NG Advantage

The Town of Fenton Zoning Board of Appeals is cutting down plans to develop a natural gas transfer-compression station on the West Service Road by the narrowest of margins.

The battle over a plan to develop a natural gas compressor station near Hillcrest and Port Dickinson in the Town of Fenton continues.

The Town of Fenton Planning Board may not be the lead agency to review a new attempt to get approval for a natural gas compressor and filling station on West Service Road.

A New York State Supreme Court Judge is still reserving judgement on whether or not NG Advantage can move forward with constructing a natural gas compressor station in the Town of Fenton.

New York State Senator Fred Akshar says, while he supports Natural Gas development in the state, he is asking a company that wants to develop a compressed natural gas trucking terminal and filling station in the Town of Fenton to look for another site.

People fighting a natural gas compressor project in Fenton say town highway department workers pulled up signs expressing opposition to the facility.

The Chenango Valley School District is preparing to hire a law firm to investigate options regarding a proposed natural gas transfer facility in the Town of Fenton.

People concerned about a proposed natural gas transfer station in the Town of Fenton have launched petition campaigns against the project.

The Town of Fenton Planning Board is giving the thumbs up to developing a natural gas compressor station on the West Service Road next to the Port Dickinson Community Park.

Some Port Dickinson residents and officials are fighting plans to develop a natural gas transfer operation in the Town of Fenton.