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Falmouth "Humpty Dumpty" Wind Turbines: Court June 8
Falmouth megawatt wind turbines ground zero for poorly placed turbines USA. Up to 200 residential home owners describe the noise as torture
The Falmouth Zoning Board of Appeals denied a special-permit application for one of the town's twin wind turbines in April of 2016. The Massachusetts Appeals Court ruled in 2015 that the Falmouth wind turbine should have received a permit before it was constructed.
The wind turbines at Falmouth Massachusetts clearly show why there are so many neighbors complaining.
The town remains fractured over the wind turbines. A minority of residents suffer from a noise described as torture and illegal property takings while the majority of residents have put a monetary value on the health of their own neighbors.
The Falmouth Select Board has filed litigation in Massachusetts Land Court starting June 8, 2016. The court case could take two years and then be appealed again to the Massachusetts Appeals Court. The town is already spending up to $300,000.00 every six months on litigation.
No end in sight and no light at the end of the tunnel for taxpayers who were told the turbines would be a revenue stream. Now a drain on all taxpayers.
You can compare the Town of Falmouth to the story of "Humpty Dumpty."
Humpty Dumpty sits on a wall (Falmouth wind turbines ) where the Special Permit 240-166 rules apply to him, including the rule of gravity.
Humpty Dumpty is having a great fall its just a matter of time. The town has lost every court case over the past six years.
All the king's horses and all the king's men ( Friends of Falmouth Wind) can not put Humpty Dumpty together again.
The Falmouth megawatt wind turbines are a wake up call for society look at the big picture, and listen to the words.
The Falmouth megawatt wind turbines are a failure and they can't be put back together again
The town hid a noise warning letter from the turbine manufacturer, an April 2005 feasibility study, 2013 April memo from Massachusetts Clean Energy Center and never filed Special Permit 240-166 because it would have required additional studies and abutter notifications.
This is like, when somebody lies or steals, and people get to know that person or politician as a liar or a thief, it takes infinity to get people's trust back, even if the town officials quit doing it.
The filing of the litigation in Massachusetts Land Court June 8, 2016 has ended any hope of reconciliation and attempts to put Humpty Dumpty back together have failed over and over again.
