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Deny the Permits for the Golden Sands Dairy (CAFO)

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W L Zimmerman
10 years ago

It's time for all of us to stand up against big business interests which result in destroying our communities, values, lifestyles and resources. Abundently clean water is a requirement for ALL species to survive. The central sands area of Wisconsin is not conducive to a CAFO now or never, let them build in their OWN BACK YARD or take it someplace where there is NO population to affect. As far as I am concerned the total values of the homes and property in the Saratoga and Rome communities far outweigh whatever investments have been made to try to bring in an UNWANTED CAFO!

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Eric Hjortness
10 years ago

The DNR has a responsibility to protect the citizens. We DEPEND on them to keep us safe. Please protect us and our grandchildren.

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Mike Lee
10 years ago

The proposed CAFO doesn't fit in the beautiful Rome area. The cumulative effects on residents, lake, water quality, and tourism would be devastating. Why any legislative department would approve and facet of this process is absolutely unbelievable!!!

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Donald Fornasiere
10 years ago

Off all the possible places to locate a dairy farm why would you choose the middle of a recreation area.

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Charles Jeanette Lindelof
10 years ago

We have moved here 20 years ago to enjoy nature at its best. With the pollution coming to our area we will not be able to live here and enjoy our remaining years. Even worse we won't by able to sell our precious home.

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Thomas Birch
10 years ago

Deny!

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Dan Thomas
10 years ago

If Wysocki is so determined to put in a dairy why would they want to put it in the middle of a beautiful recreation/lakes area like this. What is wrong with these people. What a blight on a precious resource like this.

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Bill Frink
10 years ago

It is morally corrupt for Wysocki to propose this type of operation in this populated area. It would be even more corrupt to grant a permit to do so.

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Richard S Pluta
10 years ago

528 Hemingway Ct. Saratoga, WI

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CECILE Stelzer Johnson
10 years ago

For 3 years we have been saying NO, NO and NO, and yet you persist to try and shove this horror down the throat of your constituents. We see our beautiful woods disappear to make way for toxic crops that can only be successful with more poison. Our first water is only 10 feet away from contamination. Start looking at the color of your parachute: You will not be re-elected.

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Bruce Dimick
10 years ago

If Wysocki is successful in getting the GSD CAFO, it will destroy the Town of Saratoga. Property values will plummet once the water is contaminated.

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Bob Benkowski
10 years ago

Our politicians have a moral obligation to protect our natural resources.

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Anonymous
10 years ago

Save my water

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Anonymous
10 years ago

STOP!!

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Diane Green
10 years ago

Keep our area clean and green! Water, air and land!

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Nick Perrone
10 years ago

Everything I've read about CAFO's seams to be very negative. With the sandy soil and many rivers, streams and lakes in the Saratoga area, it seems like the area is not a suitable location for this size operation.

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Elaine Swanson
10 years ago

Adequate, clean drinking water protected from preventable contamination is the lawful right of every person living in a democratic society.

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Donald Frederiksen
10 years ago

They should stop messing with everyone and think on how to do things better for everyone and everything.

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Daniel Britz
12 years ago

Protect are people from water pollution!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!