to: Bar Number: 1013964 (showroom condition) 19,000 http://douglascowi.wgxtreme.com RUS Environmental Policies andProcedures (7 CFR part 1970). S.T.September 1, 8, 15, 2017 mi., $22,500, (3.6). Call: #21243 wnaxlp 715-392-8985. ST September 8, 15, 22, 2017 #21249 wnaxlp S.T.September 12, 15, 19, 2017 wnaxlp #21261
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16345 West Glendale Drive STATEOFWISCONSIN •The premises are sold subject GARAGE SALE Friends of the Iron River New Berlin, WI 53151-2841 CIRCUIT COURT to the lien of any unpaid real Gray &Associates, L.L.P. DOUGLAS COUNTY estate taxes. 5902 Baxter Ave., Superior LibraryFlea Market, Attorneys for Plaintiff (414) 224-8404 Please go to www.gray-law.com Case No. 17 PR 72 •The premises are sold “As Is.” Saturday,Sept. 23rd 16345 West Glendale Drive 9:00 am -Noon Craft and Book Sale to obtain the bid for this sale. Notice to Creditors Iron River Community Center, New Berlin, WI 53151-2841 (Informal Administration) Dated this 11th day Large variety of items from (414) 224-8404 Gray &Associates, L.L.P.isat- tempting to collect adebtand any of September,2017. household decor to tools. Iron River Please go to www.gray-law.com IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE /s/Thomas Dalbec Larger size women’s clothes. Saturday,September 23 to obtain the bid for this sale. information obtained will be used for that purpose. If you have previ- OF Douglas County Sheriff 9AM-2 PM Gray &Associates, L.L.P.isat- Mary Ann McGraw Food available tempting to collectadebtand any ously received adischarge in a chapter 7bankruptcy case, this Deceased Maki, Ledin, Bick &Olson, S.C. All proceeds benefit information obtained will be used SELLING? the library communication should not be con- Attorneys for the Plaintiff Find abuyer fast for that purpose. If you have previ- PLEASE TAKE NOTICE: 1109 Tower Avenue ously received adischarge in a strued as an attempt to hold you personally liable for the debt. 1. An application for informal Superior,WI54880 chapter 7bankruptcy case, this administration was filed. 715-394-4471 communication should not be con- S.T.September 19, 26, October 3, 2017 #21219 wnaxlp 2. The decedent, with date of birth S.T.September 12, 18, 26, October strued as an attempt to hold you 2/6/1935 and date of death 3, 10, 17, 2017 #21265 wnaxlp personally liable for the debt. Invitation for Proposals 7/15/2017 was domiciled in S.T.September 19, 26, October 3, Timber for Sale, Town of Brule, Douglas County,State of WI LEGALS WI LEGALS 2017 #21215 wnaxlp Town Dump area Wisconsin, with amailing ad- APPLICATION FOR dress of 3715 EDuring Rd., Su- PICKUPS 4X4 APPOINTMENT OF AGENT Sealed proposals will be received perior,WI54880. by aCorporation Holding under the procedures of §28.11 3. All interested persons waived Class “A” Beer License (6)(b) of Wisconsin Statutes, until notice. To theCommon Council,City October 6th 2017. Mail proposals to 4. The deadline for filing aclaim 2014 F150 XL 4X4 of Superior,Douglas County, Town Clerk, 5231 SCounty Line against the decedent’sestate is RegCab 8’ Box72000 MI 3.7 NOTICE OF PUBLIC Wisconsin. Rd, Brule, WI 54820. Late bids 1/2/2018. V6 302 HP AC Cruise AT PS Application to Appoint Kacey End- will not be accepted. Specific 5. Aclaim may be filed at the PB PL PW PM LS AZ truck No sley,Agent, for the following estab- information on sale, map of Douglas County Courthouse, accidents 17,500 SCOPING MEETING lishment holding aClass “A”Beer cutting area, bid form, cutting Superior,Wisconsin,Room 304. 