We, the undersigned citizens of Barrie, Ontario oppose the construction of this plant on the basis that it will have a serious negative impact upon our overall quality of life and the future of our city. This facility, if allowed to proceed, will present an immediate and permanent safety hazard, substantially increase air pollution, noise, truck and rail traffic, reduce property values and burden city services. We demand that Barrie City Council reject this proposed plant as inappropriate for location within our city.
I am currently organizing all your comments to present directly to City Council members next week. Send this link to three friends today and tell them to email their local representatives right now.
June 5, 2007
The momentum behind this effort has reached a level that the city council can no longer ignore. Post the link on your Facebook page right now to ensure our message reaches the people who still need to see it.
6 Comments
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Dave Rahman
19 years ago
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NO WAY. Why would you put this near houses?? Greed over people again.
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Sarah Hamilton
19 years ago
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The traffic is bad enough already. Adding more trucks is just asking for accidents. Think of the kids.
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Brenda Lin
19 years ago
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My property value is already dropping. This is going to ruin everything we worked for.
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Mike Obi
19 years ago
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Keep this toxic stuff out of our town. We have families living here not just industrial zones.
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Jason Sullivan
19 years ago
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smells enough here as it is without bringing in even more pollution. city council needs to wake up and say no.
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Linda Huang
19 years ago
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Absolutely not. Find somewhere else. Not in my backyard.
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We, the undersigned citizens of Barrie, Ontario oppose the construction of this plant on the basis that it will have a serious negative impact upon our overall quality of life and the future of our city. This facility, if allowed to proceed, will present an immediate and permanent safety hazard, substantially increase air pollution, noise, truck and rail traffic, reduce property values and burden city services. We demand that Barrie City Council reject this proposed plant as inappropriate for location within our city.
I am currently organizing all your comments to present directly to City Council members next week. Send this link to three friends today and tell them to email their local representatives right now.
June 5, 2007
The momentum behind this effort has reached a level that the city council can no longer ignore. Post the link on your Facebook page right now to ensure our message reaches the people who still need to see it.
6 Comments
D
Dave Rahman
19 years ago
Featured
NO WAY. Why would you put this near houses?? Greed over people again.
S
Sarah Hamilton
19 years ago
Featured
The traffic is bad enough already. Adding more trucks is just asking for accidents. Think of the kids.
B
Brenda Lin
19 years ago
Featured
My property value is already dropping. This is going to ruin everything we worked for.
M
Mike Obi
19 years ago
Featured
Keep this toxic stuff out of our town. We have families living here not just industrial zones.
J
Jason Sullivan
19 years ago
Featured
smells enough here as it is without bringing in even more pollution. city council needs to wake up and say no.
L
Linda Huang
19 years ago
Featured
Absolutely not. Find somewhere else. Not in my backyard.
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NO WAY. Why would you put this near houses?? Greed over people again.