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Canadian Hydro Developers deny resident's lawsuit claims
A commercial wind farm operator in Melancthon is asking the court to dismiss a $1.25 million lawsuit brought against it.
Canadian Hydro Developers says its transformer in Amaranth "has not produced excessive or disturbing noise at any time," as claimed by a neighbour.
Paul Thompson filed the lawsuit in February seeking compensation for damage and special damage from Canadian Hydro Developers and property owner Hendrika Broeze. Canadian Hydro leases land from Broeze for its transformer.
Thompson claims noise from the device has caused "substantial and unreasonable interference" with his home and industrial equipment repair business since it began operating in early 2006.
April 11, 2008
by Richard Vivian
in Orangeville Banner
A commercial wind farm operator in Melancthon is asking the court to dismiss a $1.25 million lawsuit brought against it.
Canadian Hydro Developers says its transformer in Amaranth "has not produced excessive or disturbing noise at any time," as claimed by a neighbour.
Paul Thompson filed the lawsuit in February seeking compensation for damage and special damage from Canadian Hydro Developers and property owner Hendrika Broeze. Canadian Hydro leases land from Broeze for its transformer.
Thompson claims noise from the device has caused "substantial and unreasonable interference" with his home and industrial equipment repair business since it began operating in... [continue via Web link]
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