projects like this are no good for rural communities in NSW. Keep them out and put them closer to the cities. protect our landscapes, wildlife and lifestyles!
I object to the overall destruction this project will cause.

waste of resources and money, counterproductive - see attached document.

These projects are not only detrimental to our health, but also the health of livestock and wildlife. The plastics that come off the blades will slowly destroy the health and lives of all surrounding living things. The toxic run-off from the blades will impact our crops and livestock. As soon as word gets out that our food and fibre has been contaminated within a radius of these structures, that will be the end of the Australian ag industry as nobody will want to purchase from these properties. Why is it acceptable that rural Australia be lumped with these burdens?

These are toxic structures that will destroy not only our land, but the health of our livestock and communities.

These projects will make aerial firefighting impossible in the case of paddock / bush fires, thus endangering lives.

There is too much research coming out now outlining the dangers this infrastructure has on the health and safety of not only humans, but our animals and environment.
Our government must put a stop to this before it is too late.

These forms of energy are not proven; they are unreliable and intermittent. Stop destroying our rural landscapes, communities and our environment with these projects.

I object to these projects. I object to the destruction of rural Australia. I object to the destruction these being to primarily farm land that provides Australia with food and fibre. These projects are destroying the spirit of rural communities through division.

Stop destroying agricultural land.

Stop destroying farming land for unreliable and intermittent forms of energy.
The destruction to farming land, the environment and rural communities by renewable infrastructure will be absolutely disastrous and irreversible.
Stop this nonsense now before it is too late.

I support renewal energy projects in Australia including wind farms. However, this project appears to be too close to townships and the river system. I am not satisfied that the project is in an appropriate location in terms of its impacts on social, amenity (visual, noise etc) and water aspects.