Let them take all those hens some place anywhere but here!
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Sharon Baldassari
10 years ago
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No chickens!! We are opposed to anything that will harm Grand Lake, a lake that we have enjoyed for 60 years. Or children and grandchildren love to use the wave runners and to swim. This hen facility would make the lake too polluted for safe water sports.
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Beth A Haisley
10 years ago
The hen facility simply CANNOT happen in the already crippled Grand Lake watershed. The lake is beginning to come back to life as a habitat, a reservoir, and a tourist attraction. It simply cannot take another threat to its health.
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Mary Miller
10 years ago
I oppose the construction of a new hen facility in the watershed of Grand Lake St Mary's. Current facilities should be taxed to help clean up the existing pollution.
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Carolyn weaver
10 years ago
NO NO NO
"My lake" is just starting to come back to life don't you dare let this happen!!! I have been a homeowner for 40 years and I love it on the lake. And I want my children's children to enjoy it as o have!!
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John Schindler
10 years ago
NO! NO! NO! and NO!
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Thomas Rampe
10 years ago
Save the Lake!!!
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John Sherrick
10 years ago
If this facility is allowed then The state government is just paying lip service to the destressed lake area
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Kay Hoane
10 years ago
This would be horrible!
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Sam Rutschilling
10 years ago
No more chickens and cattle in our lake area
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Joseph Adams
10 years ago
Please stop this facility. The watershed is already distressed and this facility will only further aggrevate the problem causing more economic loss to the area.
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Doris Hilgeman
10 years ago
Can't imagine you could even consider this with Grand Lake as distressed as it is.
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Jesse Parete
10 years ago
You want more manure, then build manure digesters and generate electricity,
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Virginia Burroughs
10 years ago
With all of the grants/funding (from taxpayers) and community efforts to save our lake, the consideration of yet another farm operation of this size is inconceivable
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Steve Flaugher
10 years ago
With all the problems we are having with Grand Lake St. Marys and all the work that has been put in to get it back to normal, this idea is ludicrous.
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Jeffrey W Vossler
10 years ago
How can approval be given to a facility like this adding additional animal population to a already major distressed watershed. Have it moved someplace else not in this watershed.
Let them take all those hens some place anywhere but here!
No chickens!! We are opposed to anything that will harm Grand Lake, a lake that we have enjoyed for 60 years. Or children and grandchildren love to use the wave runners and to swim. This hen facility would make the lake too polluted for safe water sports.
The hen facility simply CANNOT happen in the already crippled Grand Lake watershed. The lake is beginning to come back to life as a habitat, a reservoir, and a tourist attraction. It simply cannot take another threat to its health.
I oppose the construction of a new hen facility in the watershed of Grand Lake St Mary's. Current facilities should be taxed to help clean up the existing pollution.
NO NO NO "My lake" is just starting to come back to life don't you dare let this happen!!! I have been a homeowner for 40 years and I love it on the lake. And I want my children's children to enjoy it as o have!!
NO! NO! NO! and NO!
Save the Lake!!!
If this facility is allowed then The state government is just paying lip service to the destressed lake area
This would be horrible!
No more chickens and cattle in our lake area
Please stop this facility. The watershed is already distressed and this facility will only further aggrevate the problem causing more economic loss to the area.
Can't imagine you could even consider this with Grand Lake as distressed as it is.
You want more manure, then build manure digesters and generate electricity,
With all of the grants/funding (from taxpayers) and community efforts to save our lake, the consideration of yet another farm operation of this size is inconceivable
With all the problems we are having with Grand Lake St. Marys and all the work that has been put in to get it back to normal, this idea is ludicrous.
How can approval be given to a facility like this adding additional animal population to a already major distressed watershed. Have it moved someplace else not in this watershed.
Thanks for all ypu do to keep our lake healthy
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