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Flatiron Energy trims Uxbridge site plan, boards asks for new noise study and abutter notice
Summary
Flatiron Energy and engineering consultant VHB told the planning board they have reduced the development footprint by roughly 1.7 acres, propose a temporary rail crossing for transformer delivery, and removed planned sound walls pending a revised noise study; the board requested peer review and abutter notification or a public hearing before approval.
Annie Gorman, site civil project manager with VHB, told the Town of Uxbridge Planning Board that Flatiron Energy has revised its site plans to reduce the project limit of work by about 1.7 acres and to reconfigure internal layouts to make the site footprint smaller.
Gorman said the project team is proposing a temporary right‑of‑entry rail crossing and minimal gravel work to deliver an oversized transformer; the crossing would be permitted through the rail company and removed after delivery. She told the board the changed equipment vendor uses quieter technology and that the team has removed the sound walls from…
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