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Falmouth Select Board Executive Session Wind Turbines 11/20/2017
Falmouth SBChairwoman Susan Moran said this about wind turbines July of 2017: "It's time to put the matter behind us and move forward."
The Falmouth Select Board will meet in Executive Session Monday, November 20, 2017
The board will as they have for months discuss resolution of all turbine litigation again.
Falmouth, Massachusetts Select Board Chairwoman Susan Moran said this about the wind turbines in July of 2017: “It's time to put the matter behind us and move forward.”
Find out what's happening in Falmouthfor free with the latest updates from Patch.
The Falmouth Select Board has not appointed an Ad Hoc committee to remove the wind turbines but did in July apply for a 3 million interest loan reduction for the legally shut down wind turbines.
According to Susan Perez, the Executive Director of the Massachusetts Clean Water Trust the Town of Falmouth in July applied for and was granted a 3 million dollar interest break on wind turbine loans as the turbines were shut down. The Town of Falmouth had received a loan from stimulus funds called the, ARRA, American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009. The town used stimulus funds to purchase a foreign made 110 decibel Vestas wind turbine after GeneraL Electric a domestic wind turbine refused to build a smaller turbine because of residential setbacks and ice throw.
Find out what's happening in Falmouthfor free with the latest updates from Patch.
The American Recovery and Reinvestment Act funds were to buy American and put Americans to work not buy a foreign wind turbine taking the health and property rights of our citizens!
The Town of Falmouth through the Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection using state SRF, State Revolving Funds, entering into a "Project Regulatory Agreement" power production agreement over the turbines.The PRA, "Project Regulatory Agreement" conflicts with the MassDEP state noise guidelines.
The PRA a power production agreement is the reason the MassDEP failed to enforce noise regulations in Falmouth and then statewide.
Government's first duty is to protect all the people, not ruin their lives.
The Golden Rule is the principle of treating others as one would wish to be treated.
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Falmouth Selectmen Studio Update Summer 2017 -- Wind Turbines 21 Minutes Into Video
