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New Generation Wind, Bourne, MA
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A feasibility study was performed by Atlantic Design Engineers at the request of the New Generation Wind, LLC to determine wind generation relative to the planned wind turbine project on three properties totaling ± 300 acres located off of Rte 25 and the Scenic Highway in Bourne, Massachusetts. The study determined that the site was potentially a viable location for eight utility grade wind turbine installations. Atlantic is currently completing site plans, acoustic and shadow flicker studies, Met tower wind data reports and photosimulations for the project site, all in anticipation of pending State and local permit applications. Atlantic is also presently assisting in State grant and funding application.
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Plymouth North High School, Town of Plymouth, MA
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Ai3 Architects was retained to prepare the architectural design plans for the planned model school at the existing Plymouth North High School property, situated on 40 acres at 41 Obery Street in Plymouth, MA. As part of the new school project the Town of Plymouth was interested in integrating a wind turbine into the new school. Atlantic was hired by Ai3 to assist in the baseline turbine siting, project review and to complete an Initial Wind Turbine Feasibility Report for the project. At the request of Plymouth North High School, Atlantic Design Engineers, LLC has performed a balloon test and prepared a series of photosimulations for the proposed Plymouth North High School turbine. In addition, a Zone of Visual Influence study and plan was completed as well as a Shadow Flicker Impact analysis.
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American ProWind, LLC, Douglas Renewable Park –Douglas, MA
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Engineering and permitting services completed, including initial feasibility review and conceptual evaluation of wind turbine installation for a 30MW turbine renewable energy park. Services included wind resource mapping, turbine siting, wind energy array loss projections, meteorological tower permit plan, and project environmental studies including visual impact assessment report, acoustic impacts, and shadow flicker determination. Permitting documents and public hearing presentations were made to the Zoning Board of Appeals, which resulted in special use permits and height variance (right to the build being issued for the project).
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Cape Cod Aggregates, Falmouth, MA
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Atlantic Design Engineers was retained by Cape Cod Aggregate Corp. to complete an initial wind resource review and siting feasibility evaluation for potential wind turbine installations at three locations in Falmouth, Massachusetts. Based upon our feasibility review and wind resource evaluations completed for the Cape Cod Aggregate/Peterson sites our study determined the sites have good wind turbine siting potential for utility grade wind turbine installation. We are currently in the permit review process with the Town of Falmouth Building Department to allow for a meteorological tower at the Thomas B. Landers Road property.
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Russell Municipal Light Department, Holiday Hill Site, Russell, MA
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Atlantic completed a Feasibility Study and is currently working on a MET tower wind data compilation/review for a proposed 3-turbine wind project on a 256 acre site in Russell, MA. (Holiday Hill). Existing conditions survey, project environmental studies and site engineering plans were completed as
well as shadow flicker analysis, noise study and photosimulation reports, all in anticipation of pending Special Permit and miscellaneous State permit applications.
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Camelot Wind Project – Plymouth, MA
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Work performed included wind resource evaluations, turbine selection and siting, energy and financial modeling, wetlands/Natural Heritage impacts review and FAA/MAC filings and approvals. Atlantic completed project permitting and construction and technical drawings/documents for a proposed 80 meter turbine. A special permit was obtained by the Zoning Board of Appeals, and Atlantic is currently coordinating site construction and turbine erection.
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Jericho Mountain Wind Project – Berlin, NH
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Completed turbine site layout, infrastructure assessment, site plans, utility interconnection review, project cost review, aerial (orthographic) site plan, photosimulations, access road layout/design, and project permitting plans (Planning Board, Zoning Board of Adjustment) for the initial six turbine component (3.7MW) of a planned 18MW wind turbine project. The project is currently permitted and awaiting construction
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Town of Fairhaven – Fairhaven, MA
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Atlantic was responsible for the preparation of permitting plans and a Special Permit application approved by the Fairhaven Town Planning Board for the proposed 80 meter 1.6MW wind turbines on the property located behind the Fairhaven Wastewater Treatment Facility.
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Presque Isle, ME
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Construction services provided to turbine contractor, Lumus Construction, with respect to construction laydown plans, crane and component siting/erection staging including nacelle and blade assembly/lifting. The 65 meter and 600kW turbine have been successfully installed and are currently in service.
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Future Generation Wind – Plymouth, MA
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The Future Generation Wind Project is proposing to construct (4) 100 meter wind turbines at a 330-acre property in Plymouth, MA. Services for this project included wind resource mapping, turbine siting, wind energy array loss projections, and project environmental and visual impact assessment report, acoustic impacts and shadow flicker determination. Atlantic is currently involved with permitting activities with the Town of Plymouth, and have received to date approvals from the Energy Committee, Cedarville Steering Committee and Planning Board.
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Town of Dartmouth – Dartmouth, MA
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An initial wind resource feasibility study and turbine siting/selection for two 100 meter 1650kW turbines, followed by subsequent environmental/visual impact study (noise study, shadow flicker analysis, balloon testing and photosimulations) were completed for a two turbine wind project on Chase Road in Dartmouth. Permit planning, wetlands/Natural Heritage impacts review and FAA/MAC filings and approval were also completed. Permits for the two wind turbines were subsequently approved by the Dartmouth Board of Selectmen as the Special Permit Granting Agency (SPGA) for the project.
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