The Maine Land Use Regulation Commission\u27s public image was damaged during a lon

The Maine Land Use Regulation Commission\u27s public image was damaged during a long-running controversy over Kenetech Windpower\u27s proposal for a windpower project in the Boundary Mountains. LURC\u27s staff is still reeling from what it sees as unprecedented involvement in LURC\u27s business by Maine Department of Conservation Commissioner Ronald Lovaglio. LURC board member Jim Shelburne resigned over Lovaglio\u27s handling of the Kenetech affair, and two more board members are set to depart. The troubles at the embattled agency mirror the larger debate on the Maine woods. Details, interview with LURC Chairman Charles O\u27Brien, profiles of seven-member LURC board