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Township asks EPCOR to address public's concerns
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Ashfield-Colborne-Wawanosh Twp. council is not pleased that EPCOR is not responding to the public’s concerns.
“EPCOR is not coming through with the information we have asked for,” said Reeve Ben Van Diepenbeek, following council’s Jan. 16 meeting.
Van Diepenbeek said the public continues to address concerns to council of noise and of EPCOR not responding to their concerns. He said township resident Ross Brindley has also expressed concerns of stray voltage in his barn which he says were not there until after the wind turbines were built.
By Sara Bender
Wednesday January 24, 2007
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