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Request Jesup City Council Enact a Data Center Moratorium

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Susie Duhon Verified
21 days ago

I would like for all of us to get more information. I don’t think this needs to be rushed.

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Perry Pittman Verified
21 days ago

I believe it is going to cause health problems in the long run

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Sarah Anderson Verified
21 days ago

This is important as there have not been enought studies to prove that the data center is safe fory our environment or the people who live nearby. Nor have they proved that the data center will build their own pipelines or pay taxes like the citizens of Wayne County do. There has been no study regarding how the water tables, power grid, or wildlife (including our kids with 4-wheelers and buggies) will be affected. A moratorium will give our community time to evaluate the risks/benefits.

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Alisa Grimes Verified
27 days ago

This will have a big impact on this community.

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Leslie Riggins Verified
1 month ago

I’m a Jesup resident, and our city leaders must pause the proposed AI data center and any future AI project plans. These projects demand massive water and energy, offer almost no permanent jobs, and bring years of disruption. Jesup must protect its resources, environment, and way of life. A moratorium is the only responsible step to give our community time to evaluate the risks and make informed decisions.

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Heather Mcdaniel Verified
1 month ago

I think this will effect us all in a negative way.

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Ashlyn Farabow Verified
1 month ago

We do not need a data center, it will be bad for our environment and our health.

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Patricia Burpee Verified
1 month ago

Increased prices

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Kim Kolthoff Verified
1 month ago

The environmental impact is my biggest concern.

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William Rinehart Verified
1 month ago

Please NO DATA CENTER in our town, our enviroment will suffer if we get one.

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Jose Lopez Santos Verified
1 month ago

I don't want a Data Center in our county. It will affect every aspect of our lives negatively. The Data Center will increase our utility bills because of a larger scale of usage of water and electricity. Also, it will kill or take our potable water and make it unusable. We've seen how Data Centers affect the environment in different countys or states.

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AJ Stone Verified
1 month ago

I am a Jesup resident and agree that more studies should be conducted while simultaneously educating community members about pros and cons experienced by other communities where data centers have been erected. Sincerely, Arthur Stone

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Jeff Edmonston Verified
1 month ago

We do not need that type of growth.

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Sandra Tarantino Verified
1 month ago

We don't need no data center.

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Shelly Gasper Verified
1 month ago

It's not only the quality of life in danger to our community and those like myself that will live near it, but most people do not realize these data centers are made to take away your freedoms, they will manage your money in you accounts, turn off funds at will, and track your every move. Better look at the bigger picture here. I do not comply! This is tyranny and communism. if you don't understand these repercussions, please read Catherine Austin Fitz report on this.

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Supporter Verified
1 month ago

We need to protect the land, water and animal life

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Robin Hodge Hodge Verified
1 month ago

Data centers are destroying aquifers all across the country, the noise levels are decibels above safe levels, the power consumption is greater than large cities, and the citizens are always the ones to pay the price. Construction jobs are the only real jobs they create and those are gone once it’s up and running, so it really isn’t a boon to the economy. The water is something we all need and our water is all connected. None of us can live without it.

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Rosemary Jenks Verified
1 month ago

The proposed property is right next to my home of 23 years and property values will plummet. Also the noise will be atrocious.

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Brenda Traub Verified
1 month ago

Worried for natural resources and our local economy

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Tracy Cox Verified
1 month ago

Not enough information and was brought in under the table so to speak.