We are home owners that will be surrounded by these panels. 10 year ago as a young married couple we bought this property and have invested every extra $ we have had into making this fixer upper into our family home. Everything that we have invested and worked for will be for nothing. I don't want to look out my windows at solar panels every day. Farmland should remain farmland. It is irresponsible to ruin homes and lives for short term gain.
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Cynthia H
7 years ago
Use the tops of buildings not land that would be better used for other things.
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Anonymous
7 years ago
Save our farm land
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Greta Tamarri
7 years ago
Save our land for real farms not wind farms
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Anonymous
7 years ago
no solar farms
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Teresa Fisher
7 years ago
I was born and raised in Elwood. I may not live there anymore but, most of my family still live in the area. I want the surrounding land to be safe for all my nieces and nephews.
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Linda McDaniel
7 years ago
Save the farm land.
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Triena Frasure
7 years ago
Totally against it.
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Megan
7 years ago
I am totally against this solar project! It’ll ruin property values and destroy our gorgeous Hoosier views
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Stephanie Hoel
7 years ago
I like idea of natural energy BUT not like this.
All this energy stored does not benefit the residents of this area just like the windmills dont.
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Aaron Carmer
7 years ago
46036
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Joseph webb
7 years ago
Put them in Chicago, not on farm land. Population keeps growing and we need farm ground to feed the population
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Martin Saubert
7 years ago
My wife's brother lives in this area. Use all the old Delco plants in Anderson!
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Robin Armagost
7 years ago
The degrading of our land FAR outweighs what little benefit these solar panels will give to the residents of Madison County.
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Vickey Raines
7 years ago
Farmland and Wildlife should be left alone is this area
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Todd Nancy McGuire
7 years ago
Save our Farmland & our community.
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Eric Lashure
7 years ago
Leave nature as it's intended to be
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April Stigall
7 years ago
Too close to home!
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Anonymous
7 years ago
This is a waste of productive farm land. They are not making any more of it.
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Lisanne Pierson
7 years ago
Farmland is an important natural resource, and there are very real and immediate consequences for the destruction of that reasource. Everyone has to eat, but there are alternate places to set up this kind of operation. From what I've read, there are many unanswered questions about this project, with little information given out freely and in a timely manner. People need answers and time to get them. Put this project on hold until the public can get those answers.
We are home owners that will be surrounded by these panels. 10 year ago as a young married couple we bought this property and have invested every extra $ we have had into making this fixer upper into our family home. Everything that we have invested and worked for will be for nothing. I don't want to look out my windows at solar panels every day. Farmland should remain farmland. It is irresponsible to ruin homes and lives for short term gain.
Use the tops of buildings not land that would be better used for other things.
Save our farm land
Save our land for real farms not wind farms
no solar farms
I was born and raised in Elwood. I may not live there anymore but, most of my family still live in the area. I want the surrounding land to be safe for all my nieces and nephews.
Save the farm land.
Totally against it.
I am totally against this solar project! It’ll ruin property values and destroy our gorgeous Hoosier views
I like idea of natural energy BUT not like this. All this energy stored does not benefit the residents of this area just like the windmills dont.
46036
Put them in Chicago, not on farm land. Population keeps growing and we need farm ground to feed the population
My wife's brother lives in this area. Use all the old Delco plants in Anderson!
The degrading of our land FAR outweighs what little benefit these solar panels will give to the residents of Madison County.
Farmland and Wildlife should be left alone is this area
Save our Farmland & our community.
Leave nature as it's intended to be
Too close to home!
This is a waste of productive farm land. They are not making any more of it.
Farmland is an important natural resource, and there are very real and immediate consequences for the destruction of that reasource. Everyone has to eat, but there are alternate places to set up this kind of operation. From what I've read, there are many unanswered questions about this project, with little information given out freely and in a timely manner. People need answers and time to get them. Put this project on hold until the public can get those answers.