7153725284 4806207314 license: requirements, and contract Dollargencorp LLC specifications may be obtained by /s/Jaime L. McMeekin Dollar General contacting town board supervisor Probate Registrar DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE 216 Belknap Street Myron Olson, 218-348-5014. Jaime McMeekin VEHICLES WANTED Rural Utilities Service Superior,WI54880 Proposals will be opened at the Date: 09/07/2017 from the 20th day of September, October 10th Board Meeting at the Glen Cunningham Dairyland Power Cooperative: Notice of Intent to Preparean Town Hall, 5814 SMaple St. 2017 through the 30th day of June, Bar Number#1005973 CLEAN-UP SPECIAL EnvironmentalAssessment andHold aPublic Scoping Meeting 2018 Volume, which will be accounted 1225 Tower Avenue #105 for by Mill Scale, is estimated as Paying top dollar for your AGENCY:Rural Utilities Service, USDA S.T.September 15, 19, 22, 2017 Superior,WI54880 junk autos. Picked up or deliv- #21267 wnaxlp follows: 850 cords Aspen, 350 715-392-7555 cords Red Pine, 20 cord White ered. We also sell used tires & An Alternative Evaluation Study (AES) and Site SelectionStudy,prepared APPLICATION FOR AN Birch, and 300 cords mixed auto parts. S.T.September 19, 26, October 3, Call for more info by Dairyland Power Cooperative, will be presented at apublic scoping ORIGINAL CLASS “A” BEER hardwoods. 2017 #21280 wnaxlp AND “CLASS A” LIQUOR All aspen, red pine, paper birch Mark’s Salvage 218-260-5944 meeting. The reports are available for public review at the RUS address (CIDER ONLY) LICENSE and mixed hardwood 2inches DBH 218-729-6901 SELL IT HERE! markssalvage.com provided in this notice and at Dairyland Power Cooperative, 3200 East and larger within the cutting area Avenue, South, La Crosse, WI 54602. To theCommon Council, City are to be felled. All white pine, fir of Superior,Douglas County, and spruce trees, and “green SELLING? In addition, the reports will be available at RUS’ Website, http://www. Wisconsin. painted” trees are to be left un-cut Find abuyer fast The undersigned hereby applies for and undamaged. All felled stems AUTOMOBILES rd.usda.gov/publications/environmental-studies/impact-statements and at an Original Class “A” Beer containing one or more 100” sticks local libraries in the project area. and “Class A” Liquor (Cider only) to a4”top diameter shall be license: utilized. All felled timber must be cut to product length at the stump STATEOFWISCONSIN 1974 Mercedes-Benz ACTION Nanak Petroleum Inc. and forwarded to the landingarea. CIRCUIT COURT 450SL Notice of Intent to Prepare an Environmental Assessment and Hold aPublic Freedom Valu Center Sale access and landings must DOUGLAS COUNTY Scoping Meeting. 311Belknap Street be approved by the Town Board Case No: 17-CV-189 For Sale: Convertible (in- Superior,Wisconsin designated sale administrator.The Code No: 30404 cludes hard-top) mileage town board reserves the right to NOTICE OF SHERIFF’S SALE 117,000 Blue V8 4.5L Gas includes 4 SUMMARY Licenseperiod: September 20th accept or reject any and all bids as The Rural Utilities Service (RUS) intends to prepare an Environmental through June 30, 2018 deemed most advantageous to the NATIONAL BANKOF extra tires town. COMMERCE, Asking $9500.00 Assessment (EA) and hold apublic scoping meeting in connection with S.T.September 12, 15, 19, 2017 Plaintiff, 218-260-6420 possible impacts related to the Nemadji Trail Energy Center (NTEC) #21256 wnaxlp S.T.September 19, 22, 2017 vs. Project, proposed by Dairyland Power Cooperative (DPC). The other #21278 wnaxlp 2012 Honda Civic EX STATEOFWISCONSIN DONALD J. REED, sedan, auto., sunroof,new tires, utility company participating in the Project is Minnesota Power LLC, by its CIRCUIT COURT STATEOFWISCONSIN Defendant. 