PETITION TO OPPOSE THE LA OSA ENERGY CENTER Pinal County, Arizona
72 Comments
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Roy Roop
2 months ago
Quality of life (noise) and concern for water.
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Bryan Lausten
2 months ago
We already have water issues, no matter what they promise there is no “closed system” we will loose millions of gallons. Property eill devalue, wells will run dry and thousands of people will have to move ( being unable to sell thier homes) or truck water. This violates our 100 year guarantee, impacts the economy and for what? It will bring nothing to the area, a few jobs and loss of your future. We med to follow the money!! A vote for this will be seen and us a vote against your constituents
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Rose Kittle
2 months ago
We moved to Red Rock because of the quite outdoor atmosphere and the nature that surrounds us. Would love to keep it that way without buzzing of equipment and lots of extra traffic in our area. Plus losing the water that we have.
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Supporter
2 months ago
Its to close to a residential atea
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Elaina palomares
2 months ago
Don’t need or Arizona water going towards this
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Bailey Spaulding
2 months ago
We are already seeing the negative impact these data centers are having on livestock and wild life in other parts of the country due to the noise pollution. They affect the heat in that area, which we all know we don’t need. The amount of resources they take, simply can not be sustained in our area. We are already in a significant drought
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Michele Shea
2 months ago
We do not want this in our communities!! This is a quiet desert community and we are in a drought! We don’t want the noise, light pollution, contaminated water and our wells to go dry!
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Clara Smith
2 months ago
I do not want this so close to my home. The noise pollution, eye sore and strain on resources is not welcome.
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Susan Lundeen
2 months ago
Not enough data done on this project to protect my family and the water we drink and use on a daily ... I would like to see what if any the years of data done ant what it does to the environment!!! Please and Thank you
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Sarah Forte
2 months ago
Please don’t build a data center here or anywhere. The effects we have seen from other communities is devastating to the natural resources. Arizona is in a severe drought, the Colorado river is at an all time low. If you were to approve this data center it would deplete our water source. What would the people of this community do then? Would we be forced to abandon our homes, because they wouldn’t be worth anything. Please consider us when you vote no.
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Wyatt Shull
2 months ago
I’ve lived in Red Rock almost my entire life. Allowing a data center to be built only a few miles from where our neighborhood is will undoubtedly impact our QOL negatively, with light and sound pollution being almost guaranteed and hoarding the water we already are in scarce supply of. Just because this land is untouched desert wilderness doesn’t make it a dead zone where you can put these destructive projects that do nothing for the local communities.
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Ruben Leyva
2 months ago
These projects will have a very negative effect on our community.
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Jerry McCulley
2 months ago
I’m opposed to anything that invites more surveillance, more pollution, and more unchecked law enforcement.
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Brittany Strom
2 months ago
The economical and environmental impact that the data center causes for red rock and the surrounding area mainly our water
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Supporter
2 months ago
We don’t need data centers in Arizona. We live in a drought state. Also I’m concerned with the health problems, air noise & environmental problems cause from data centers. I as a resident of Red Rock say no to data centers!
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Tadd Oliver
2 months ago
I live 5 miles from proposed site. I haul hay from those fields. its not only unnecessary from many points of view, but also takes money directly from my pocket
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Everett Cota
2 months ago
I am against it
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Kelly Murphy
2 months ago
As a resident of Red Rock Arizona, I am deeply concerned that our elected officials are even considering the approval of this project. Officials chosen to represent our community must prioritize the well being and best interests of their constituents. Therefore, I strongly urge Pinal county to table this project until a comprehensive assessment is conducted regarding long term impacts on our environment and overall quality of life.
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David Mansfield
2 months ago
I 100% completely oppose the data center. Our community needs to stay a community. I moved my wife and kids out here to Red Rock for the peaceful community that it is. A data center will ruin that.
Quality of life (noise) and concern for water.
We already have water issues, no matter what they promise there is no “closed system” we will loose millions of gallons. Property eill devalue, wells will run dry and thousands of people will have to move ( being unable to sell thier homes) or truck water. This violates our 100 year guarantee, impacts the economy and for what? It will bring nothing to the area, a few jobs and loss of your future. We med to follow the money!! A vote for this will be seen and us a vote against your constituents
We moved to Red Rock because of the quite outdoor atmosphere and the nature that surrounds us. Would love to keep it that way without buzzing of equipment and lots of extra traffic in our area. Plus losing the water that we have.
Its to close to a residential atea
Don’t need or Arizona water going towards this
We are already seeing the negative impact these data centers are having on livestock and wild life in other parts of the country due to the noise pollution. They affect the heat in that area, which we all know we don’t need. The amount of resources they take, simply can not be sustained in our area. We are already in a significant drought
We do not want this in our communities!! This is a quiet desert community and we are in a drought! We don’t want the noise, light pollution, contaminated water and our wells to go dry!
I do not want this so close to my home. The noise pollution, eye sore and strain on resources is not welcome.
Not enough data done on this project to protect my family and the water we drink and use on a daily ... I would like to see what if any the years of data done ant what it does to the environment!!! Please and Thank you
Please don’t build a data center here or anywhere. The effects we have seen from other communities is devastating to the natural resources. Arizona is in a severe drought, the Colorado river is at an all time low. If you were to approve this data center it would deplete our water source. What would the people of this community do then? Would we be forced to abandon our homes, because they wouldn’t be worth anything. Please consider us when you vote no.
I’ve lived in Red Rock almost my entire life. Allowing a data center to be built only a few miles from where our neighborhood is will undoubtedly impact our QOL negatively, with light and sound pollution being almost guaranteed and hoarding the water we already are in scarce supply of. Just because this land is untouched desert wilderness doesn’t make it a dead zone where you can put these destructive projects that do nothing for the local communities.
These projects will have a very negative effect on our community.
I’m opposed to anything that invites more surveillance, more pollution, and more unchecked law enforcement.
The economical and environmental impact that the data center causes for red rock and the surrounding area mainly our water
We don’t need data centers in Arizona. We live in a drought state. Also I’m concerned with the health problems, air noise & environmental problems cause from data centers. I as a resident of Red Rock say no to data centers!
I live 5 miles from proposed site. I haul hay from those fields. its not only unnecessary from many points of view, but also takes money directly from my pocket
I am against it
As a resident of Red Rock Arizona, I am deeply concerned that our elected officials are even considering the approval of this project. Officials chosen to represent our community must prioritize the well being and best interests of their constituents. Therefore, I strongly urge Pinal county to table this project until a comprehensive assessment is conducted regarding long term impacts on our environment and overall quality of life.
I 100% completely oppose the data center. Our community needs to stay a community. I moved my wife and kids out here to Red Rock for the peaceful community that it is. A data center will ruin that.
I oppose this data center due to lack of water.