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Saugeen Shores wind turbine testing 

Credit:  By Jordan MacKinnon | Blackburn News | March 14, 2017 | blackburnnews.com ~~

Saugeen Shores council is once again taking aim at the Unifor wind turbine.

Council passed a resolution seeking to hire a third-party to conduct parallel testing when the union carries out an acoustic audit this spring of its wind turbine, located at its family education centre at the south end of Port Elgin.

Mayor Mike Smith says there’s ongoing frustration with the Ministry of Environment and Climate Change over inaction toward the turbine, pointing hundreds of complaints have been filed and preliminary data suggests the turbine has operated outside of its noise regulations in the past.

The acoustic audit of the Unifor wind turbine had been slated to be completed last year, but was delayed on several occasions and is now scheduled to be completed by the end of June.

Smith says they are fed up with the Ministry of Environment.

The delays in completing the acoustic audit prompted Saugeen Shores council to file a complaint with the Ontario Ombudsman’s office this past October and Smith says he recently received confirmation that the ombudsman is still investigating the complaint.

About 100 homes and cottages are located within the 550-metre setback typically required for industrial wind turbines.

Source:  By Jordan MacKinnon | Blackburn News | March 14, 2017 | blackburnnews.com

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