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THE BIOS Sustainable Living Complex
Renewable Energy Power
Plant, Panelized Home Manufacturing,
Alternative Energy Distributor Research & Development,
Think Tank, Energy Museum, Environmental Art Gallery, College Campus
1,000,000 s.f. operated off the
grid through the use of solar, fuel cells, biomass and more.
Establishing BIOS, as the green
leader of the world
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(This
advertising material is
not
an
offer to
sell
nor a solicitation of an
offer to
buy.
The Brass Mill is one of several locations being considered
and is presented for demonstration purposes only)
*4/5/2010 We
will begin
filming our promo on June 4,
2010
“Thank you very much for sharing your plans
for a visionary energy complex on the site of the former Century Brass
Mill in New Milford. I find your proposal to be bold, essential, and
very much in line with the kind of visionary thinking our society needs
today.”
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Dr. David N. Cooper, Dean of
Corporate and Continuing Education, Gateway Community College
Click below to view our plan
Executive Summary
Proposed Brass Mill Redevelopment
Plan
The redevelopment of the Brass Mill could
generate nearly $3,500,000 yearly in increased
real estate tax revenue and be self
sustainable in terms of it's water, sewer and power needs.
While creating more than 1400 new,
permanent jobs.
Hydrogen/HHO Gas Power Plant:
Using water and sunlight to split hydrogen and oxygen
and create clean renewable energy. Using current technology of
electrolysis to mix natural gas and hydrogen and for our
furnaces and dedicating the think tank to interfacing with
other scientists to uncover the secret to running a car and
home heating system completely on water and sunshine.
The goal is develop a global patent that all companies can
share, while maintaining a leadership role in technology and
marketing.
Panelized
Building Systems
A CT firm plans to open the world’s most advanced panelized
manufacturing plant in CT. To build zero energy homes and
distribute heating/cooling and energy systems. Utilizing
the rail system to transport containers from the plant to a CT
shipping port. The new plant will be run entirely by
alternative energy. We will use recycled plastic and metal to
create framing for the buildings instead of lumber.
"In addition, Weinmann’s
experience engineering production solutions for the European closed
wall market brings additional value to the table. Pair this
experience with the growth planning of your management team and the
size of the proposed factory, the operation has the continuing ability
to adapt to serve its markets with closed wall manufacturing
technology unmatched in the industry." Mike Miller, Director of
Building Automation, Stiles Machinery, Inc.
The Center
for a Sustainable Future Provides college classrooms to
study the latest in green building technology and would
feature an R&D facility.
CT Energy Museum
(similar to GreenMuseum.org
) would showcase the latest
in green building technology.
The Environmental Art Gallery would be similar to
Art and Nature Documentation Centre
Wood Pellet Manufacturer Similar
to New England Wood Pellet
would utilize wood from recycling center to create high
efficiency wood pellets for home heating.
Think Tank / Research & Development
Facility Focused on green living technologies
with particular emphasis on hydrogen and HHO gas
applications
Bios Energy Systems Manufacturing of HHO gas
systems for welding, home heating and automotive applications.
Art/Works
breaths life into the facility integrating art and dance
studios and displays.
Hotel and Conference Center will
accommodate visitors from all over the world as they come to
learn, shop and rest in the Litchfield Hills.
Our Sales
Office Model/Prototype The BIOS Center is
a green living expo that we will use as to accomplish our
global expansion.
Addendum:
Development Team
About the Building:
Assessor card of existing building
(There are several pieces that equal 72 acres total)
Property Contours
Easements
Property Line
Existing Buildings
Property Map
CERC Map
Information on Financing and grants
from the
Connecticut Brownfield Redevelopment Authority
Similar project in
Georgetown CT Wins smart growth award for the country.
Our Attorneys and Landscape
architect both worked on this project.
NY Construction
Article
Georgetown Development
Brochure
Power
Generation
Wastewater treatment plant and fuel cells as alternative energy source
Avalence
Hydrogen Fuel Systems
Solar Photovoltaic and Hot water
View our Earth saving ideas on National
Geographic's The Green Effect
To see what motivates this developer please visit:
http://climatecrisis.net
Steve Schappert 203-994-3950
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