More comments from a recent the WDT article.
Another quote from Councilman Clif Schneider.
"Mr. Schneider — who had reached out to the state Department of Environmental Conservation, Public Service Commission and U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service — and others found that many of the complaints BP had received years ago still hold true today.
Mr. Schneider told fellow town officials Thursday that some of the common criticisms at the time included the developer’s “insufficient” responses to inquiries, lack of multi-year impact studies and absence of an “alternative scenario” that involves a smaller wind farm."
Uhmm...I am a bit confused and not sure where this is going. Do we really want to be getting into or even bringing up discussions or consideration of BP bringing us a smaller wind farm alternative? Hopefully Clif and the towen officials are not seriously going to consider or even dig up the old idea of a smaller wind farm!
I'm with Cape Vincent Planning Board Chairman Dick Macsherry on this one. The only alternative in this issue should be BP leaving town!
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