No Industrialization or Gas Plant in Severance, CO
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Anonymous
11 years ago
It would be great if this developer thought more about the health of Severance's residents by considering wind or solar energy. Put people over profit, Martin Lind!
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Karen Wygal
11 years ago
I have family there. Find somewhere more isolated for the plant.
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Shelby Robinson
11 years ago
Safe renewable energy provides clean jobs that don't contribute to climate change. this is the wrong direction to take for a cleaner planet.
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Brett Oestreich
11 years ago
It seems it would be better suited by vestas and the preparedness center.
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Keith Henneke
11 years ago
No schools or residences should be within the 2 mile evacuation zone.
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Keith Rangel
11 years ago
It is not a responsible decision to allow a processing plant within city limits when future residential growth is anticipated.
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Brenda Rangel
11 years ago
Unacceptable development proposal - too near residential areas, schools and parks. Take it to an industrial site.
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Aryn Henneke
11 years ago
Not in town limits!
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Anonymous
11 years ago
Please we do NOT need a Gas Processing Plant in our area! We have allowed oil drilling, and have accepted that. Enough is enough!
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Aubrey Lind
11 years ago
No gas plant. This would literally be in our back yard. Not an appropriate place!!
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WALT SCHRYVER
11 years ago
build it out on the border of the Pawnee Grasslands, where nobody lives.
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Justin Vann
11 years ago
What sane person would allow a natural gas processing facility along with other industrial development to occur within a community right next to several lakes?
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Julie Campain
11 years ago
No more gas or cracking around Windsor, Severance, fort Collins or Greeley!!!
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Jonathon E Fernbach
11 years ago
I moved here to raise my kids in a rural community with fields and farms and lakes surrounding us. That dream does not include a natural gas processing plant a quarter mile from my home.
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Tammie Lind
11 years ago
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No Gas Plant in my Backyard!!!! We have a farm next to this site and this type of industrialization could affect the crops and in turn affect our food source. If there is any type of spill, this could affect our water too. This is not an appropriate place!
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Tom Equin
11 years ago
Former resident and caring supporter of my friends who still live there
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Joy Jubert
11 years ago
I really don't think this is a good fit for a mostly residential community. I live in the Baldridge Estates Neighborhood and I believe this would lower my home value. I would also be very worried about a possible explosion at some point. Gas plants do explode occasionally. Would Mr. Lind want to live 400 yards from this?
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Shannon Smith
11 years ago
NO NATURAL GAS PLANT IN MY TOWN- BY MY HOME--WHERE OUR CHILDREN GO TO SCHOOL!!!!!!
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tracy hemmerling
11 years ago
grandkids live in severance, no to gas plant.
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Kathy Hemmerling
11 years ago
Our daughter, son-in-law, and grandchildren live in Severance. We do NOT want them living near a Natural Gas Processing Plant.
It would be great if this developer thought more about the health of Severance's residents by considering wind or solar energy. Put people over profit, Martin Lind!
I have family there. Find somewhere more isolated for the plant.
Safe renewable energy provides clean jobs that don't contribute to climate change. this is the wrong direction to take for a cleaner planet.
It seems it would be better suited by vestas and the preparedness center.
No schools or residences should be within the 2 mile evacuation zone.
It is not a responsible decision to allow a processing plant within city limits when future residential growth is anticipated.
Unacceptable development proposal - too near residential areas, schools and parks. Take it to an industrial site.
Not in town limits!
Please we do NOT need a Gas Processing Plant in our area! We have allowed oil drilling, and have accepted that. Enough is enough!
No gas plant. This would literally be in our back yard. Not an appropriate place!!
build it out on the border of the Pawnee Grasslands, where nobody lives.
What sane person would allow a natural gas processing facility along with other industrial development to occur within a community right next to several lakes?
No more gas or cracking around Windsor, Severance, fort Collins or Greeley!!!
I moved here to raise my kids in a rural community with fields and farms and lakes surrounding us. That dream does not include a natural gas processing plant a quarter mile from my home.
No Gas Plant in my Backyard!!!! We have a farm next to this site and this type of industrialization could affect the crops and in turn affect our food source. If there is any type of spill, this could affect our water too. This is not an appropriate place!
Former resident and caring supporter of my friends who still live there
I really don't think this is a good fit for a mostly residential community. I live in the Baldridge Estates Neighborhood and I believe this would lower my home value. I would also be very worried about a possible explosion at some point. Gas plants do explode occasionally. Would Mr. Lind want to live 400 yards from this?
NO NATURAL GAS PLANT IN MY TOWN- BY MY HOME--WHERE OUR CHILDREN GO TO SCHOOL!!!!!!
grandkids live in severance, no to gas plant.
Our daughter, son-in-law, and grandchildren live in Severance. We do NOT want them living near a Natural Gas Processing Plant.