• Views of the Turbines & Project Site Map

  • Project Site Map

    All project turbines maintain a
    minimum 3,000-foot property line setback, and the closest distance to any home is nearly one mile. The majority of residential areas are bordered by 50-foot trees, eliminating visibility for most. Also, a ridgeline exists between the project and nearby population centers, which provides additional natural cover for the project.

  • Visual Representations of Scotia Wind

    Photographs were taken from various locations throughout Adams Township to illustrate what you will and will not see from these viewpoints. These photographs were used by an independent third-party engineering firm, Saratoga Associates, to develop the visual representations.

     

    Factors Contributing to Limited Turbine Visibility

    • All project turbines maintain a minimum 3,000-foot property line setback, and the nearest distance to any existing home is nearly one mile.

    • A majority of residential areas are bordered by 50-foot trees, eliminating visibility for most.

    • A ridgeline exists between the project and nearby population centers, which provides additional natural cover for the project.

    Note: Turbines and distances in these images are to scale. Turbines will not actually be yellow – this color was used to enhance the ability to see the turbines in the photos. When constructed, the turbines will have a gray to white coating that best blends with the sky.

  • View of the Turbines from the South Range Baseball Fields

  • From the South Range Baseball Fields, after the turbines are installed. You will NOT be able to see the turbines from this viewpoint.

    From the South Range Baseball Fields, after the turbines are installed, IF you could see through trees, buildings and the ridge.

  • View of the Turbines from Jeffers High School

  • From Jeffers High School, after the turbines are installed. You will NOT be able to see the turbines from this viewpoint.

    From Jeffers High School, after the turbines are installed, IF you could see through trees, buildings and the ridge.

  • View of the Turbines from South Range Elementary School

  • From South Range Elementary School, after the turbines are installed. You will be able to see the blades of ONE of the turbines from this viewpoint.

    From South Range Elementary School, after the turbines are installed, IF you could see through trees, buildings and the ridge.

  • View of the Turbines from the Atlantic Mine Substation

  • From the Atlantic Mine Substation, after the turbines are installed. You will be able to see SIX turbines from this viewpoint.

    From the Atlantic Mine Substation, after the turbines are installed, IF you could see through trees, buildings and the ridge.

  • This graphic shows a line of site from South Range Baseball Field to the location of Turbine A - illustrating why this turbine is not visible from the baseball field due to trees, ridges, and buildings.

     

    This analysis for the other 11 turbines, at this location, would demonstrate the same conclusion.

    From South Range Baseball Field:

    Factors Contributing to Limited Turbine Visibility

    • All project turbines maintain a minimum 3,000-foot property line setback, and the nearest distance to any existing home is nearly one mile.

    • A majority of residential areas are bordered by 50-foot trees, eliminating visibility for most.

    • A ridgeline exists between the project and nearby population centers, which provides additional natural cover for the project.

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