Please keep growth facilities out of our residential neighborhoods. The city has decided that for our best interest and the economic profit that they will bring, the growth facilities were allowed to come in to our town. Now for our best interest we ask regulations be set up to keep our neighborhoods safe.
The city council keeps pretending they cannot hear us but this surge of support proves they are running out of excuses. We are forcing them to look at what they have done to our homes and we are not backing down until they put these facilities where they belong.
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Colleen Smith
9 years ago
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At what point is it enough? I understand bringing them in to help our cities ecomony but when are our kids and our schools more important? They shouldn't be in neighborhoods or near schools period.
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Kimberly Breaux
9 years ago
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We have tons of room on the outskirts of town! We don't need one a block away from a preschool and next to our neighborhoods!!!
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Jenah Hood
9 years ago
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I support keeping the facilities on the outskirts of town. The city limits are big enough that they don't need to be in the residential areas.
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Becky David Breaux
9 years ago
The drug problem in Needles is already bad enough. It's a struggle to keep our youth from drugs..I believe growing facilities in residential areas or near schools won't make our jobs any easier!!!
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Tom Weiss
9 years ago
We must keep grow facilities away from residential areas and our schools. These areas should not even be an option for these businesses.
R
Russell Darryl Weart
9 years ago
Have enough Stoners an Doppers in town as it is.
I worked her 31 years trying to keep them out.
HEY City of Needles are you that Stupid and hurting that bad that you invite them in????
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Josh raley
9 years ago
Keep them out of residential neighborhoods, there are too many unlicensed pharmaceutical dealers as it is!
P
Patricia Scott
9 years ago
There is so much underdeveloped land than can be used outside our neighborhoods.
Thats where they need to be.
Please keep growth facilities out of our residential neighborhoods. The city has decided that for our best interest and the economic profit that they will bring, the growth facilities were allowed to come in to our town. Now for our best interest we ask regulations be set up to keep our neighborhoods safe.
The city council keeps pretending they cannot hear us but this surge of support proves they are running out of excuses. We are forcing them to look at what they have done to our homes and we are not backing down until they put these facilities where they belong.
16 Comments
C
Colleen Smith
9 years ago
Featured
At what point is it enough? I understand bringing them in to help our cities ecomony but when are our kids and our schools more important? They shouldn't be in neighborhoods or near schools period.
K
Kimberly Breaux
9 years ago
Featured
We have tons of room on the outskirts of town! We don't need one a block away from a preschool and next to our neighborhoods!!!
J
Jenah Hood
9 years ago
Featured
I support keeping the facilities on the outskirts of town. The city limits are big enough that they don't need to be in the residential areas.
B
Becky David Breaux
9 years ago
The drug problem in Needles is already bad enough. It's a struggle to keep our youth from drugs..I believe growing facilities in residential areas or near schools won't make our jobs any easier!!!
T
Tom Weiss
9 years ago
We must keep grow facilities away from residential areas and our schools. These areas should not even be an option for these businesses.
R
Russell Darryl Weart
9 years ago
Have enough Stoners an Doppers in town as it is.
I worked her 31 years trying to keep them out.
HEY City of Needles are you that Stupid and hurting that bad that you invite them in????
J
Josh raley
9 years ago
Keep them out of residential neighborhoods, there are too many unlicensed pharmaceutical dealers as it is!
P
Patricia Scott
9 years ago
There is so much underdeveloped land than can be used outside our neighborhoods.
Thats where they need to be.
At what point is it enough? I understand bringing them in to help our cities ecomony but when are our kids and our schools more important? They shouldn't be in neighborhoods or near schools period.