BP buy's land for Lyme substation From Acciona

 The article below appeared in the Watertown Times announcing Acciona's land purchase for the proposed substation that would accomodate their  St. Lawrence Wind Project slated for Cape Vincent.

Watertown Daily Times reported 5/19/2010

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Chaumont land purchased for wind transmission line

CHAUMONT -- Acciona Wind Energy USA, the developer of the proposed 53-turbine St. Lawrence Wind Farm in Cape Vincent, has purchased 102 acres of farmland along Old Town Springs Road and Cheever Road from H. George VanAlstyne, Chaumont, for $180,000, according to property transactions recorded May 10 at the Jefferson County clerk's office.
Acciona wants to run a 9-mile, 115-kilovolt transmission line that would connect the wind farm's substation on Swamp Road, Cape Vincent, to a National Grid substation on County Route 179 in Lyme

Jefferson county Image Mate highlights parcel # 61.07-1-13.
 

 BP wind energy purchased Acciona's rights to the St. Lawrence Wind project, and  the land  where the proposed substation is to be built. The documents concerning the sale of this land to BP are below



A deed with covenants against grantor's acts.
 The covenant against grantor's acts means that the seller is promising that he has done nothing during his ownership of the property to encumber title, except as specifically noted in the deed.
The document below is a deed for property located on Route 179 , Acciona purchased parcel
# 61.08-1-16 , as well as parcel # 61.07-1-13.
Parcel (# 61.07-1-13) was purchased for their substation.

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