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Save our Farmland!

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Holly Evans
7 years ago

Everything I have read about this is scary. And I'm now completely against these solar farms.

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Kim Terry
7 years ago Featured

I live north of Orestes. I am very concerned about all the issues listed- especially the effect on wildlife (fencing) and the possible introduction of invasive plant species (shrubs around fencing).

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Stephanie
7 years ago

Why do this to this small town and farmers! Go to Indy !

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Casey Cotten
7 years ago

Do not ruin our farm land.

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Anonymous
7 years ago Featured

I did not buy a house with land to look out and see solar panels everywhere. I want to be surrounded by corn, beans, tomatoes and peppers. This just makes my heart ache that people think this is ok. Those people are not directly affected unless its fattening their pockets.

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Inge
7 years ago

Please do not allow this to happen. We need our farms to produce food. These panels' toxic chemicals will damage our land.

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Erin Huff
7 years ago

Solar panels can be a good source for energy. However this project doesn't seem that it will benefit the community it will be located in (Our community), but rather be a detriment with effects lasting long after the project is over. There are places this project would be better suited for, that aren't already being used or could be used dually. Our farmland should remain farmland.

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jimmy longnecker
7 years ago

SAVE ARE FARMLAND

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Pamela Bohlander
7 years ago

Absolutely against this proposed solar farm.

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Anonymous
7 years ago

Why on farmland? Why can't we do this on the Madison County Landfill or on rooftops in industrial areas?

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Anonymous
7 years ago

I'm not an expert on this, but I have enough concerns that I would urge caution.

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Tracey DeVaney
7 years ago

I say no!!!

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Gary Webb
7 years ago

Why not the landfill?

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Jessica Hartley
7 years ago

This negativity effects my parents and family. Rethink the location!!!

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Jamie Stewart
7 years ago

None

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Dorthy Cawthorn
7 years ago

Save our farmland

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Linda akers
7 years ago

No

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Ryan Thompson
7 years ago

Please use building roofs for this. Or guarantee that there will be NO hazardous waste ever produced or accidentally poison the land. That’s a Guarantee via a rust fund a legal & binding contract with the County and City/Town...

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Anonymous
7 years ago

The wind turbans are bad enough. (And from what I understand don't benefit us.) I would hate to see the solar panels go up all over the farmland, they are such an eyesore!

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Rachel
7 years ago

Put solar panels on parking lots or brown fields that can’t be used for no other purposes. Keep our farmland for farming. We need our farmland for feeding the country.