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Originally Posted by dynalow
The elected officials, in my town it's a three member comittee, are the proper officials to legislate, after proper ordinance introduction, publication, readings, etc. Zoning Boards should not be asked to "legislate" by granting variances, a power bestowed on them in NJ by the Municipal Land Use Law.
Just my opinion mind you, but wouldn't you want those answerable to voters to be making the laws? Zoning by variance absent a relevant zoning ordinance is bad governance.
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Thanks, that makes sense, I agree
My stand on wind power is that we need power from somewhere, and wind , in my opinion, is one of the least harmful ways to produce it.
The local power company is proposing to build a wind farm in Lake Ontario more than a mile off-shore. There is of course opposition.
http://www.cbc.ca/technology/story/2008/11/25/wind-farm.html
what would they prefer? A coal fired power plant?