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County halts applications for large scale wind energy
Credit: KGMI News Reporting | Mike Curtiss | kgmi.com 24 May 2012 ~~
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WHATCOM COUNTY, Wash. – The Whatcom County Council this week put a temporary halt on accepting new applications for large-scale wind energy systems.
Council Member Barbara Brenner was careful to point out that this action does not stop residential-sized wind turbines.
The moratorium is for wind energy systems larger than 500 kilowatts, or for multiple wind turbines per parcel with a combined output above 100 kilowatts.
Council Member Ken Mann says the moratorium will last until the council approves its permanent wind energy rules, which he expects will happen within a few months.
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