This is terrible for Liberty and terrible for the families that live around there and will live around there as the area is developed.
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Jacy Deyo
2 months ago
Too close too our home. This puts as at risk for toxins and possibly will decrease the value of our home. This should not be built this close to a residential area
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PAMELA NELSON
3 months ago
This has no place in the middle of residential neighborhoods. It could easily be placed along the Liberty South Parkway area where current industrial businesses are located (Amazon, Walgreens warehouse, etc.).
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Elizabeth Bower
4 months ago
Cruel and unusual to subject residents to the ongoing sound produced by these data centers. This is going to ruin our neighborhood. Constant high frequency noise and whirring will make living in our homes truly miserable and torturous. I hope this is reconsidered for the community’s mental health and general wellbeing.
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Andrew Rote
6 months ago
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Me and my wife have recently moved into Liberty. We both love Liberty with all our hearts. However, the Battery storage will effect all the residential areas in a negative way.
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Marina Rote
6 months ago
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Me and my husband just moved down the road and are very upset by this build plan. Why would they put that in a residential area! Find a different location please.
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Kevin Tate
7 months ago
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This is way too close to our homes and school zones. We dont need lithium fires happening right down the street from where our kids play.
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Sarah Mills
7 months ago
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Who thought this was a good idea? Putting a massive battery site right next to family houses is just asking for trouble.
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Kerry Chetto
7 months ago
STOP IT NOW
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Kim Chetto
7 months ago
Stop this project
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Brad Kunkel
8 months ago
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I feel that this is totally different than what was originally proposed for this area. I am sure there has to be a location in the general area, away from housing, that would be viable for this project.
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Mary Kunkel
8 months ago
Please no. Not so close to a residential area.
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Kelly Huth
8 months ago
Absolutely not!!!!
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Michael Westrich
8 months ago
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This is an absolutely horrible place to put this facility, especially with the new residential just down the road.
This is terrible for Liberty and terrible for the families that live around there and will live around there as the area is developed.
Too close too our home. This puts as at risk for toxins and possibly will decrease the value of our home. This should not be built this close to a residential area
This has no place in the middle of residential neighborhoods. It could easily be placed along the Liberty South Parkway area where current industrial businesses are located (Amazon, Walgreens warehouse, etc.).
Cruel and unusual to subject residents to the ongoing sound produced by these data centers. This is going to ruin our neighborhood. Constant high frequency noise and whirring will make living in our homes truly miserable and torturous. I hope this is reconsidered for the community’s mental health and general wellbeing.
Me and my wife have recently moved into Liberty. We both love Liberty with all our hearts. However, the Battery storage will effect all the residential areas in a negative way.
Me and my husband just moved down the road and are very upset by this build plan. Why would they put that in a residential area! Find a different location please.
This is way too close to our homes and school zones. We dont need lithium fires happening right down the street from where our kids play.
Who thought this was a good idea? Putting a massive battery site right next to family houses is just asking for trouble.
STOP IT NOW
Stop this project
I feel that this is totally different than what was originally proposed for this area. I am sure there has to be a location in the general area, away from housing, that would be viable for this project.
Please no. Not so close to a residential area.
Absolutely not!!!!
This is an absolutely horrible place to put this facility, especially with the new residential just down the road.
Please, no!
Holly Phipps