Lehigh Inland Cement Company is proposing to construct and operate a fly ash terminal in Saskatchewan on land owned by Canadian National Railway Company (CN).
The project involves the construction of a truck unloading facility, fly ash storage facility, and a railcar load out facility.
The project is designed to accommodate a storage capacity of 20,000t of fly ash and would be in operation for a minimum of 20 years.
Fly ash will be transported from the SaskPower Boundary Dam fly ash storage and load out facility using a fully enclosed trucking system with bottom-dump trailer units.
The project will be located on modified land currently used for hay production and therefore will not cause a significant impact to the surface environment in the area. As a result, the project is not considered a development and will not be required to undergo an environmental impact assessment.

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