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The permitting process for a wind farm provides limited tower relocation potential without an extensive repermitting process; however, most permits provide for some limited relocation of a tower within an approximately 30 m radius of the tower without going through the repermitting process. Wind turbine towers consist, from the ground up, of the foundation, stalk, nacelle, and rotor blades. The foundation, in general, is a 15 m wide by 3 m deep steel-reinforced concrete subsurface slab. Unstable foundations can cause the towers to topple so the location of a stable foundation is critical to the installation of a tower.

Avoiding Caverns in the Arbuckle Mountains Using Electrical Imaging Methods