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(The Davis's property is 930 metres from the turbines. Westfield Lane turbines will be only 500 metres from houses)
Author: Mutton and Russell, Estate Agents
An estate agent declines to list Jane and Julian Davis's property:
"Further to your letter dated 26th April 2008 regarding the proposed selling of the above mentioned property. Whilst I understand the difficulty of the situation you are placed in with the problems caused by the wind turbines, until such problems have been resolved I am not able to place a current market value on the property as I do not believe any prospective purchaser would want to inhabit the property, or, indeed in the current climate, whether any mortgage lender would be prepared to lend on the property.
"I am therefore sorry to say that I find myself in the rare situation of having to decline any instructions to market the above property, until such problems have been resolved to the satisfaction of any prospective purchaser to their mortgage lender."
Russell Gregory MNAEA
Munton & Russell
Click here to view Estate Agents letter
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Couple's battle continues over wind turbine noise |
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The following press release is relevant to Westfield Lane because we will have houses 500m from the turbines, much closer than the people in this article.
Published Date: 
29 April 2008
Lincolnshire Free Press
spaldingtoday.co.uk
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It's back to square one, but a step in the right direction, for a couple who are fighting to save their home from the blight of wind turbines.
Jane and Julian Davis left their Deeping St Nicholas home at Christmas 2006 after months of sleepless nights due to noise and vibration from the turbines, which are less than 1km from their house.
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National Wind Watch Press Release - Noise |
Noise Complaints On Rise with New Industrial Wind Power Projects.
National Wind Watch calls for minimum 1mile setbacks.
Press Release from wind-watch
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, East Hardwick, Vermont, President
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, Rowe, Massachusetts, Vice-President |
Rowe, Mass., April 2, 2007 -- Noise created by commercial-scale wind turbines has become a major concern around the world as wind power development continues to proliferate. Although the industry claims that modern turbines are quieter -- even as they grow ever larger -- complaints are increasing from people who live near new projects.
While the wind itself may mask some of the noise under some atmospheric conditions, the deep unnatural thumping as the giant blades pass their supporting tower is particularly intrusive. Testimony from hundreds of turbine neighbors confirms this, most recently from Maine, Massachusetts, New York, Pennsylvania, Illinois, Wisconsin, Texas, Canada, the U.K., and New Zealand. Reports can be found at http://www.wind-watch.org/news/ and http://www.wind-watch.org/documents/.
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