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<blockquote data-quote="Allen" data-source="post: 465236" data-attributes="member: 389">Like I said, I fully understand the NIMBY point of view, because not that long ago there was just such a public outcry in Lincoln that stopped a project from going forward on its north side. That doesn't change the observation though of how members on here tend to be strong advocates for property rights.&nbsp; I think the biggest problem I'd have with it would be the noise.&nbsp; &quot;Sound at one-half mile would be about like the rustling of leaves&quot; in one of the articles on this kind of made me chuckle as I suspect the same could be said for a wind turbine at some arbitrary distance.&nbsp; Because you are right, neighbors should and do have a say on the topic when there's a chance it will affect their property rights and value.It will be interesting to see how many of these Harwood city council members and mayor are kicked out of office in the next election.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Allen, post: 465236, member: 389"] Like I said, I fully understand the NIMBY point of view, because not that long ago there was just such a public outcry in Lincoln that stopped a project from going forward on its north side. That doesn't change the observation though of how members on here tend to be strong advocates for property rights. I think the biggest problem I'd have with it would be the noise. "Sound at one-half mile would be about like the rustling of leaves" in one of the articles on this kind of made me chuckle as I suspect the same could be said for a wind turbine at some arbitrary distance. Because you are right, neighbors should and do have a say on the topic when there's a chance it will affect their property rights and value. It will be interesting to see how many of these Harwood city council members and mayor are kicked out of office in the next election. [/QUOTE]

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