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State delays Minnesota wind project for at least year

March 8, 2012 | 0 comments

The Minnesota Public Utilities Commission has voted to delay a proposed wind farm near Red Wing for at least a year.

On a 2-1 vote, the commission Thursday (Feb. 23) denied approval for the company's plan to protect eagles, bats and other wildlife from the project.

The PUC acknowledged that AWA Goodhue LLC can submit a new plan once it addresses inadequacies raised by the commission.

Company officials and local supporters of the project who had ridden up from Goodhue County on a bus declined to comment.

In August the commission granted the proposed 48-turbine project a permit to start construction, but said it would need to develop a more detailed plan to move forward.

Opponents said the company's plan to protect eagles and bats isn't sufficient.

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