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No Industrialization or Gas Plant in Severance, CO

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John Killen
11 years ago

Severance is a growing, thriving community and a big reason that it is this way is due to the absence of industrialization. I see no positives for our community in this plan. The safety and well being of our community would be put at risk if this were to move forward.

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Laura Killen-Wing
11 years ago

I am opposed to bringing this to our great town. An accident would shut down our entire town and our grade school. There is nothing smart about this.

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Michael Spiegel
11 years ago

We do not need any industrial businesses in this town. There are already areas around designated industrial ( south of here). Severance needs to stay quiet. Our home values will decrease.

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Brad Breckenridge
11 years ago

Keep Severance SAFE! I do not support industrializing Severance, CO

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john kalinski
11 years ago

No Gas plant!!

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Gary Buxton
11 years ago

I can't believe that this is even being considered

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john S clark
11 years ago

No way, we have many open spaces for this tell Lind to get our of Severance!

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Anonymous
11 years ago

NO. Heavy industry does not belong in Severance.

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Robert Niesent
11 years ago

NO

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Beth Hahn
11 years ago

With all the available land why put something like this close to Severance? I strongly oppose this.

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Brittney Brown
11 years ago

Strongly opposed to this plan. Think progressively, not archaically.

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Anonymous
11 years ago

I do not support industrializing Severance, CO.

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Anonymous
11 years ago

I don not want this plant in or near Severance.

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John Dorcey
11 years ago

I do not support industrializing The Town of Severance, CO and I do not want a Natural Gas Processing Plant in or near my town.

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Paul Schroer
11 years ago

NO

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Cynthia Eikenberg
11 years ago

I am strongly opposed to this proposal. Severance does not need this type of development within or near its city limits. It poses multiple health and safety concerns. Public health and safety should be the primary concern of the Planning Committee and the Town Board. The only ones to benefit are the developers and the energy companies.

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Terry J. Waddle
11 years ago

Doesn't anybody think of renewable energy these days?

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Anonymous
11 years ago

No - not in severance

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John Wheeler
11 years ago

I am against this proposal. I know of no other town that has placed such industrialization so close to the intersection of the two major roads into the town.

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Kim Nohava
11 years ago

I can't believe Severance is considering this! Don't you care about your community and the health of your children!!!!