I am not opposed to the funeral business or cremation, but I do not understand why a crematory should be built in a congested residential neighborhood...... I would think that being good neighbors would be the first objective of any businessman trying to establish himself in a small town......bringing noise, additional traffic, and more pollution,not to mention stress to a residential area probably isn't the best way to generate feelings of trust, respect, and quiet dignity for a business that usually exemplifies these things...it would seem that the entire project is off to a bad start due to a lack of finesse
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John Booser
10 years ago
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This decision by the zoning officer was so contrary to the zoning ordinance as to defy belief.
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Anonymous
10 years ago
DON'T LET THE DEAD KILL THE LIVING....SAYS IT ALL!!!!
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ayden harper
10 years ago
First of all why do we need a crematory what to burn people at the same place and to me it seems a little creepy especially for a kid like me i'd be scared of the thing. Think of living next to it and think about what the people that run it will think if they have to burn their parents. please save our peaceful town)-:
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Hilton Baxter
10 years ago
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State & federal regulations are pretty loose, and depend on "self-monitoring" and "self-reporting" by the company that profits from operating the crematory. Fager-Finkenbinder have already shown that they will hide things from their neighbors. Makes it hard to trust them once the crematory is up and running.
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Ruth Jilka
10 years ago
Middletown is a wonderful community, a creamatorium will give the area a bad reputation. It should be located in an industrial area away from housing.
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Anonymous
10 years ago
?? if we as AMERICANS CANT STOP THIS nonsense CRAP THEN WHATS THE POINT ?!?! And who says that 10-15 hard working men can't physically shut it down? Law or no law. I'll fight for my Family. POWER IN NUMBERS!!
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Anonymous
10 years ago
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Lets not lower the property values and pollute the air more. There are greener solutions for burial. I don't want my kids growing up with this around.
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Jeffrey Alpart
10 years ago
This is unfair to the residents of the area, particularly the children
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Anonymous
10 years ago
i'll leave if this happens.
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Brandy Burger
10 years ago
It is so unhealthy for our children and us the air will be toxic
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Zechariah Burger
10 years ago
Should not be in the historic area why not out with the farmer fields and stuff. Do you really want to destroy the value of our town?
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Holly Burger
10 years ago
Crematories should not be placed in a small cramped town, they should be placed away from crowds! Putting such a place in a small town is NOT kosher!
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Anonymous
10 years ago
I don't want to breathe this pollution
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David Craig
10 years ago
Not in my backyard!
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Nathan Estes
10 years ago
Having a crematory in a residential area does not make sense, and the legality should reflect this. Would those who judge otherwise tolerate having a crematory close to their homes?
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russ shickley
10 years ago
where can i get yard sign
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KenMarie Leinbach
10 years ago
The smell alone would probably make people feel, at least, if not sick.
You can only imagine the impact on adjoining property values.
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Jo-Ann Lauffer
10 years ago
A crematorium in a heavily populated residential area is a health hazard that touches us all, from the unborn to the very old.
This is dangerous to everybody!!!!
I am not opposed to the funeral business or cremation, but I do not understand why a crematory should be built in a congested residential neighborhood...... I would think that being good neighbors would be the first objective of any businessman trying to establish himself in a small town......bringing noise, additional traffic, and more pollution,not to mention stress to a residential area probably isn't the best way to generate feelings of trust, respect, and quiet dignity for a business that usually exemplifies these things...it would seem that the entire project is off to a bad start due to a lack of finesse
This decision by the zoning officer was so contrary to the zoning ordinance as to defy belief.
DON'T LET THE DEAD KILL THE LIVING....SAYS IT ALL!!!!
First of all why do we need a crematory what to burn people at the same place and to me it seems a little creepy especially for a kid like me i'd be scared of the thing. Think of living next to it and think about what the people that run it will think if they have to burn their parents. please save our peaceful town)-:
State & federal regulations are pretty loose, and depend on "self-monitoring" and "self-reporting" by the company that profits from operating the crematory. Fager-Finkenbinder have already shown that they will hide things from their neighbors. Makes it hard to trust them once the crematory is up and running.
Middletown is a wonderful community, a creamatorium will give the area a bad reputation. It should be located in an industrial area away from housing.
?? if we as AMERICANS CANT STOP THIS nonsense CRAP THEN WHATS THE POINT ?!?! And who says that 10-15 hard working men can't physically shut it down? Law or no law. I'll fight for my Family. POWER IN NUMBERS!!
Lets not lower the property values and pollute the air more. There are greener solutions for burial. I don't want my kids growing up with this around.
This is unfair to the residents of the area, particularly the children
i'll leave if this happens.
It is so unhealthy for our children and us the air will be toxic
Should not be in the historic area why not out with the farmer fields and stuff. Do you really want to destroy the value of our town?
Crematories should not be placed in a small cramped town, they should be placed away from crowds! Putting such a place in a small town is NOT kosher!
I don't want to breathe this pollution
Not in my backyard!
Having a crematory in a residential area does not make sense, and the legality should reflect this. Would those who judge otherwise tolerate having a crematory close to their homes?
where can i get yard sign
The smell alone would probably make people feel, at least, if not sick. You can only imagine the impact on adjoining property values.
A crematorium in a heavily populated residential area is a health hazard that touches us all, from the unborn to the very old.