NEXUS Project Status

NEXUS Project update – Resource Report 1, Pre-filing Draft Document June 12, 2015 (This document is broken into 22 smaller files for easier download because of size.)

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• Part 1  (Cover letter from Nexus to FERC)
• Part 2  (General project description and construction details)
• Part 3  (Stakeholders, public agencies and studies)
• Part 4  (Columbiana, Stark, Summit, Wayne County detail maps)
• Part 5  (Wayne, Medina, Lorain, Erie, Sandusky County detail maps)
• Part 6  (Sandusky, Wood, Lucas, Henry, Fulton County detail maps)
• Part 7  (Lenawee, Monroe, Washtenaw County detail maps)
• Part 8  (Resource Report – Water Use and Quality)
• Part 9  (Resource Report – Fish, Wildlife and Vegetation)
• Part 10  (Resource Report – Cultural Resources)
• Part 11  (Resource Report – Socioeconomics)
• Part 12  (Resource Report – Geological Resources)
• Part 13  (Resource Report – Soils)
• Part 14  (Land Use detail maps – Columbiana, Stark, Summit, Wayne, Medina, Lorain, Erie, Sandusky Counties)
• Part 15  (Land Use detail maps – Sandusky, Wood, Lucas, Hendry, Fulton, Lenawee Counties)
• Part 16  (Resource Report – Air and Noise Quality)
• Part 17  (Resource Report – Alternatives)
• Part 18  (Nexus and other competing pipeline maps)
• Part 19  (Route tweak maps and Compressor Station locations)
• Part 20  (Resource Report – Reliability and Safety)
• Part 21  (Resource Report – PCB Contamination)
• Part 22  (Resource Report – Land Use, Recreation and Aesthetics)

NEXUS Project update Document April 8, 2015 (click to open)

NEXUS Scoping Meetings Document April 13, 2015 (click to open)

As part of the Pre-file process, FERC is conducting a comprehensive review of environmental impacts that could result from the construction and operation of the proposed facilities in accordance with the National Environmental Policy Act. As part of its review, FERC issued a Notice of Intent to prepare an Environmental Impact Statement and initiate a public scoping period.

During the scoping period, FERC is encouraging the public and agencies to provide comments on potential environmental issues by May 22, 2015. Comments may be submitted verbally or in writing at the public Scoping Meetings; electronically on FERC’s website (see our FERC comment page for help on Commenting) using the eComment or the feature under the link to Documents and Filings; or by mail to this address:

Kimberly D. Bose, Secretary
Federal Energy Regulatory Commission
888 First Street NE, Room 1A
Washington, DC 20426

FERC will continue to accept comments after the scoping period.