No matter how you feel about NIMBYism, economic development, energy independence, or tax revenues, you have to be impressed that a number equivalent to 10% of Highland County’s residents turned out for a public hearing on an electricity generating windmill farm project.
A decision on the project is expected next month.
Here’s a question, though: At what point do Virginia localities that consciously deny tax-generating projects lose their credibility in calls for more state funding?