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What You Can Do:
1.
Learn more about this issue,
and keep up on what is happening in Adams
County.
2.
Click here now if you'd like to be contacted to talk about how you can help
with this effort.
3.
Forward this website to your friends. Ask
them to stand up with you for safety and fairness and openness and in
our County.
4.
Call or write the Adams County Board
Members to express your views:
County Board
members, addresses, & phone numbers
5.
Become
aware of other citizen groups
who have dealt with wind farms surrounding their homes, too. Check out
www.wind-action.org or
www.betterplan.squarespace.com for two excellent ones...there are more
than 100
others across the United States, and many overseas as well.
6.
Tell your town or village board
members you support an "open space" resolution of 1.5 miles around the
border of the town where wind turbines will not be built.
While we are not attorneys, we have
been told that his area is under the control of the town rather than the
Adams County Board. This will give each community some local control
over that crucial boundary space, allow for future potential expansion or
alternate land use, protect a little more of the open view for all the
residents in that community, and help shield town residents from the various
potentially negative effects described in this site. As more and more
of our county gets covered with wind development, then this "open space"
will be prized and grow in value.
7.
Email us at responsible.development@hotmail.com if you have questions, thoughts, ideas, or resources that
you would like to see included on this website.
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