R.U.S.H. Residents United to Save our Hometown
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Livingston County News | HSS committed to protecting sites of cultural and historical significance
INVENERGY's Horseshoe Solar Farm Article 10 Application June 2020 Case # 18-F-0633
INVENERGY's Horseshoe Solar Farm Article 10 Application June 2020 Case # 18-F-0633
Livingston County News | HSS committed to protecting sites of cultural and historical significance
INVENERGY's Horseshoe Solar Farm Article 10 Application June 2020 Case # 18-F-0633
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Livingston County News | HSS committed to protecting sites of cultural and historical significance
Livingston County News | HSS committed to protecting sites of cultural and historical significance
Livingston County News | HSS committed to protecting sites of cultural and historical significance
GUEST ESSAY:
By Kate Millar
Special to The LCN
Livingston County News | Horseshoe Solar array would ‘destroy’ site of Seneca Indian village
Livingston County News | Horseshoe Solar array would ‘destroy’ site of Seneca Indian village
Livingston County News | HSS committed to protecting sites of cultural and historical significance
GUEST ESSAY:
By Michael Leroy Oberg
Special to The LCN
Is the Town of Rush Doing Its Part to Meet the State’s Renewable Energy Goals?
Livingston County News | Horseshoe Solar array would ‘destroy’ site of Seneca Indian village
Is the Town of Rush Doing Its Part to Meet the State’s Renewable Energy Goals?
Cuomo’s goal is for New York State to produce 6,000 megawatts of solar power. The Town of Rush solar law permits up to 150 acres of large-scale (Tier 3) solar installations, which would produce 30 megawatts of power. That’s almost five times Cuomo’s goal per town in the state, nine times Cuomo’s goal per square mile and twenty-eight times Cuomo’s goal per resident.
Livingston County News | Horseshoe Solar array would ‘destroy’ site of Seneca Indian village
Is the Town of Rush Doing Its Part to Meet the State’s Renewable Energy Goals?
Instructions for Emailing
Instructions for Emailing
Instructions for Emailing
Instructions for emailing our NYS legislators to express our concerns regarding the proposed new Accelerated Renewable Energy Growth & Community Benefit Act and the Major Renewable Energy Development Program with respect to New York State’s Home-Rule Authority and Protection of Agricultural Land.
Instructions for Emailing
Instructions for Emailing
Instructions for Emailing
Welcome
Residents United to Save our Hometown (R.U.S.H.) is a community group located in Rush, New York that is concerned about the future of our region and its rural character. We are opposed to industrial-scale solar energy production on thousands of acres of prime agricultural land that corporations like Invenergy are trying to develop.
- Headquartered in Chicago, Illinois, Invenergy is developing the Horseshoe Solar project. The project is leasing land in the towns of Caledonia and Rush. It plans to use 600,000 solar panels and generate 180 megawatts of power.
- Over 160 area residents have joined Residents United to Save our Hometown. They provide time, expertise and financial support.
- The NYS Department of Public Service awarded R.U.S.H. $21,000 to help with legal expenses and subject matter experts. Similar amounts went to the Towns of Rush and Caledonia.
- Our seven-member Steering Committee oversees the work of R.U.S.H. Subcommittees, Communications, Legal issues, Meetings, Membership, and Financial contributions. We also formed three Subcommittees:
- Public Awareness Committee: fliers, signs, door to door canvassing
- Solar Law Subcommittee: Strengthening Town Solar Law
- Horseshoe Solar Stipulations Subcommittee
- We need your expertise and help to identify overlooked areas of concern in the Invenergy Horseshoe Solar Application. We are challenging faulty or biased studies offered by Invenergy in support of their application. We need to create valid alternative arguments that support the concerns and position of area residents.
While, this is a good start, it is not enough – We need your support and help!
Instructions for emailing our NYS legislators asking for their support
Instructions for emailing our NYS legislators asking for their support to develop and implement sensible siting strategies for large-scale solar energy generation installation facilities in our state. Please join us in making our voices heard.
Instructions for sending these messages are included below.
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