99k miles, 10,900/bo corporate manager the Allete Company Inc. DOUGLAS COUNTY CIRCUIT COURT 218-969-4769 Case No. 17-CV-64 DOUGLAS COUNTY By virtue of ajudgment of foreclo- 218-476-2012 NOTICE OF Case No: 17-CV-287 sure made in the above entitled ac- The proposal consists of the construction of a525-550 megawatt FORECLOSURE SALE Code No: 30404 tion dated September 5, 2017, Iwill 2013 Honda Civic 16,900 mi natural gas generation facility.Both the proposed and alternate project AMENDED sell at public auction at the front 2013 Honda Civic LX. 16,900 locations are in Superior,Wisconsin. The Project includes anew four- Embrace Home Loans, Inc. NOTICE OF SHERIFF’S SALE steps of the Douglas County Court- miles! $12,900. Runs great, Plaintiff, house, in the City of Superior,Wis- 1.8 Li-VTEC4cyl. Very safe! mile transmission line and substation to connect it to the transmission vs. HERMANTOWN FEDERAL consin on December 12, 2017 at 218-491-3958 -Bob grid, as well as aseven-mile natural gas line to connect it to the two CREDIT UNION, 10:00 A.M., all of the following de- Kari R. Hunter,NicholasV.Hunter Plaintiff, scribed premises, to wit: FOR SALE: 2011 CHEVRO- nearby interstate gas pipelines. DPC and the other project participant and Hermantown Federal Credit vs. LET MALIBU, excellent con- have identified primary and alternate locations for transmission lines, Union Lot Three Hundred Fifteen (315) dition, $6,000. Call: the substation, and associated facilities. Dairyland Power Cooperative is Defendants. TED CHISHOLM and West Tenth (10th) Street, Town- 715-392-8985. BECKEY J. STROM, site of Superior,inthe City of Su- requesting RUS to provide financing for its portion of the proposed project. PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that by vir- Defendants. perior,Wisconsin and Lot Two tue of ajudgment of foreclosure en- Hundred Thirteen (213) West tered on April 19, 2017 in the By virtue of ajudgment of foreclo- Third (3rd) Street, Townsite of GARAGE SALES DATES amount of $119,459.39 the Sheriff sure made in the above entitled ac- Superior,inthe City of Superior, RUS will conduct one public scoping meeting in an open-houseformat at will sell the described premises at tion dated September 5, 2017, Iwill Douglas County,Wisconsin. the following location: public auction as follows: sell at public auction at the front steps of the Douglas County Court- Parcel ID No: 01-801-02877-01 PLACE YOUR Date: September 21, 2017 TIME: October 24, 2017 at 10:00 house, in the City of Superior,Wis- and 01-801-00971-00 a.m. consin on October 31, 2017 at RUMMAGE SALE AD Time: 4:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. 10:00 A.M., all of the following de- STREET ADDRESS OF PROPER- Call or stop by the Location: Elks Lodge Superior,WINo. 403 TERMS: Pursuant to said judg- scribed premises, to wit: TY:2105East 10th Street SUPERIOR TELEGRAM 1503 Belknap St ment, 10% of the successful bid Superior,WI54880 office located at must be paid to the sheriffatthe The West One-half of the East 1410 Tower Avenue Superior,WI54880-2647 sale in cash,cashier’s check or cer- One-half (W 1/2 of E1/2)ofBlock 2411East 3rd Street Superior,WI tified funds, payable to the clerk of Thirty-nine (39), East First Street, Superior,WI54880 715-395-5000 courts (personal checks cannot and Townsite of Superior,inthe City SUPPLEMENTALINFORMATION will not be accepted). The balance of Superior,Douglas County, TERMS OF SALE: email: [email protected] NTEC will be acombined-cycle gas generation facility that burns natural of the successful bid must be paid Wisconsin. •Acash deposit of 10% of he All ads are pre-paid gas in acombustion turbine to produce high-pressure, high-temperature to the clerk of courts in cash, cash- successful bid shall be paid at ier’s check or certified funds no lat- Parcel ID Nos: 10-810-00092-00 sale with the balance due within gas that spins aturbine. It will be 60% less carbon intensive than traditional er than ten days after the court’s 10 days of court confirmation of energy sources and is intended by the project partners to enable additional confirmation of the sale or else the STREET ADDRESS OF PROPER- sale. Failure to pay the balance renewable resources to be added to both systems. 