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Wind law changes in Clayton rejected
Proposed wind zoning amendments, which called for stricter regulations on wind development in the town, were rejected by the Town Council Wednesday night with two "no" votes - by Supervisor Justin A. Taylor and Councilman Donald I. Turcotte. ...a supermajority vote was required to pass the changes because of a protest petition filed by Supporters of Horse Creek Wind Farm.
April 29, 2010
by Jaegun Lee
in Watertown Daily News
SUPERMAJORITY VOTE: Objectors 'disappointed' with decision
CLAYTON - Proposed wind zoning amendments, which called for stricter regulations on wind development in the town, were rejected by the Town Council Wednesday night with two "no" votes - by Supervisor Justin A. Taylor and Councilman Donald I. Turcotte.
By rejecting the proposed changes, which were based on the Clayton Wind Committee's recommendations calling for expanded setbacks and a stricter cap on noise levels, the town is keeping its current law - which includes setbacks of 1,250 feet from residences and 500 feet from public roads and nonparticipating property lines. The law would allow... [continue via Web link]
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