Transco: Proposed Gas Compressor Would Not Affect Future Reservoir

December 12, 2017 Environment

A proposed natural gas compressor station targeted for 52 acres near Routes 27 and 518 would have no affect on a future nearby reservoir, a spokesman for the company wanting to build the station said.

A natural gas compressor station proposed for the southern end of the township would have no affect on water quality should an adjacent quarry be converted into a reservoir.

That was the word from a representative of Williams-Transco, the company that wishes to build the 32,000-horsepower compressor station on 13 acres of an approximately 52-acre tract off Route 27, near the Trap Rock Quarry.

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