10% down payment is forfeited to TY:4126East 1st Street within 10 days of court approval the plaintiff. The property is sold Superior,WI54880 will result in forfeiture of the de- ‘as is’ and subject to all liens and posit. The proposed project site and alternative site areconstruction-ready; the encumbrances. TERMS OF SALE: •The successful bidder shall be project schedule proposes that engineering and constructionbegin in 2020 •Acash deposit of 10% of he responsible for the Wisconsin WI LEGALS PLACE: On the front steps of the successful bid shall be paid at Transfer Tax. to make the plant operational by 2025. Douglas County Courthouse, Su- sale with the balance due within perior,WI 10 days of court confirmation of RUS will use input provided by government agencies, private organizations, sale. Failure to pay the balance Douglas County DESCRIPTION: Lots One Hundred within 10 days of court approval Highway Department and the public in thepreparation of the Environmental Assessment. The Seventy Four (174), One Hundred will result in forfeiture of the de- Request for Quotations Environmental Assessment review will resultineither aFinding of No Seventy Six (176), and One Hun- posit. Propane Gas for Significant Impact (FONSI), or if necessary,anEnvironmental Impact dred Seventy Eight (178) in the •The successful bidder shall be 2017-2018 Heating Season Subdivision of Blocks Eighteen (18) responsible for the Wisconsin Statement (EIS). and Twenty (20), East First Street, Transfer Tax. The Douglas County HighwayDepartment will receive sealed in the Townsite of Superior,Doug- •The premises are sold subject quotations until 2:00 p.m., Wednesday,October 4, 2017, at If an EIS is created, the draftwill be available for review and comment las County,Wisconsin,and Lots to the lien of any unpaid real the DouglasCounty Highway Office, 7417S County Road E, One Hundred Eighty (180) and One estate taxes. P.O. Box174,Hawthorne, WI 54842. for 45 days. AFinal EIS that considers all comments received will Hundred Eighty-two (182), in the •The premises are sold “As Is.” subsequently be prepared. The Final EIS will be available for review and Subdivision of Blocks Eighteen (18) Specifications and quotation forms may be obtained at the Highway comment for 30 days. Following the 30-daycomment period, RUS will and Twenty (20), East First Street, Dated this 18th day Department Office, by calling 715-374-2575, or going on-line to: in the Townsite of Superior,Doug- of September,2017. http://www.douglascountywi.org/2017CallforQuotes prepare aRecord of Decision (ROD). Notices announcing the availability of las County,Wisconsin. /s/Thomas Dalbec the Draft EIS, the Final EIS, and the ROD will be published in the Federal TaxParcel #10-810-00030-00 Douglas County Sheriff Douglas County Highway Department reserves the right to reject any or all quotations and to accept the quotation deemed most Register and in local newspapers. Any final action by RUS related to the PROPERTY ADDRESS: 3617EMaki, Ledin, Bick &Olson, S.C. advantageous to Douglas County. proposed project will be subject to, andcontingent upon, compliance with 1st St Superior,WI54880-4003 Attorneys for the Plaintiff all relevant federal, state, and local environmental laws and regulations and 1109 Tower Avenue Jason J. Jackman completion of theenvironmental review requirements as prescribed in the DATED: August 22, 2017 Superior,WI54880 Highway Commissioner 715-394-4471 Douglas County RUS Environmental Policies andProcedures (7 CFR part 1970). Gray &Associates, L.L.P. S.T.September 19, 26, October 3, Attorneys for Plaintiff 10, 17, 24, 2017 #21281 wnaxlp ST Sept 19 &22, 2017 #21276 wnaxlp S.T.September 12, 15, 19, 2017 wnaxlp #21261
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001535087r1 need! WHO IS USDA- RURAL UTILITIES SERVICE?
