>> Samuel - just spoke to the city manager in Fairview, OK about installing the
>> wind turbine. He said would need to file for a building permit, probably $20.
>> After it was installed, need to have it inspected for wiring and such. The idea
>> of a wind turbine on a house is creating a little stir and curiosity as he's been
>> discussing it with others. Said he's trying to find out about it so that when
>> he gets questioned, he'll know how to respond.

That's great. I can't wait till we start putting them all over town. The rooftop turbine kits we have are just the best way to get green power into homes across the US. This is great work dude and I am really excited for the Oklahoma market you have.

.
roof turbine, roof turbines, roof wind turbine, turbine roof vents, roof turbine vent, roof mounted turbine, roof mounted turbines, roof mounted wind turbine, roof top turbine, rooftop turbine, rooftop turbines, rooftop wind turbine, rooftop wind turbines, residential rooftop wind turbine, residential rooftop wind turbines, rooftop wind turbines for, small rooftop wind turbines, small rooftop wind turbine

>> Well after much phone calling and such, for the guy here in the
>> city, there is no building permit that I'm going to have to contend with.

WOW, Fantastic. That's exactly what we want to achieve with roof turbines. The rooftop systems should not require a permit, just an electrical inspection, installed and wired to code. BEAUTIFUL!

Can you get that in writing or atleast by email. Also, the leadership of paving the way for this should be commended big time. We should involve them in some positive public info and press on what we are doing. A few local leaders are not so helpful. But very few actually, our residential adoption is going very well right now.