Residential wind power on agenda (Post-Tribune)

9 March 2010, 3:18 am

CROWN POINT -- In about six months, the city should have on its books an ordinance that will give direction to eco-minded residents who want to install their own wind power systems. The Plan Commission gave Curt Graves, the city's director of community development, permission to research and develop an ordinance to control the electricity-producing devices, which could range from small vertical ...... Read More »

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