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Vote NO on Mega Solar Industrial Plant

497 Comments

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Andrew wheeler
7 years ago

NO Spower, bad for Spotsylvania

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Stefan M
7 years ago

Opposed 100%! Let the willing residents build their own small solar system and convince them selfs how efficient it is year around...!

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Anonymous
7 years ago

This is totally unacceptable for this area! It needs to be stopped!

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Wendy Ehlers
7 years ago

Opposed 100%!!

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Robbie Royce
7 years ago

Vote no

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Randolph Royce
7 years ago

Too big, too close

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Danielle Tiller
7 years ago

How could you even get zoning approval for this? So close to an ESTABLISHED residential community? There’s no way to even do an environmental impact study. Negligent.

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Barbara McKneely
7 years ago

Vote no- what about all of the wildlife?

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Devin Duren
7 years ago

No Solar Power Plant in Spotsy.

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Dana Duren
7 years ago

I am opposed to this project which puts the residents of Spotsylvania at risk.

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Charles Duren
7 years ago

This solar power plant does not belong in Spotsylvania. The risks outweigh the benefits. Such alternate power solutions belong in uninhabited locations where impact can be measured without risking the population. This is bad for the people of Spotsylvania.

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Christie Trotta
7 years ago

This monster plant is no good for the community of Spotsylvania county. Huge lack of research regarding its safety considering its size and location near homes.

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Anonymous
7 years ago

There is nothing in this "deal" for residents of Spotsylvania. The ever-increasing distraction tactics of sPower's supporters shed light on the company's motives.

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Kiki
7 years ago

Vote no

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Claudette Taylor
7 years ago

Stop S Power

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Lafayette Moran
7 years ago

If i would have known about this 18 months ago I would not have move to this area!!!

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Dorothy Migliore
7 years ago

Vote NO on the sPower proposal.

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Charles Snoeyenbos
7 years ago

Vote No

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Barry Ashby
7 years ago

Not one watt of electrical power generated is for use in our county or by neighbors. The county gets very little revenue and the new jobs for the plant are a few dozen (3) at most. The negative impact on real estate values in immediate adjacent communities far offsets any tax gain for Spotsylvania. And the potential environmental liabilities are staggering if they occur -- just once in the next three dozen years of this sPower plant life. Citizen residents do not want this plant in our community.

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Teresa Marcus
7 years ago

No