Proposed Phases

• Phase 1 is fully serviced with the exception of the "southerly block" by the rail line which has no sanitary
services or natural gas.

• Phase IA has municipal sanitary and water services, excellent hydro facilities but no natural gas.

• Phase II is scheduled for development

• Phase III, IV, and V - These are scheduled for future development

Market Evaluation

• Gas and oil pipelines from Canada's western oilfields pass through the United States south of
Lake Superior and cross back into Canada at Sarnia

• The St. Clair River and Lake Huron provide processing and cooling water of desired quality and
temperatures in large quantities

• Economical transportation by water is provided by the St. Lawrence Seaway system

• Complementary industries are attracted because of supplies of industrial products used by
manufacturing operations

• Salt beds lying between 1500 and 2700 feet below the surface are a source of chemicals for
major industries. Abandoned mines provide economical storage for industrial chemicals and gases.