By Kelly Vadney
Watertown Daily Times
Date: 02/23/2007
Based on comments at a Thursday wind power meeting, Lyme residents are keeping an open mind about a proposed wind farm, but they would like to slow the process down and have their own say.
“My perspective is, things are moving too fast and we need to slow down,” Councilman Warren A. Johnson said. “I think my fellow councilmen agree with that.”
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Friday, February 23, 2007
Tuesday, February 13, 2007
WIND POWER: ETHICS GROUP, DEC DECRY ACCEPTANCE OF UNFINISHED REPORT
February 13, 2007
WIND POWER: ETHICS GROUP, DEC DECRY ACCEPTANCE OF UNFINISHED
REPORT TURBINE STUDIES CAUSE A STIR
Author: KELLY VADNEY TIMES STAFF WRITER Edition:
Both Section: Jefferson
Page:B1
Dateline: CAPE VINCENT
Estimated printed pages: 3 Article Text: The Wind Power Ethics Group and the state Department of Environmental Conservation say the town Planning Board should not have accepted a draft environmental impact statement for the St. Lawrence Wind Farm.
Judy Drabicki, a Dexter attorney representing the ethics group, a citizens' organization that has opposed wind farm development, said the developer has not sufficiently identified impacts because studies listed as part of the review have not been completed, including those for wetlands.
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WIND POWER: ETHICS GROUP, DEC DECRY ACCEPTANCE OF UNFINISHED
REPORT TURBINE STUDIES CAUSE A STIR
Author: KELLY VADNEY TIMES STAFF WRITER Edition:
Both Section: Jefferson
Page:B1
Dateline: CAPE VINCENT
Estimated printed pages: 3 Article Text: The Wind Power Ethics Group and the state Department of Environmental Conservation say the town Planning Board should not have accepted a draft environmental impact statement for the St. Lawrence Wind Farm.
Judy Drabicki, a Dexter attorney representing the ethics group, a citizens' organization that has opposed wind farm development, said the developer has not sufficiently identified impacts because studies listed as part of the review have not been completed, including those for wetlands.
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