Property owners oppose plans for Wyoming wind farm
CHEYENNE, Wyo. (AP) — Some nearby property owners oppose plans for a wind farm in southeastern Wyoming.
Houston-based ConnectGen seeks to install between 84 and 151 wind turbines that will stand between 500 feet (150 meters) and 675 feet (200 meter) tall in southeastern Albany County, ConnectGen project manager Amanda MacDonald said.
Albany County regulations require wind turbines to be located at least 5.5 times their height away from homes, meaning a 500-foot (150-meter) turbine would need to be at least 2,750 feet (840 meters) from the nearest home.
The distance is out of date and should ensure separation from not only homes but monuments and parks, said Paul Montoya, co-owner of the Vista de Luna Bed and Breakfast near the Ames Monument.
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Signs everywhere "Stop the Turbines". Then they found out they had to incorporate and raise taxes to institute a zoning board. Then they found out that the farmers would get $400 to $800 per month in rent and royalties. They then voted to allow them.
In the township just South of me they built lots of them and everyone feared that property values would go down. A few years later property values skyrocketed to about the highest in the county.
Then along came windmill cancer and nothing changed. 
