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The fight to save our land

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Jeffrey Stenger Verified
4 days ago

I live just outside the footprint of this project and I have poured everything I have into my property. It is by far my biggest investment. I have worked my entire adult life as a specialty Real Estate Appraiser working if the field of Eminent Domain and assessing damages from public works and infrastructure projects. Do not believe the professional studies that they provide reflecting no value damage to your surrounding properties. Their expensive University studies are biased and flawed.

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Randal Ott Verified
8 days ago

i feel this project is only a land grab and money making scheme for those who donnt really care sbout the feelings and pride of others.Take your garbage some where people really want it.

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Lila Jarnagin Verified
9 days ago

Because it will basically be in my backyard and it will affect my living and living of my neighbors and all of the animals that are in this area. Stop this from coming here.

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Judy Wood Verified
11 days ago

I want to preserve the wildlife.

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Morris Smith Verified
12 days ago

I’m a land owner in that area.

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Lance Macklin Verified
12 days ago

I live here!

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Supporter Verified
14 days ago

To protect our Lake area and the resources it offers our tourists.

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Barbara Kaiser Verified
14 days ago

I’m against turbine plant. Benefit to add capacity is for MISO grid. Benefit will merely be for other 14 states and Manitoba. Here we don’t need added capacity. I understand benefits are huge for local concrete; hardware; and quarry. Benefits don’t outweigh detriments of ruining our precious farmland forever.

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Supporter Verified
16 days ago

Farm ground should remain farm ground!

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Michael Weakley Verified
17 days ago

Wind and Solar Energy are antiquated. It was never anything more than a couple of "Shiny Objects" for the Wall Street crowd. 35%/25% efficiency, respectively is nowhere near industry standard for Sustainable Energy resources. It qualifies as an amateur Con Game, at best.

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Edward Ballard Verified
18 days ago

We need to protect our prime farm land for future food production.

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Stephen Estes Verified
18 days ago

I'm a new resident of Shelby county and I would not like a energy wind farm to be a new resident of Shelby county.

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Beth White Verified
19 days ago

Preserve our natural state of the farmland (it’s some of the best) as well as the natural habitat for the wildlife we have in this area.

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Sandra Authenrieth Verified
19 days ago

I'm against this because I have a small acreage of farm land. I do not like the fact that these wind farms can take away wildlife migration, wetlands, farm land or anyone's, peace and quiet. The noise from these find farms disrupt not only farm animal but humans that enjoy the quiet of country living with that hum that everyone in the path of those windfarms produce.

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Christine Girod Verified
19 days ago

There is not one benefit to the residents of Shelby County, but the negatives are staggering - loss of property value, loss of tourism revenue, destruction of wildlife, increased light pollution and sound pollution to name a few.

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Steven Carter Verified
19 days ago

We don’t need these waste of our tax dollars ugly things here

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Robin Bear Verified
19 days ago

We live in a beautiful area. Love the lake and the rich farmland. I don't want to see it all ruined with the ugly inefficient turbines. We need to save the beauty and wildlife from this damage.

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Donald Daniels Verified
19 days ago

Don't want them in our community. There's more to life then money.

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Todd Knackmuhs Verified
19 days ago

There is so much at stake here. Please stop this nonsense. Wind or solar do not feed us. Besides all the harm to wildlife. And the end to a beautiful sky line.

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Tim Dowd Verified
19 days ago

Don’t want these eyesores destroying our beautiful countryside!