Reaching this point has been a grueling climb and my hands are tired but I see how many of you feel the same way about our land. This momentum proves that our neighbors refuse to accept these changes quietly. I will keep pushing ahead because the fight is far from finished.
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Larry Largent
7 years ago
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Has the County Zoning board (or Linn County) Hired a Subject Mater Expert or (SME) to make recommendations for the sitting of wind turbines? If not each member of county Zoning Board could be held personally liable for decisions they make in regards to the sitting of the turbines. Please make the regulations so strict that Wind Turbines will never be viable in our county.
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ADRIENNE E Dueringer
7 years ago
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We have enough cell towers dotting up the skyline. Keep Linn county clean. Go solar instead... it isn't noisy. Windmills create sound disturbances.
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JAMES SCHMITZ
7 years ago
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These things are unsightly, a detriment to surrounding land values and are supported by billions of our tax dollars.
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Gretchen Deay
7 years ago
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The cost of allowing these turbines in our county so far exceeds any benefit to Linn County residents and landowners, even those benefitting from direct payments. Please take the time to evaluate and understand the long-term consequences of this project to Linn County.
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Pat Veltman
7 years ago
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We purchased land in Linn County because of the people there and the beautiful scenery. Would not plan to build and move there if wind turbines are allowed in. Please don't ruin our view and opinion of Linn County!
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Rob Eberhart
8 years ago
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Beware to all landowners. The leases that you will sign for a wind lease will prevent you from extracting oil from your land. It can also remove your right to hunt on your own property.
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Barb peine
6 years ago
There are so bad in so many different ways. Not the best way to go for energy. Just lost battle in Bourbon Co. This morning and we fought hard to stop it. Hopefully your commissioners will listen to you in Linn County.
Reaching this point has been a grueling climb and my hands are tired but I see how many of you feel the same way about our land. This momentum proves that our neighbors refuse to accept these changes quietly. I will keep pushing ahead because the fight is far from finished.
25 Comments
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Larry Largent
7 years ago
Featured
Has the County Zoning board (or Linn County) Hired a Subject Mater Expert or (SME) to make recommendations for the sitting of wind turbines? If not each member of county Zoning Board could be held personally liable for decisions they make in regards to the sitting of the turbines. Please make the regulations so strict that Wind Turbines will never be viable in our county.
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ADRIENNE E Dueringer
7 years ago
Featured
We have enough cell towers dotting up the skyline. Keep Linn county clean. Go solar instead... it isn't noisy. Windmills create sound disturbances.
J
JAMES SCHMITZ
7 years ago
Featured
These things are unsightly, a detriment to surrounding land values and are supported by billions of our tax dollars.
G
Gretchen Deay
7 years ago
Featured
The cost of allowing these turbines in our county so far exceeds any benefit to Linn County residents and landowners, even those benefitting from direct payments. Please take the time to evaluate and understand the long-term consequences of this project to Linn County.
P
Pat Veltman
7 years ago
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We purchased land in Linn County because of the people there and the beautiful scenery. Would not plan to build and move there if wind turbines are allowed in. Please don't ruin our view and opinion of Linn County!
R
Rob Eberhart
8 years ago
Featured
Beware to all landowners. The leases that you will sign for a wind lease will prevent you from extracting oil from your land. It can also remove your right to hunt on your own property.
B
Barb peine
6 years ago
There are so bad in so many different ways. Not the best way to go for energy. Just lost battle in Bourbon Co. This morning and we fought hard to stop it. Hopefully your commissioners will listen to you in Linn County.
Has the County Zoning board (or Linn County) Hired a Subject Mater Expert or (SME) to make recommendations for the sitting of wind turbines? If not each member of county Zoning Board could be held personally liable for decisions they make in regards to the sitting of the turbines. Please make the regulations so strict that Wind Turbines will never be viable in our county.