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Wind Farm Cable Would Come Ashore In Wainscott; Company Would Fund Fisheries And Scenic Improvements

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Clint Plummer presents Deepwater's plans at Tuesday's East Hampton Town Board work session. MICHAEL WRIGHT

Clint Plummer presents Deepwater's plans at Tuesday's East Hampton Town Board work session. MICHAEL WRIGHT

Clint Plummer presents Deepwater's plans at an East Hampton Town Board work session on Tuesday. MICHAEL WRIGHT

Clint Plummer presents Deepwater's plans at an East Hampton Town Board work session on Tuesday. MICHAEL WRIGHT

The route the power cable from the South Fork Wind Farm would follow from the shore landing at Beach Lane in Wainscott to the PSEG substation in East Hampton Village. The cable would be buried beneath public roadways

The route the power cable from the South Fork Wind Farm would follow from the shore landing at Beach Lane in Wainscott to the PSEG substation in East Hampton Village. The cable would be buried beneath public roadways

for which the company would compensate the town and repave the disturbed roadways. Deepwater Wind

for which the company would compensate the town and repave the disturbed roadways. Deepwater Wind

authorMichael Wright on Dec 5, 2017
Deepwater Wind has told the East Hampton Town Board that it has identified Beach Lane in Wainscott as the preferable place for the cable from the 15-turbine wind farm planned... more

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