NEW ROCKFORD, N.D. — A proposed wind farm in north-central North Dakota is drawing concern from some residents who claim it will negatively affect those living near the towering wind turbines. The nuisance of their presence, their impact on animals and the drain on property value are among their worries.
Residents critical of the Flickertail Wind Farm project have said that not everyone in the project boundary is on board with it, and those who haven’t signed up don’t have a lot of information, prompting uncertainty. Their concerns include noise, vibrations and shadow flicker, the possible harm to wildlife and livestock, how property near but not part of the project might be devalued and how zoning for the wind turbines has been handled.
David Fite, one of the voices in opposition to the project, said he wants to have public meetings so everyone can gather and have discussions.
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