Request Jesup City Council Enact a Data Center Moratorium
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Laura Zeeb
1 month ago
NO DATA CENTERS
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Rebecca Bailey
1 month ago
No to the Data center.
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Lisa Brackin
1 month ago
This is important to me because I don't want our quality of life to change. The people of Jesup, GA., deserve transparency.
We need industry that will provide jobs for local people for the long term.
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Teresa Reynolds
1 month ago
Because it will only cause us harm and money. It will not benefit us in any way. They’ve been planning this for at least 3 years and it’s already costing us higher taxes,water bills and power bills. That is my opinion.
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Berry Howell
1 month ago
This should be voted on by the people.
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Angela Batten
1 month ago
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I'm not totally opposed to a data center, but I am opposed to how this was handled behind closed doors with a couple of Wayne co Commissioners in the know as well as a couple of city officials. I'm also opposed to non disclosure agreements being signed. We truly don't know what will be built or what if any restrictions and guidelines have been placed on the data center. This entire project needs to be tossed out and done openly with public input.
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Brian Parker
1 month ago
For my families and mine safety..The proposed site is in my backyard
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Supporter
1 month ago
I just don’t think we need data centers, especially in our backyard!
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Crystal Williams
1 month ago
WE DON'T NEED A DAMN DATA CENTER!!!!!
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Rebecca Sellars
1 month ago
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I want to ensure water and the environment are not damaged and that no one's property value or peace is affected.
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Tonya Yeomans
1 month ago
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Wayne county neighbors bought houses in nice neighborhoods and have paid stupid property taxes all to have their dreams squashed. Either they live with this Data Center shoved right on top of them or end up having to move and deal with the loss of value of their property! Because no one will give even close to what the market is now after a data center is built right beside or around them. I think everyone that voted for this should have to live right next to it.
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Kathy Roe
1 month ago
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It is the wrong fit for Jesup and Wayne County , too close to Hospice, Bill Morris Park , private school,. Several churches, residences , etc. plus uses way too much water and electricity while they will probably want the taxpayers to make concessions to their company ( tax relief, supply water and power , drainage to them.
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Rylee wells
1 month ago
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Data centers have more pros than cons. They damage the wildlife, pollute and use our water systems and emit noises that affect its neighbors. Our people don’t deserve this and neither does our land.
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David Westberry
1 month ago
We don't need it we need it
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Rachel Clary
1 month ago
Protecting our town from depletion of natural resources
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Vic Parsaud
1 month ago
i will not standby and watch commissioners line their pocket
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Anniston Johnson
1 month ago
I am signing this bc having these data centers will push out wildlife and take down trees that are needed for survival.
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Supporter
1 month ago
In my brothers backyard
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Deeanna Hoyle
1 month ago
Data centers are bad to our community and to the world as we know it for a number of reasons we don’t need them
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Ralph Shaw
1 month ago
This is important to me because if it was good for the community it would've been made public before the contract was signed on the property
NO DATA CENTERS
No to the Data center.
This is important to me because I don't want our quality of life to change. The people of Jesup, GA., deserve transparency. We need industry that will provide jobs for local people for the long term.
Because it will only cause us harm and money. It will not benefit us in any way. They’ve been planning this for at least 3 years and it’s already costing us higher taxes,water bills and power bills. That is my opinion.
This should be voted on by the people.
I'm not totally opposed to a data center, but I am opposed to how this was handled behind closed doors with a couple of Wayne co Commissioners in the know as well as a couple of city officials. I'm also opposed to non disclosure agreements being signed. We truly don't know what will be built or what if any restrictions and guidelines have been placed on the data center. This entire project needs to be tossed out and done openly with public input.
For my families and mine safety..The proposed site is in my backyard
I just don’t think we need data centers, especially in our backyard!
WE DON'T NEED A DAMN DATA CENTER!!!!!
I want to ensure water and the environment are not damaged and that no one's property value or peace is affected.
Wayne county neighbors bought houses in nice neighborhoods and have paid stupid property taxes all to have their dreams squashed. Either they live with this Data Center shoved right on top of them or end up having to move and deal with the loss of value of their property! Because no one will give even close to what the market is now after a data center is built right beside or around them. I think everyone that voted for this should have to live right next to it.
It is the wrong fit for Jesup and Wayne County , too close to Hospice, Bill Morris Park , private school,. Several churches, residences , etc. plus uses way too much water and electricity while they will probably want the taxpayers to make concessions to their company ( tax relief, supply water and power , drainage to them.
Data centers have more pros than cons. They damage the wildlife, pollute and use our water systems and emit noises that affect its neighbors. Our people don’t deserve this and neither does our land.
We don't need it we need it
Protecting our town from depletion of natural resources
i will not standby and watch commissioners line their pocket
I am signing this bc having these data centers will push out wildlife and take down trees that are needed for survival.
In my brothers backyard
Data centers are bad to our community and to the world as we know it for a number of reasons we don’t need them
This is important to me because if it was good for the community it would've been made public before the contract was signed on the property