• Town Council of Fenwick Island, 
• Worcester County Commissioners,
• Hotel-Motel-Restaurant Association (HMRA),
• Delmarva Community Managers Association (DCMA),
• Ocean City Development Corporation (OCDC),
• Greater Ocean City Chamber of Commerce,
• Coastal Association of Realtors,
• Commercial and Recreational Fishing Industry,
• plus other local organizations and businesses, agreeing to be co-plaintiffs in the case. 

Seems pretty wide spread opposition to the project. 

A major concern is the effects on the view-scape, with 114 offshore wind turbines too close to shore.  For example the Virginia beach wind project is being built 26 or more miles offshore, compared to the 10.7 miles plan, off of Ocean City’s coast.   Imagine the impacts of more than 100 windmills at 938ft tall.     

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“We have a responsibility to protect our ecosystem, our economy, view shed and our future,” stated Mayor Rick Meehan. “For the past seven and half years we have been trying to work with the State of Maryland and the federal government to address our concerns with this project. All of our concerns were either ignored or considered insignificant. It is unfortunate that it has come to this, but the Town was left with no choice but to file suit against BOEM and challenge their decision."