Chatham-Kent Council Says No to Two Wind Power Projects
Council rejected two wind farm projects after over 1,000 petition signatures and 28 resident deputations citing health, property, and agricultural land concerns.
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Chatham-Kent council says no to two wind power projects
Saying they didn’t have enough information to ease water worries — and protesting a provincial environmental assessment about-face — Chatham-Kent councillors said no to two wind power proposals Monday night.
Pair of proposed wind farm projects for Chatham-Kent rejected by council - Ground Water Canada
Chatham-Kent, Ont. – Two proposed wind farms for the Ridgetown area have been rejected by council over concerns about how they might impact local water wells. A councillor who supported the wind energy projects added an unsuccessful amendment that would have had developers implement groundwater and vibration monitoring programs so that the impact on wells could be tracked. Sydenham Current report
Council rejects two proposed wind farms, approves solar project | Wallaceburg News | Local news in Wallaceburg, Dresden and surrounding areas.
Chatham-Kent council has voted down two proposed wind energy projects near Ridgetown but approved a solar development, following a lengthy debate Monday night over renewable energy expansion in the municipality. Council denied support agreements for the Botany Wind Project, northwest of Ridgetown, and the Crossfield Wind Farm, northeast of Ridgetown. Both projects had sought municipal backing as part of the provincial approval process. East Kent…
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