Was a letter sent to ten JPs a threat to the JPs? Could the letter be considered a threat to Carroll County citizens by the Nimbus Wind Farm?
A letter dated March 13, 2025, from Mitchell Williams Law Firm of Rogers, Ark., representing the Nimbus Wind Farm stated: “This letter is intended to make you aware of the impact of this proposed Ordinance and ensure it does not unintentionally create preventable litigation.”
Also, “We are bringing this to your attention in the hopes we can work together to remedy the uncertainty. In order to remedy this situation, Nimbus requests a revision to the Ordinance specifically stating that the wind facility Nimbus is currently constructing in Carroll County is exempt from the Ordinance. We are concerned that a failure to address this issue could lead to inconsistent interpretations of the Ordinance and unnecessary litigation.”
Also, “The application of the moratorium to Nimbus would necessitate legal action to protect against irreparable harm to its business.”
Would you consider this letter a threat to intimidate the Carroll County Quorum Court to exempt the Nimbus Wind Company from a Carroll County law?
If the Carroll County Quorum Court does exempt Nimbus Wind Farm from a Carroll County ordinance (Carroll County Law) because of a threat of a lawsuit does that imply that all anyone has to do to be exempt from a Carroll County Law is to threaten a lawsuit?
Richard Williams
I think the ordinance was brilliant as prepared. Nimbus/Scout have trampled all over the people of the county, and it’s time for the Quorum Court to represent those who elected them. They have.
no I would not consider a threat. I would consider the fact the statement information for the quorum court that’s trying to pass laws. After the fact I would think you’re more of an instigator and idiot that can’t understand and see that