What is the long term affect? How do u dispose it? No!
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Anonymous
7 years ago
NO to SPower in Spotsy---
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Francois Baird
7 years ago
An industrial power plant in this area will destroy the economic value of Fawn Lake and surrounding areas for thousands of people for the benefit of a corporation on tax welfare
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Warren Taylor
7 years ago
This is TOO LARGE and TOO CLOSE to our families and our homes. Plus our weather is not conducive for solar (average 200 sunny days compared to 300 sunny days in CA desert where most large solar facilities are being built). PLEASE VOTE NO!
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Scott Jensen
7 years ago
Please vote NO to this solar farm. The size is unprecedented and untested for an area like ours. We shouldn't be an experiment!
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Martha Manner-Brown
7 years ago
Please Vote NO and DENY the application!
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Frances LPruitt
7 years ago
I’m saying NO to a useless solar farm in Spotsylvania County, VA
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Robert Zarn
7 years ago
Vote NO on solar
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WIll Bolton
7 years ago
There are too many environmental concerns and the massive size of the project located in a designated rural area, near civil war sites makes no sense. Please vote NO on this special use permit. The proposed solar farm has been totally misrepresented. It will not produce supplemental, clean power, all of which sPower's customers will buy. It will produce nuisance power that the utility must buy at a higher cost than what it can produce it for, and will need to be accommodated or dumped, increasing electricity prices for everyone; will increase atmospheric carbon by eliminating 3,500 acres of trees; and the only thing sPower's customers will buy is credits to reduce their taxes. The entire project is a scheme to siphon public money. It will cost us taxpayers and power customers hundreds of millions of dollars, subsidizing almost a third of the investment, paying higher rates for power, paying more in taxes, etc.
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Cole
7 years ago
It would ruin everything about are county
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Richard Barnes
7 years ago
There are too many environmental concerns and the massive size of the project located in a designated rural area, near civil war sites makes no sense.
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Faye Barnes
7 years ago
While I support solar power, a project of this magnitude set right next to a residential area poses too many risks.
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Katie Henderson
7 years ago
NO! Too many risks....this is not for beautiful Spotsylvania County!
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Shelia Middleton
7 years ago
Keep this out of Spotsylvania.. Vote No.
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Jim Feagans
7 years ago
- Too many unknowns to support.
- Too many questions unanswered.
- Too many vague and condescending responses.
- Too many loose ends with little accountability.
- Too few answers on direct, indirect, or consequential financial responsibilities, liabilities, limitations, and recovery.
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Daniel Nefferdorf
7 years ago
Stop commercially ruining our county or there will be no country atmosphere left.
We already have a nuclear power plant.
No!
No
No solar panels
No to the solar farms
What is the long term affect? How do u dispose it? No!
NO to SPower in Spotsy---
An industrial power plant in this area will destroy the economic value of Fawn Lake and surrounding areas for thousands of people for the benefit of a corporation on tax welfare
This is TOO LARGE and TOO CLOSE to our families and our homes. Plus our weather is not conducive for solar (average 200 sunny days compared to 300 sunny days in CA desert where most large solar facilities are being built). PLEASE VOTE NO!
Please vote NO to this solar farm. The size is unprecedented and untested for an area like ours. We shouldn't be an experiment!
Please Vote NO and DENY the application!
I’m saying NO to a useless solar farm in Spotsylvania County, VA
Vote NO on solar
There are too many environmental concerns and the massive size of the project located in a designated rural area, near civil war sites makes no sense. Please vote NO on this special use permit. The proposed solar farm has been totally misrepresented. It will not produce supplemental, clean power, all of which sPower's customers will buy. It will produce nuisance power that the utility must buy at a higher cost than what it can produce it for, and will need to be accommodated or dumped, increasing electricity prices for everyone; will increase atmospheric carbon by eliminating 3,500 acres of trees; and the only thing sPower's customers will buy is credits to reduce their taxes. The entire project is a scheme to siphon public money. It will cost us taxpayers and power customers hundreds of millions of dollars, subsidizing almost a third of the investment, paying higher rates for power, paying more in taxes, etc.
It would ruin everything about are county
There are too many environmental concerns and the massive size of the project located in a designated rural area, near civil war sites makes no sense.
While I support solar power, a project of this magnitude set right next to a residential area poses too many risks.
NO! Too many risks....this is not for beautiful Spotsylvania County!
Keep this out of Spotsylvania.. Vote No.
- Too many unknowns to support. - Too many questions unanswered. - Too many vague and condescending responses. - Too many loose ends with little accountability. - Too few answers on direct, indirect, or consequential financial responsibilities, liabilities, limitations, and recovery.
Stop commercially ruining our county or there will be no country atmosphere left. We already have a nuclear power plant.