Many of the people signing this petition have towns other than Easley showing up next to their name. This is due to where their internet ip address comes from. I am an Easley resident and next to my name it shows Anderson, where our Charter service originates from.
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Stephen Kiel Smith
10 years ago
Not in Easley. This is too small of a town for such a process. This will drive down the costs of homes in our town. This cannot be allowed.
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Steve Cronin
10 years ago
This type of facility does not belong near numerous sub divisions. The impact on the environment, individuals health and home values will be extremely negative. Stored tires will collect rain water and moisture attracting disease carrying mosquitos. Additionally, there are people who have asthma, copd and rubber sensitivity within a short distance of the parcel. Proteins from the rubber will escape in the recycling process and become airborne. Not to mention the increased truck traffic in the area. Pickens County and Easley will be stuck with an environmental cleanup when this firms lease runs out or ceases operation.
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Lori Hooper
10 years ago
I do NOT want this company in my back yard.
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JOE LAWLER
10 years ago
Driving down home values will drive people out of town and therefore negatively effect all businesses in the Easley, and there is no value in having this business in town.
Another question, why are there zoning laws to prohibit this type of business?.
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Kevin Barber
10 years ago
No!
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Shannon Ballew
10 years ago
Way to close to beautiful neighborhoods and the two lane road there now is already to small and way to busy. Need to move it out of prime real estate location.
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Toni Graham
10 years ago
No! Not here. Not near residential areas, schools, nursing homes, hospitals.
Where are our elected officials, remember the ones that called
(and called incessantly ) knocked on doors wanting OUR support?
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Shefali Desai
10 years ago
This type of business belongs far away from human population area due to health and quality of life. There is plenty of land that may be more suitable in County posable near the county dump.
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Michael Nix
10 years ago
My family and I live in a neighborhood less than a mile from the site of proposed tire recycling and disposal. I have a tremendous concern for the possible negative impact on, the environment in the area, traffic, health to people as well as wildlife and the effect on property value. The county commerce/industrial park location comes to mind for this type of business.
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E G
10 years ago
No way!
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crescent salvador
10 years ago
Driving down home values will drive people out of town and therefore negatively effect all businesses in the Easley and Powdersville areas.
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Katerina Mantekas
10 years ago
no to something that could cause health risks and devalue our properties
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Steve
10 years ago
No! There is no benefit to this business in our little city
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Linda Scott, USA
10 years ago
I absolutely do not want this in our neighborhood!!
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Dean Nix
10 years ago
I am in agreement with anyone who says that there has to be health issues and concerns associates with burning tires. If there has to be such a facility, it should be out where there are no people living in the area. Never in a populated city or near a neighborhood. NO!
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Lynn Scott
10 years ago
Absolutely do not want this in our neighborhood.
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Ronald Fones
10 years ago
This will not be good for Easley.
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Jeff Chastain
10 years ago
Would be terrible business that close to neighborhoods.
Please stop this
Many of the people signing this petition have towns other than Easley showing up next to their name. This is due to where their internet ip address comes from. I am an Easley resident and next to my name it shows Anderson, where our Charter service originates from.
Not in Easley. This is too small of a town for such a process. This will drive down the costs of homes in our town. This cannot be allowed.
This type of facility does not belong near numerous sub divisions. The impact on the environment, individuals health and home values will be extremely negative. Stored tires will collect rain water and moisture attracting disease carrying mosquitos. Additionally, there are people who have asthma, copd and rubber sensitivity within a short distance of the parcel. Proteins from the rubber will escape in the recycling process and become airborne. Not to mention the increased truck traffic in the area. Pickens County and Easley will be stuck with an environmental cleanup when this firms lease runs out or ceases operation.
I do NOT want this company in my back yard.
Driving down home values will drive people out of town and therefore negatively effect all businesses in the Easley, and there is no value in having this business in town. Another question, why are there zoning laws to prohibit this type of business?.
No!
Way to close to beautiful neighborhoods and the two lane road there now is already to small and way to busy. Need to move it out of prime real estate location.
No! Not here. Not near residential areas, schools, nursing homes, hospitals. Where are our elected officials, remember the ones that called (and called incessantly ) knocked on doors wanting OUR support?
This type of business belongs far away from human population area due to health and quality of life. There is plenty of land that may be more suitable in County posable near the county dump.
My family and I live in a neighborhood less than a mile from the site of proposed tire recycling and disposal. I have a tremendous concern for the possible negative impact on, the environment in the area, traffic, health to people as well as wildlife and the effect on property value. The county commerce/industrial park location comes to mind for this type of business.
No way!
Driving down home values will drive people out of town and therefore negatively effect all businesses in the Easley and Powdersville areas.
no to something that could cause health risks and devalue our properties
No! There is no benefit to this business in our little city
I absolutely do not want this in our neighborhood!!
I am in agreement with anyone who says that there has to be health issues and concerns associates with burning tires. If there has to be such a facility, it should be out where there are no people living in the area. Never in a populated city or near a neighborhood. NO!
Absolutely do not want this in our neighborhood.
This will not be good for Easley.
Would be terrible business that close to neighborhoods.