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This is exactly the case, here in Australia getting a turbine on your property is a massive deal. 
In the early days of the wind energy development ie 2010ish in southern Australia (specifically the western districts) some farmers would get turbines and others wouldn’t as the monetary incentive isn’t small this virtually destroyed some communities. 
The wind farm collective payment communities are good, everyone wins.
Some small towns in Australia created “wind turbine collectives” where the funds paid to landowners who allow wind turbines to be installed on their property are pooled and distributed to the community. 
People are far more positive about them when everyone benefits. >

Is that another way of describing property or business profit taxes? >

In some cases, you have farmers basically just leasing land to wind projects and that's an alternate revenue stream (you can have a failed crop and still get money from the wind leases)