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Turbines arrive despite pending court decision
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Sections of the towers for wind turbines that are part of the NedPower wind farm project at Mount Storm have begun arriving by tractor-trailer.
The sections, large enough for a man to walk through, are being located near the concrete pads on which the towers for the turbines will rest once assembled.
Mortenson, the main contractor on the 200-turbine wind farm, is continuing the work despite a pending West Virginia Supreme Court decision on a lawsuit by nearby residents to halt the project.
Off-duty deputies of the Grant County Sheriff’s Department are assisting with traffic control as the large turbine equipment is being delivered and transported to the site.
From Staff Reports
Cumberland Times-News
22 May 2007
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