We, the undersigned, write to request that the
Maryland General Assembly pass Senate Bill 938 and that Governor Larry Hogan
sign this legislation into law. SB 938 would
prohibit the Public Service Commission from taking final action on any application for a
certificate of public convenience and necessity for the construction of a
land-based wind generating station that will be wholly or partly located in Kent
County until the County Commissioners of Kent County have approved the construction
of the generating station
im still reading through all the comments you guys are leaving and its clear everyone is worried about how this impacts our local land. we have been putting pressure on the offices over in annapolis and im going to keep pushing until someone gives us a real answer.
April 2, 2015
this is honestly blowing my mind and showing just how many people care about our land. the momentum is building and its clear we arent going to stop until they listen to us.
Reached 100 supporters
April 2, 2015
48 Comments
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Carolyn Sabatini
11 years ago
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Kent County's duly elected Commissioners need to have a say in this proposed construction. Are we part of a representative democracy in Maryland or not? Please pass this bill and allow our local citizens a role in this local matter.
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Mary Fielding
11 years ago
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As a Realtor in Kent County this will negatively affect Real Estate values and harm the tourist industry that the County depends on, and bringing home buyers and retirees to Kent County
M
Michael C Waal
11 years ago
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This project has the potential for encompassing up to 16 square miles of land mass, almost 6% of the total land mass of Kent County. A totally out of proportion project for the community at large. This is so wrong on so many different levels.
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Thad L. Bench
11 years ago
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As the CEO of Benchworks a rapidly growing business headquartered in Kent County I strongly oppose this project as it will spoil one of the last great open spaces to be found in the Delmarva.
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Reid C Raudenbush
11 years ago
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I reside in Kennedyville, Maryland and I would be directly impacted by this proposed construction. I find it absolutely amazing that such a construction would be considered without public meetings and comments from local government and residents.
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Greg Waddell
11 years ago
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I am the first to stand up for alternative energy. However, the way this is being railroaded through so an energy company can make a profit without consulting landowners that it would affect is beyond infuriating.
M
Margaret Fallaw
11 years ago
There are too many negatives to this whole proposed project that have not yet been addressed. The Public Service Commission should NOT have the final "say" on this project.
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Gordon English
11 years ago
These are so disruptive and hideous that even the pro alternative energy/environmentalist Senator Ted Kennedy led the fight to stop them off the Massachusetts coast.
We, the undersigned, write to request that the
Maryland General Assembly pass Senate Bill 938 and that Governor Larry Hogan
sign this legislation into law. SB 938 would
prohibit the Public Service Commission from taking final action on any application for a
certificate of public convenience and necessity for the construction of a
land-based wind generating station that will be wholly or partly located in Kent
County until the County Commissioners of Kent County have approved the construction
of the generating station
im still reading through all the comments you guys are leaving and its clear everyone is worried about how this impacts our local land. we have been putting pressure on the offices over in annapolis and im going to keep pushing until someone gives us a real answer.
April 2, 2015
this is honestly blowing my mind and showing just how many people care about our land. the momentum is building and its clear we arent going to stop until they listen to us.
Reached 100 supporters
April 2, 2015
48 Comments
C
Carolyn Sabatini
11 years ago
Featured
Kent County's duly elected Commissioners need to have a say in this proposed construction. Are we part of a representative democracy in Maryland or not? Please pass this bill and allow our local citizens a role in this local matter.
M
Mary Fielding
11 years ago
Featured
As a Realtor in Kent County this will negatively affect Real Estate values and harm the tourist industry that the County depends on, and bringing home buyers and retirees to Kent County
M
Michael C Waal
11 years ago
Featured
This project has the potential for encompassing up to 16 square miles of land mass, almost 6% of the total land mass of Kent County. A totally out of proportion project for the community at large. This is so wrong on so many different levels.
T
Thad L. Bench
11 years ago
Featured
As the CEO of Benchworks a rapidly growing business headquartered in Kent County I strongly oppose this project as it will spoil one of the last great open spaces to be found in the Delmarva.
R
Reid C Raudenbush
11 years ago
Featured
I reside in Kennedyville, Maryland and I would be directly impacted by this proposed construction. I find it absolutely amazing that such a construction would be considered without public meetings and comments from local government and residents.
G
Greg Waddell
11 years ago
Featured
I am the first to stand up for alternative energy. However, the way this is being railroaded through so an energy company can make a profit without consulting landowners that it would affect is beyond infuriating.
M
Margaret Fallaw
11 years ago
There are too many negatives to this whole proposed project that have not yet been addressed. The Public Service Commission should NOT have the final "say" on this project.
G
Gordon English
11 years ago
These are so disruptive and hideous that even the pro alternative energy/environmentalist Senator Ted Kennedy led the fight to stop them off the Massachusetts coast.
Kent County's duly elected Commissioners need to have a say in this proposed construction. Are we part of a representative democracy in Maryland or not? Please pass this bill and allow our local citizens a role in this local matter.