I say no to this company. This location is not an industrial area. So therefore the taxes are substantial lower in residential areas.
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maryann P ursley
10 years ago
I have been there ,it is abeautiful little town,what a shame!!
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Anonymous
10 years ago
We just purchased a home a few blocks from this location. We are not in favor of this plant being built near our home.
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Christopher Giovanni
10 years ago
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This facility should be located in an industrial area, not in a residential area. Powdersville Road is busy enough now without the additional traffic this facility would bring. Count me a a strong NO!
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Dan DeWitt
10 years ago
Dang. NIMBY
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Beth Webb
10 years ago
We want to keep our neighborhoods clean please!
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Tracy Sheets
10 years ago
This would be a burden to the community and the city of Easley!
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Kevin Snavely
10 years ago
So many environmental issues such as the increased risk of mosquitos carrying the zika virus. The tiger mosquito was introduced to the US from Asia via stockpiled scrap tires. The phenols, phthalates and heavy metals released are all airborne contaminants and the Rhine river is contaminated in N Germany due to scrap tires and recycled rubber.
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Debbie Cooper
10 years ago
Please do not compromise resident quality of life! Do not allow a tire recycling plant to locate in such close proximity to our city were so many families value fresh air and outdoor activities.
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Constance Truesdail
10 years ago
Pickens County must not allow this hazardous facility to be located where it will adversely affect residents' health and property values.
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Susan Cohen
10 years ago
How could anyone seriously consider this type of facility right in the middle of a primarily residential area?
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Robert M Clemment
10 years ago
We have plenty of property available in
Pickens County that is not located in a residential area or within the Easley city limits.
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Debbie Spaugh
10 years ago
It is ridiculous to put a tire recycling plant in such close proximity to so many neighborhoods.
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Mark Crosby
10 years ago
This facility should be at least two miles away from any residential area.
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Bobby Roperx
10 years ago
I strongly disagree with this tire recycling company locating to this existing plant in Easley.
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Rex Stephens
10 years ago
NO
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Tracy Crosby
10 years ago
This will cause a lot of environmental issues for the community as well as the city of Easley!!
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Rory Marsoun
10 years ago
I do not support this new facility.
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Anonymous
10 years ago
there are lots of other remote places they can build this in. I don't understand why it has to be in a residential area.
Not gonna happen in Easley!!!
I say no to this company. This location is not an industrial area. So therefore the taxes are substantial lower in residential areas.
I have been there ,it is abeautiful little town,what a shame!!
We just purchased a home a few blocks from this location. We are not in favor of this plant being built near our home.
This facility should be located in an industrial area, not in a residential area. Powdersville Road is busy enough now without the additional traffic this facility would bring. Count me a a strong NO!
Dang. NIMBY
We want to keep our neighborhoods clean please!
This would be a burden to the community and the city of Easley!
So many environmental issues such as the increased risk of mosquitos carrying the zika virus. The tiger mosquito was introduced to the US from Asia via stockpiled scrap tires. The phenols, phthalates and heavy metals released are all airborne contaminants and the Rhine river is contaminated in N Germany due to scrap tires and recycled rubber.
Please do not compromise resident quality of life! Do not allow a tire recycling plant to locate in such close proximity to our city were so many families value fresh air and outdoor activities.
Pickens County must not allow this hazardous facility to be located where it will adversely affect residents' health and property values.
How could anyone seriously consider this type of facility right in the middle of a primarily residential area?
We have plenty of property available in Pickens County that is not located in a residential area or within the Easley city limits.
It is ridiculous to put a tire recycling plant in such close proximity to so many neighborhoods.
This facility should be at least two miles away from any residential area.
I strongly disagree with this tire recycling company locating to this existing plant in Easley.
NO
This will cause a lot of environmental issues for the community as well as the city of Easley!!
I do not support this new facility.
there are lots of other remote places they can build this in. I don't understand why it has to be in a residential area.