MONTPELIER, Vt.—A citizens' group opposed to a wind farm planned for Sheffield has appealed to the Vermont Supreme Court.
more stories like thisLawyers for Ridge Protectors argue that the Vermont Public Service Board, which approved the project in August, did not show how it would be an economic benefit to the state or its residents.
The board granted Massachusetts-based UPC Wind approval for 16 wind-power turbines on a ridge line in Sheffield, with 32 conditions, including noise limits from turbine operations and a UPC sponsored wildlife management plan.
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more stories like thisLawyers for Ridge Protectors argue that the Vermont Public Service Board, which approved the project in August, did not show how it would be an economic benefit to the state or its residents.
The board granted Massachusetts-based UPC Wind approval for 16 wind-power turbines on a ridge line in Sheffield, with 32 conditions, including noise limits from turbine operations and a UPC sponsored wildlife management plan.
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