White Oak Township Measures, 3 (February 2010)

There were three White Oak Township Measures on the February 2 ballot in McLean County for voters in the township of White Oak.

All three of these measures were approved^[1]

The first measure, asked voters if they wanted to approve the placement of a moratorium on special permits for wind turbines in the county.

The second measure asked voters if road agreements should be approved by the township before wind turbine permits are granted.

The third asked voters to approve the county board putting in place measures that protect property values from wind turbines.^[2]

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