Communication and community support is important for the success of Honey Creek Wind. Use this form to share your thoughts, offer suggestions, or ask questions.
Both of the potential harm and potential benefit needs to be known by the potentially affected communities before a large project is built. If we want to build commercial scale turbines, then we must be committed to agreement with the affected communities about how to cover or share in covering the potential losses.
To those who believe they need money from Apex Clean Energy: I sympathize with your belief about needing money in our communities. We are dependent on each other. Let’s slow down, improve our communication, and strive for solutions that support each other.
Allen McIe followed this page
2022-09-20 10:37:54 -0500
I will be voting yes unless I learn of willingness of the landowners to help people who may become hurt by sound and flicker pollution created by the turbines. If I was one of the landowners who wanted the wind farm, I would look for the residents who might suffer from noise and flicker pollution and agree in writing to help them relocate if the turbines will cause too much trouble for them. I would need a lawyer’s help.
Jacob Goin commented
2022-05-22 13:39:55 -0500
May public access be given to the lease agreements signed by the landowners? Does Apex state in the leases how they will respond to noise or flicker complaints? Do the residents who will be closest to the turbines have agreements with each other about how they will resolve their sound and flicker complaints about the turbines? Is Apex going to help people experiencing noise or flicker problems caused by the turbines? I have heard that sleep can be affected by noise level as low as 30 dB. I live at the south side of Bucyrus. Will I be able to hear them? I have too many questions to vote yes if the issue goes to the ballot. I will have to vote no unless I see everyone in agreement to help each other overcome the noise and flicker pollution that will come with 600 foot tall turbines.
Jacob Goin commented
2022-05-22 12:47:37 -0500
Harnessing the wind for our power needs is a cool idea; can you build a wind farm far enough away from residential areas to avoid raising their outside nighttime ambient sound dB level?
Jacob Goin commented
2022-05-22 12:39:21 -0500
Thank you for this website.
May we see the lease agreements that are signed by the landowners?
Do the lease agreements state what your responses will be if there are noise or flicker complaints from the landowners or residents living near the turbines, whether the residents live in or outside Crawford County? I read that sleep can be affected by noise levels as low as 30dB.
Emily Langdon commented
2022-05-09 01:42:25 -0500
Excited for this county-wide opportunity! We could use the community and farmer support as well as the extra revenue. Thank you for considering our area. “Yay!” for new jobs and cleaner energy!
How will HB 52 effect the project. I live in Cranberry Township and support the project. Will the project go to a vote by the trustees and or citizens or is it to far along an will not be effected by HB52? No one has ever told us as land owners what might happen.
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Both of the potential harm and potential benefit needs to be known by the potentially affected communities before a large project is built. If we want to build commercial scale turbines, then we must be committed to agreement with the affected communities about how to cover or share in covering the potential losses.
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To those who believe they need money from Apex Clean Energy: I sympathize with your belief about needing money in our communities. We are dependent on each other. Let’s slow down, improve our communication, and strive for solutions that support each other.
-————————————————————————-I will be voting yes unless I learn of willingness of the landowners to help people who may become hurt by sound and flicker pollution created by the turbines. If I was one of the landowners who wanted the wind farm, I would look for the residents who might suffer from noise and flicker pollution and agree in writing to help them relocate if the turbines will cause too much trouble for them. I would need a lawyer’s help.
May we see the lease agreements that are signed by the landowners?
Do the lease agreements state what your responses will be if there are noise or flicker complaints from the landowners or residents living near the turbines, whether the residents live in or outside Crawford County? I read that sleep can be affected by noise levels as low as 30dB.