Stop The Bay Road (Norton Mass) Industrial Solar Farm

Norton Massachusetts group fighting Bay Road solar farm
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Stop The Bay Road (Norton Mass) Industrial Solar Farm

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Original Post Made By: Facebook User David Herman in the Facebook Group: Stop Solar Farms
3/22/20·

Here is another petition to stop a solar farm. These people need others to help them by signing it.
This one is from Norton MASS. So, lets help them protect their lands.

Click the following link to SIgn this petition: https://www.thepetitionsite.com/294/695 ... olar-farm/

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YOUR HEALTH IS AT RISK! DO NOT BE A SCIENCE EXPERIMENT!

*********Please sign and help the community!

A potential 67 acre, 8 megawatt solar farm in our community abutting residential areas. The buyer also has an option to purchase an additional 200+ acres after 190 days.

There was a rushed vote on 1/14/19 to permit a large scale solar farm on existing cranberry bogs on Bay Road. We need to convince the boards that we DO NOT want this in our community, effecting our HEALTH & WELLBEING!

• "Research studies have reported an association between EMF exposure to childhood leukemia-Solar PV Guide-Mass.gov

• " Evidence on the impact of long-term exposure to low level magnetic fields was too uncertain to use to set a guide"-Solar PV Guide-Mass.gov

Other communities voted against much smaller solar projects due to related concerns: PUBLIC HEALTH, SAFETY AND WELFARE, QUALITY OF LIFE, ENVIRONMENTAL CONCERNS, PROPERTIES DEVALUE & WATER PROTECTION ISSUES.

STATE LAW: CHAPTER 40a Section 3 states: " No zoning ordinance or bylaw shall prohibit or unreasonably regulate the installation of solar energy systems or the building of structures that facilitate the collection of solar energy, except where necessary to protect the public health, safety or welfare"

Make YOUR voice be heard! ASK QUESTIONS, VOICE YOUR CONCERNS & SPEAK UP!

Conservation Committee Meeting: January 28, 6:30 p.m. Location: to be determined
Planning Board Meeting (continuation) February 5, Time & Location: to be determined
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