ACTION ITEMS

Based on NWW’s article, "What to do if it's happening to you: If your community is targeted,"
at http://www.wind-watch.org/whattodo.php

1. Post/distribute our adaptation of NWW’s flier to public newsstands, bulletin boards, etc

2. Circulate petition urging moratorium

3. Organize letter-writing to newspapers, local/state government – get letter commitments from specific people to specific people

4. Distribute lawn signs, for example, an appraisal meetings

5. Schedule appraisal meetings and systematic pre-development appraisals – publicize documentation to wind developers !!! (Kori Sue for Folmont?)

6. Document pre-development quality of life and publicize to wind developers

• Ambient sound levels

• Light

• Reception – TV, cell phone, satellite internet

• Water – well and streams

• Wildlife

• Traffic

7. Make windmills an election issue and send letters township supervisors/state reps of intent to do so

8. Send letters to leasing landowners

   • Liability issues they may face regarding health and property

   • Health issues and pitfalls with neighbors

   • Pitfalls with wind developers – lease issues, decommissioning

9. Send letters to developers’ financiers notifying of intent to resist

10. Arrange letters from an attorney to participating landowners warning of our "intent to sue" – copies to wind developers, their financiers, local/state representatives, and media

11. Survey residents for pre-existing health problems and urge to document with physician’s affidavit – publicize results to turbine developers, media

12. Compile and mail (weekly or monthly) NWW’s news alerts to township supervisors and other local/state officials to impress the true scope of the global controversy surrounding commercial wind power development

13. Designate and deploy a Speakers Bureau

Read the article.