Falmouth Board Historic Endorsement "Taking" Wind Victim Family Homes

Falmouth Board Unanimously Endorsed Article 2- Eminent Domain

Falmouth Select Board Members : “We’ve made a long term commitment to renewable energy.”

Doug Jones, Chairman
Susan L. Moran, Vice Chairman
Mary Pat Flynn
Rebecca Moffitt
Samuel H. Patterson

FALMOUTH MASSACHUSETTS WIND TURBINE VICTIMS

This is a historic moment in Massachusetts history. This is the first time any elected official has endorsed taking the homes of wind turbine victims. The board endorsed the Article 2 eminent domain article knowing full well the residential home owners were the original stake holders and had owned their homes prior to the town building two massive illegal commercial wind turbines.

Massachusetts Wind Turbine “Agenda” Removing Home Owners For Commercial Wind Turbines

Today You The Reader May Find This Hard To Believe

THIS IS WHAT THEY ARE DOING TO THE WIND TURBINE VICTIMS IN FALMOUTH TODAY

Falmouth a former residential community is losing its sanity and its soul with its “wind turbine agenda.”

Basically its :” kick em to the curb ”

The Town of Falmouth is repeating the past and reconstituting much of the past bad agenda philosophies into more acceptable terms. Rather than just pulling wind turbine victims out of their homes and send them out of town they have endosed an Article 2 proposal to Falmouth Special Town Meeting November 10, 2015. Aka throw your wife, children and family out on the street through eminent domain.

The Falmouth Select Board has endorsed intimidating the residential home owners around the wind turbines with eminent domain. The home owners in search of the American Dream of home ownership and happiness can only view this as a terror tactic by their own elected representatives.

There are around 200 residential homes up to 3200 feet from the Falmouth “Wind1” turbine.

The Town of Falmouth for years has potrayed the wind turbine victims as collateral damage to the installation of the wind turbines who should give up their health and property rights with no compensation to save a few dollars on the tax bills.

Town officials hiding negative information about the wind turbines have convinced Town Meeting Members drastic action is needed to achieve their own ends.

The installation of two town owned commercial wind turbines had gone terribly wrong long before the construction ever began. The problem is everyone involved in the project knew the turbines were too loud and didn’t belong at the Wastewater treatment plant

The general public today is aware the town hid a noise warning letter from the manufacturer of the wind turbines, an April 2, 2013 memo from the Massachusetts Clean Energy Center admitting bad noise tests prior to installation. The simple fact is the turbines are too close to residential homes.

The commercial megawatt wind turbines were a Massachusetts state political agenda in 2005 to fight a war on fossil fuels. Commercial wind was the quickest way to reach the state renewable energy goal of 2000 megawatts of renewable energy by the year 2020. A horribly failed agenda taking the health and property rights creating a group of second class citizens.

Why not just brand them WTV- Wind Turbine Victims

The Verbal Explanation of Article 2 , Eminent Domain As Seen Falmouth Government Cable TV Channel

For the record the following information is the verbal presentation of Article 2 at the Falmouth Select Board Meeting Oct 5 , 2015 as shown at the one hour and thirty minute mark, 1:30 , on Falmouth CTV’s Government Channel.

The presenter describes the options of taking the homes of wind turbine victims by eminent domain. Aks throwing you, your wife and family out on the street for the wind turbine “agenda.”

The presentation describes several other methods and options on how to take the homes around the wind turbines away from the residential home owners. (1:30 minute mark in the video )

The endorsement of Article 2 by the Select Board is almost one hour later at the two hour and twenty four minute mark, 2:24 minutes. The only discussion during the endorsement of this article was: “We’ve made a long term commitment to renewable energy.”

The presentation can be viewed on the link below:
Board of Selectmen 10/5/15 part 2 1:30 minute mark presentation and endorsement 2:24 minutes
http://www.fctv.org/v3/vod/board-selectmen-10515-part-2

This is the proposed article written indistinguishably :

ARTICLE 2: To see if the Town will vote to support the Board of Selectmen’s efforts toward maximizing the benefits and thereby minimizing any financial burden to Falmouth’s citizens from operation of the Town’s municipal turbines at its Wastewater Treatment Facility at 154 Blacksmith Shop Road, West Falmouth, MA. Or do or take any other action on the matter. On petition of Richard Latimer, Ronald Zweig and others.