Kosher slaughtering is needlessly prolonged.
"The animal may not be stunned prior to the procedure, as is common practice in non-kosher modern animal slaughter since the early 20th century."
If there is indeed such demand for kosher meat, why can't orthodox jews fulfill this demand on their own? In the name of profit, are we going to go against contemporary guidelines for slaughtering animals humanely?
The demand for kosher meat is largely confined to the east coast, are we really going to allow our property values to be decreased and our rural way of life to be altered to satiate the demands of an east coast, urban population that doesn't want to sully their hands w/ such nasty business?
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P A Thompson
3 years ago
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All these locations are in closer proximity to NY customers.
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Mike Jacobsen
3 years ago
Not for us we don’t need migrants here disrupting the community
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Anonymous
3 years ago
In addition to reasons stated in this petition, my personal and patient research into the history and track record of these “operations” over the last few months, specifically in communities - with these operations in place, confirms and strongly supports the spirit and sound reasoning for this important petition. That said, I’ve made a careful and long thought-out decision to affix my signature and support it.
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Paul Girard
3 years ago
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This is the worst thing to happen to our county! Take a look at the pig farm.. no local jobs and it stinks. Do they support our community’s ?
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Kurt Rutherford
3 years ago
Good idea. Bad location. Water usage could very well be an issue as well.
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Therese Leafstedt
3 years ago
I lived in platte county for 25 years i have know many farmer ranches i was against Pig farms keep platte county rural
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Michael Underwood
3 years ago
No beef plant!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Heidi Hancey
3 years ago
No beef plant in Platte County!!
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Jv Williams
3 years ago
No beef plant
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Michelle Fross
3 years ago
No for the beef plant
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Mike Tucker
3 years ago
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This is not beneficial to our community. Attracting business that will actually benefit the community and give local youth a reason to stay should be the focus.
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Sarah Tucker
3 years ago
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-There are not 400 working age people available to fill these positions in this county, Many local business owners are unable to find people to fill open positions and have been in this situation for months if not years.
- There is not enough water to support 1.5 - 2 million gallons a year this facility will require, an additional 400 housing units/families and the existing community.
- Platte County does not have the ability to support the immediate influx of 400 people/families with the existing healthcare or law enforcement available.
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Karina Lewis
3 years ago
No!!!! Beef!!! Plant!!!!
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Karen Bennett
3 years ago
Platte County does not need this mess.
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Barbara Loftus
3 years ago
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I am a land-owner in Dwyer and am concerned about the environmental impacts and the negative impact to the quality of life for Platte county and the area around Wheatland.
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Mary Schubert
3 years ago
Just recently moved here. So disappointed at the prospect of this area being destroyed by the plant.
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KD Kneeburg
3 years ago
Where are those 400 people going to live?
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Bill stockwell
3 years ago
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Not the type of business we want in our community. It would be better suited near a larger population with a more diverse workforce available.
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Jane Heer
3 years ago
Do not think this would be good for our community.
Kosher slaughtering is needlessly prolonged. "The animal may not be stunned prior to the procedure, as is common practice in non-kosher modern animal slaughter since the early 20th century." If there is indeed such demand for kosher meat, why can't orthodox jews fulfill this demand on their own? In the name of profit, are we going to go against contemporary guidelines for slaughtering animals humanely? The demand for kosher meat is largely confined to the east coast, are we really going to allow our property values to be decreased and our rural way of life to be altered to satiate the demands of an east coast, urban population that doesn't want to sully their hands w/ such nasty business?
PA VA NH WV NC SC GA All these locations are in closer proximity to NY customers.
Not for us we don’t need migrants here disrupting the community
In addition to reasons stated in this petition, my personal and patient research into the history and track record of these “operations” over the last few months, specifically in communities - with these operations in place, confirms and strongly supports the spirit and sound reasoning for this important petition. That said, I’ve made a careful and long thought-out decision to affix my signature and support it.
This is the worst thing to happen to our county! Take a look at the pig farm.. no local jobs and it stinks. Do they support our community’s ?
Good idea. Bad location. Water usage could very well be an issue as well.
I lived in platte county for 25 years i have know many farmer ranches i was against Pig farms keep platte county rural
No beef plant!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
No beef plant in Platte County!!
No beef plant
No for the beef plant
This is not beneficial to our community. Attracting business that will actually benefit the community and give local youth a reason to stay should be the focus.
-There are not 400 working age people available to fill these positions in this county, Many local business owners are unable to find people to fill open positions and have been in this situation for months if not years. - There is not enough water to support 1.5 - 2 million gallons a year this facility will require, an additional 400 housing units/families and the existing community. - Platte County does not have the ability to support the immediate influx of 400 people/families with the existing healthcare or law enforcement available.
No!!!! Beef!!! Plant!!!!
Platte County does not need this mess.
I am a land-owner in Dwyer and am concerned about the environmental impacts and the negative impact to the quality of life for Platte county and the area around Wheatland.
Just recently moved here. So disappointed at the prospect of this area being destroyed by the plant.
Where are those 400 people going to live?
Not the type of business we want in our community. It would be better suited near a larger population with a more diverse workforce available.
Do not think this would be good for our community.