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Audubon Society chapter drops objection to wind farm
A National Audubon Society chapter based in the Twin Cities has withdrawn its opposition to a proposed wind farm near the Mackinaw River on the Woodford-McLean county line.
Angelo Capperella, spokesman for the John Wesley Powell Chapter of the Audubon Society, plans to be at the McLean County Zoning Board of Appeals hearing Tuesday on a special use permit the Chicago-based Ivenergy Wind LLC has requested for its White Oak Wind Energy Project.
The meeting will be held at 7 p.m. in rooms 1406-1407 of the Community Commons Building at Heartland Community College.
Invenergy LLC isn’t out of the woods yet, however.
McLean County Department of Building and Zoning director Phil Dick said his office has received several requests from residents in the area of the proposed wind farm asking that the hearing be continued.
November 21, 2006
by Scott Richardson
in The Bloomington Pantagraph
A National Audubon Society chapter based in the Twin Cities has withdrawn its opposition to a proposed wind farm near the Mackinaw River on the Woodford-McLean county line.
Angelo Capperella, spokesman for the John Wesley Powell Chapter of the Audubon Society, plans to be at the McLean County Zoning Board of Appeals hearing Tuesday on a special use permit the Chicago-based Ivenergy Wind LLC has requested for its White Oak Wind Energy Project.
The meeting will be held at 7 p.m. in rooms 1406-1407 of the Community Commons Building at Heartland Community College.
Invenergy LLC isn’t out of the woods... [continue via Web link]
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