The Rural Utilities Service (formerly REA, the Rural Electrification Administration), as part of the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA), is committed to helping improve the economy and quality of life in rural America.
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These financial programs support essential public facilities and services. These investments support our long-term national prosperity by ensuring that rural communities have the basic infrastructure to become self-sustaining with the ability to compete in the global economy.
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Contact Us Rural Utilities Service Lauren Cusick: [email protected] Nemadji Trail Energy Center Attn: Steve Thornhill www.rd.usda.gov/about-rd/agencies/rural-utilities-service 9400 Ward Parkway Kansas City, MO 64141 Nemadji Trail Energy Center
About the Project
Minnesota Power and Dairyland Power Cooperative are proposing to build a 525-550 megawatt natural gas generation facility in Superior, Wisconsin, called the Nemadji Trail Energy Center. This center will use flexible and efficient natural gas to enable the addition of more renewable energy resources such as wind and solar, and to deliver affordable and reliable power to consumers in the region.
The image above is a rendering of the potential facility.
What is a combined-cycle natural gas plant? This project will be a combined-cycle gas generation facility that burns natural gas in a combustion turbine (like a jet engine) to produce high-pressure, high-temperature gas that spins a turbine. This is an efficient and reliable way to produce energy while supporting growing renewable resources, minimizing emissions and increasing energy output to meet the energy needs of consumers served by Minnesota Power and Dairyland Power Cooperative.
The Nemadji Trail Energy Facility will support renewables when the wind isn’t blowing and sun isn’t shining.
The Facility will also: Replace Reduce Support CO coal-fired 2 carbon customer load generation emissions
Schedule 2017 - 2018 2019 2020 2025
Public REGULATORY PERMIT REGULATORY ENGINEERING & OPERATION participation/ APPLICATIONS REVIEW & CONSTRUCTION comment period. DEVELOPMENT & SUBMITTAL APPROVAL
[email protected] NemadjiTrailEnergyCenter.com Nemadji Trail Energy Center
Shovel-Ready Project Site
The proposed project is located in an industrial area and has access to existing electrical and natural gas infrastructure. The project will require these additional components:
Approximately seven-mile natural gas pipeline using existing right-of-way
Approximately four-mile, 345kV transmission line parallel to existing right-of-way
Approximately 10-acre substation associated with the transmission line
Anticipated Project Benefits $ $
Largest private Over $1 billion in Create 260 jobs Approximately investment in regional economic during peak $1 million Douglas County benefit over construction and in local tax 20 years up to 25 full-time benefit permanent jobs
[email protected] NemadjiTrailEnergyCenter.com Connecting Rural America
Rural Utilities Service
WELCOME
Please Sign In
Pick up RUS handout/ comment sheet
? Meet the RUS Representatives
Turn in comment sheet or provide to RUS within 30 days to Lauren Cusick @ [email protected] or:
Rural Utilities Service Nemadji Trail Energy Center Attn: Steve Thornhill 9400 Ward Parkway Kansas City, MO 64141 Nemadji Trail REGULATORY Energy Center PROCESS
We Are Here PUBLIC WORKSHOP
A public workshop is an opportunity to provide feedback and ask questions about the project.
DRAFT ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT
A draft environmental assessment (EA) reviews the potential effects a project might have on human and natural resources.
