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Zoning bylaws blow down application for residential wind turbine
October 11, 2008 by Brendan Kennedy in Ottawa Citizen
October 11, 2008 by Brendan Kennedy in Ottawa Citizen
The city committee that rejected Ottawa's first application for a residential wind turbine did so because the proposed location of the turbine is too close to neighbouring property lines, not due to its noise or visual impact. ...Zoning bylaws require that accessory structures to a house not exceed 4.5 metres in height and that their height must equal their distance from property lines.
The committee rejected Mr. Findlay's proposal after a public hearing on Oct. 1, but only released its rationale on Friday.
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