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Battery Energy Storage Facilities DO NOT belong in the middle of residential neighborhoods!

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Ralph Pelliccia
2 years ago

Not in my neighborhood Bring it up to Albany with rest of the radioactive waste

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Anonymous
2 years ago

I do not want the battery storage facility anywhere near Holtsville.

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Penny kamber
2 years ago

What is the point of elevating our politicians if they allow this type of development. They are supposed to work for their constituents

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Maria Mamzellis
2 years ago

This does not belong anywhere any residential or school areas.

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Anonymous
2 years ago

We do not want this battery facility in our neighborhood!!!

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Walter Garske
2 years ago

This is something that should have been thought about before telling everyone that this is clean energy. Clearly is isn't clean.

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Kim Caccavale
2 years ago

Can’t imagine how this battery storage facility located within 1 mile of a massive gas plant could be a good idea. Any problem with the battery facility would be catastrophic for the entire island. Essentially, we would have no island left. This plant would effect the entire island not just Holtsville.

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Ben Caccavale
2 years ago Featured

This is the worst decision possible. There are multiple schools within walking distance of this proposed location a 16 screen movie theater across the street and multiple fast food locations across the street and a sizable hotel as well. Th8s can not happen. I will fight all the way.

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Stephen Rubbo
2 years ago

These facilities are not safe as proven in prior incidents and the fire departments are not equipped for a disaster of large scale from a facility such as the one being proposed.

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Frank Dominic LoCascio
2 years ago

Plenty of open space on LI, this location makes no sense.

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Diane Monsorno
2 years ago

This facility does not belong in any residential area or near schools. It is proposed to sit within less than a one mile radius of (9) NINE school buildings as well as homes and businesses. It compromises and threatens the residents and ecosystem of the towns of Islip and Brookhaven.

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Diana
2 years ago

Stop this now!!!

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Patsy Scomello
2 years ago

First they tried this at Pavco and now moved it over to Brookhaven. This must be stopped.

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Bob fazio
2 years ago

Very disturbing

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henry lievre
2 years ago

safety concerns I believe overrides economics There must be more isolated sites that could be used. Town of Islip already denied this permit

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Joan Landgrover
2 years ago

I am opposed to this dangerous facility in our neighborhood

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Kathleen m dowd
2 years ago

No way. Too dangerous

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Marilyn Taylor
2 years ago

Too dangerous for residential community

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Kulandaivel subramanian
2 years ago

Stop the project permit to protect the the health of the community and the children

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Janet Dougherty
2 years ago

You need to consider the health and welfare of surrounding communities and stop this right now