PUBLIC COMMENT PERIOD
After the draft EA is published, the public is allowed to comment on if the EA appropriately analyzed potential effects.
FINAL ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT
The Rural Utilities Service (RUS) will review and consider all comments received on the EA and modify the document before publishing a Final EA.
RUS will either make a decision that they can sign a Finding of No Significant Impact or proceed with an Environmental Impact Statement (EIS). PRELIMINARY Nemadji Trail Energy Center RESOURCE LIST
In the Environmental Assessment (EA) the Rural Utilities Service (RUS) will evaluate the project’s potential effects on environmental resources, such as:
Geology & Soils Wetlands Land Use Surface & Vegetation Transportation Ground Water Wildlife Floodplains Socioeconomics Special Status Environmental Water Resources Species Justice Cultural & Historic Air Quality Health & Safety Resources Farmland Visual Resources Noise Nemadji Trail Energy Center PURPOSE AND NEED
Replace recently retired Enable renewable energy generation facilities
Add new generating Ensure reliability and capacity to the current resource adequacy during gy Center rail Ener Nemadji T resource mix unforeseen events
Secure capacity and Support customer load energy resources COMBINED-CYCLE Nemadji Trail Energy Center NATURAL GAS PLANT
The Nemadji Trail Energy Center will generate 525-550 megawatts.
1 megawatt powers ~1,000 homes.
This facility captures waste heat to create steam that spins a second turbine. Natural Gas Natural gas is burned to Fuel Supply produce high-pressure, high- temperature gas that spins a Steam Turbine Generators turbine.
Gas Turbine
Energy from the turbines flows to a transformer and continues Transformer through the electric grid to power homes and businesses. SHOVEL-READY Nemadji Trail Energy Center PROJECT SITE
The proposed project is located in an industrial area and has access to existing electrical and natural gas infrastructure. The project will require these additional components:
Approximately seven-mile natural gas pipeline using existing right-of-way
Approximately four-mile, 345kV transmission line parallel to existing right-of-way
Approximately 10-acre substation associated with the transmission line N PROPOSED FACILITY SITE
Construction Laydown
Construction Parking
Future Aqueous Office Trailers Fuel Oil Relocated Ammonia Storage Service Water Transmission Storage Storage Tank Well 31st Ave E Lines Well Well Steam Turbine Generator/Control Pond
Combustion Old 11 Rd
Stormwater Turbine Generator Switchyard Cooling Tower
Gas Metering Water Demin Water Treatment Storage Tank Future Demin Sheet Pile Wall Water Storage Tank Well
Grand Ave Nemadji River
N ALTERNATE FACILITY SITE Construction Entrance Road North 28th Street
Hill Avenue Construction Laydown Plant Entrance Road
Office Trailers
Construction Parking
Ammonia/Fuel Oil Pump Building
Fuel Oil Aqueous Storage Ammonia Water Treatment Storage
Service Water Storage Tank Cooling Tower Demin Water Storage Tank
Switchyard Steam Turbine Generator/Control
Gas Metering Combustion Turbine Generator PROJECT Nemadji Trail Energy Center SCHEDULE
2017-2018 2019 2020 2025
Permit Application Regulatory Engineering Operation Development/ Review & & Submittal Approval Construction
Public participation/comment period. Nemadji Trail Energy Center BENEFITS
Largest private investment in Douglas County $ Over $1 billion in regional economic benefit over 20 years
Create 260 jobs during peak construction and up to 25 full-time permanent jobs $ Approximately $1 million in local tax benefit Artistic Rendering
From: Nemadji Trail Energy Center To: Nejedlo, Tess Subject: Thank You for Attending a Nemadji Trail Energy Center Open House Date: Wednesday, September 13, 2017 4:08:32 PM
THANK YOU For attending our Nemadji Trail Energy Center Open House Meetings
Minnesota Power and Dairyland Power Cooperative appreciate your participation and feedback at our Open Houses on September 7. Another open house is scheduled as part of the Rural Utilities Service scoping process related to the Nemadji Trail Energy Center. Comments and concerns addressed at this open house will be considered as the draft Environmental Assessment (EA) is developed for the Project.
