citiots

But "not in my backyard" clashes are arising throughout the East and mid-Atlantic regions, pitting local farmers against "citiots" — people who "buy a second home and affect community decisions by being there two days a week," says Frank Masaino, spokesman for a mid-Atlantic coalition of wind developers.

The Anger Is Blowing In The Wind 2007

In the local farming community, the city dwellers who have second homes near the turbine farms are being called “citiots” because of what is perceived as a farcical stand on the terra firma.

Windmills…turbine energy a blight on landscape to some! « Julian Ayrs & Pop Culture 2008

The “citiots” respond with fired-up notions that the windmills are an eyesore that blemish the unspoiled idyll they’ve come to call “home”.

Windmills…turbine energy a blight on landscape to some! « Julian Ayrs & Pop Culture 2008