RUS Public Scoping Workshop
DATE: Thursday, September 21 TIME: 4:00 - 7:00 p.m. LOCATION: Elks Lodge #403 | 1503 Belknap St., Superior, WI 54880
Visit the project website for more information
NemadjiTrailEnergyCenter.com
Minnesota Power 30 W Superior St. Duluth, MN 55802
Dairyland Power Cooperative 3200 East Avenue S La Crosse, WI 54601
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June 28, 2017
Todd Janigo Public Works Director City of Superior 1316 N 14th St Room 200
RE: Minnesota Power and Dairyland Power Cooperative – Stakeholder Workshop
Dear Todd Janigo,
Minnesota Power and Dairyland Power Cooperative are proposing to build a 525-550 megawatt natural gas generation facility in Superior, Wisconsin, called the Nemadji Trail Energy Center. This center will use flexible and efficient natural gas to enable the addition of more renewable energy resources such as wind and solar, and to deliver affordable and reliable power to consumers in the region.
The Nemadji Trail Energy Center is integral to plans at Minnesota Power and Dairyland Power Cooperative to add renewable energy sources, reduce carbon emissions and preserve reliability for energy users. It will provide added flexibility to reliably balance growing renewable resources and ensure the lights come on for consumers when the wind doesn't blow or the sun doesn't shine. It will provide clean energy while preserving safe, affordable and reliable supplies of energy for those who depend on us to power homes, schools, hospitals and the natural resource-based industries that fuel our region's economy.
We are hosting a stakeholder workshop as an opportunity for various leaders in Minnesota and Wisconsin to learn more about the project, and we hope that you will join us.
Date and Time: Thursday, July 13, 2017, 10:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. Location: Barkers Island Inn & Conference Center Michigan Ontario Room 300 Marina Drive Superior, WI 55880
Please RSVP by July 6 by emailing [email protected] or calling (763) 591-5490.
The workshop will include a brief presentation, small group discussion, a Q&A session, and materials for your review and use. If you are unable to attend, please send a representative from your organization in your place. If another representative from your organization is better suited to attend, you are welcome to bring that person with you or have them join us in your place. We look forward to working with you at the upcoming workshop.
Please note: This workshop is our initial outreach for the project, so at this time we would like to limit the group to various leaders in the community. However, following the workshop, there will be several opportunities for members of the public to learn about the project and provide their valuable input as well.
If you have any questions in the meantime, please feel free to contact us.
Sincerely,
Daniel McCourtney Environmental & Land Supervisor Minnesota Power Project Overview
About the Nemadji Trail Energy Center Minnesota Power and Dairyland Power Cooperative are proposing to build a 525-550 megawatt gas generation facility in Superior, Wisconsin, called the Nemadji Trail Energy Center. This Center will be a flexible and efficient energy source to enable renewable energy resources such as wind and solar, to deliver affordable and reliable power to consumers in the region. The Nemadji Trail Energy Center is integral to plans at both Minnesota Power and Dairyland Power Cooperative to increase renewable energy sources, reduce carbon intensity and preserve reliability for energy users. It will provide added flexibility to reliably balance growing renewable resources and ensure the lights go on for consumers when the wind doesn’t blow and the sun doesn’t shine. It will provide clean energy while preserving safe, affordable and reliable supplies of energy for those who depend on us to power homes, schools, hospitals and the natural resource based industry that fuels our region’s economy. What type of gas generation facility is this project? This project will be a combined-cycle gas generation facility which burns natural gas in a combustion turbine (like a jet engine) to produce high-pressure, high- temperature gas that is then used to spin a turbine. This is an efficient and reliable way to produce energy while supporting growing renewable resources, minimizing emissions and increasing energy output to meet the energy needs of consumers served by Minnesota Power and Dairyland Power Cooperative. The image above is a rendering of the potential facility.
Benefits
Enable and Provides an affordable Enhances reliability Creates more Reduce energize source of fuel to support efficient emissions for renewables increased demand energy cleaner energy Schedule 2017 - 2018 2019 2020 2025
REGULATORY PERMIT REGULATORY ENGINEERING & OPERATION APPLICATIONS APPROVAL CONSTRUCTION DEVELOPMENT & SUBMITTAL
Dairyland Power Cooperative Minnesota Power 3200 East Avenue South 30 West Superior Street La Crosse, WI 54601 Duluth, MN 55802 Project Overview
Project Area Minnesota Power and Dairyland Power Cooperative have provided energy in the region for decades. The facility is proposed at a shovel-ready industrial site adjacent to and controlled by the project partners, as shown on the map below. The site has access to two interstate gas pipelines. A six-mile transmission line will be needed to connect the facility to the existing transmission grid.
Legend Potential Gas Plant Sites
Bemidji Minnesota Power Service Area
Duluth Dairyland Power Cooperative Service Area Project Study Area Superior
Minneapolis Green Bay Rochester Madison NEMADJI TRAIL ENERGY CENTER
Minnesota Power | Dairyland Power Cooperative Workshop | July 13, 2017
1 Safety Moment
• Emergency exits and evacuation routes • Storm shelters • Restrooms • CPR / First Aid
Beware of the 100 Deadliest Days The period between Memorial Day and Labor Day is the deadliest time for teen crashes on roadways.
2 Agenda
VSafety moment • Welcome and introductions • Presentation • Q&A • Round table discussion • Next steps and input survey
3 A Unique Collaboration
4 Who is Minnesota Power?
• Division of ALLETE • Located in Duluth, MN • 26,000 sq. mi. Service Area • Supplies retail electric service to 144,000 customers and wholesale electric service to 16 municipalities
5 • Safe, reliable and cleaner energy • Diverse energy mix • Exceeds MN’s renewable energy standards
6 Who is Dairyland Power Cooperative?
• Wholesale power cooperative created in 1941 serving portions of four states • Headquartered in La Crosse, WI • 24 member cooperative systems and 17 municipal customers • Serves approximately 600,000 people
7 Dairyland’s “Preferred Plan” for Resource Diversification
Safe, Reliable, Sustainable, Affordable Electricity
8 Project Overview
9 What is a Combined-Cycle Natural Gas Plant?
• Burns natural gas in a combustion turbine • Produces high-pressure, high- temperature gas that spins a turbine • Efficient and reliable
10 Enabling Renewables
Nemadji Trail Energy Center will respond to Intermittent Renewables on demand.
11 Service Territories and Project Area
12 Facility Rendering
This image is a rendering of the potential facility
13 Shovel-ready Industrial Site
• Nemadji Trail Energy Center components: • 525-550 megawatt natural gas generation facility • Approximate 7-mile natural gas pipeline interconnection • Approximate 6-mile transmission interconnection
14 Map
This map is conceptual and not to scale.
15 Project Benefits
Largest private investment in Douglas County Over $ 1 billion in regional $ economic benefit over 20 years
Create 260 jobs during peak construction and up to 25 full-time permanent jobs
Approximately $1 million $ in local tax benefit
16 Anticipated Schedule
17 Q & A
18 Table Exercise Study Area Review
19 Table Exercise | Discussion Topics
• What is the history of the project • Who owns the property in this area? area? • Are there any current and future • How does this community liked to land use / growth areas? be engaged? • Are there any critical roads in the • Is this an active community? area? • What available datasets could you • Do you know of any environmental provide that would be helpful, impacts? moving forward?
20 Wrap Up
• Additional discussion • Complete input surveys Join us at an upcoming public open house!
21 Thank You
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