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Protect Farmland & Natural Areas in Northwest St. Joseph County.

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Tracie Gamble
7 years ago

Spicer Lake is a Nature Preserve! My back yard.

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Steve Francis
7 years ago

Please post a calendar of opportunities and upcoming decisions

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Anonymous
7 years ago

I don’t appreciate the pollution from the areas industry. Leave the rest be.

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Anonymous
7 years ago

No thank you

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Anonymous
7 years ago

These are the most natural and untouched lands in St. Joe Co. Can't even begin to imagine what kind of selfish and irresponsible group would choose to develop here. If manufacturing heads back to a 2009 era this is all for nothing. At least the current property owners have always willingly paid into and contributed to the county. From a revenue standpoint, why would you give that up?

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Rebecca Derda
7 years ago

LEAVE NEW CARLISLE ALONE!!!

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Brian Eckert
7 years ago

We are being forced to live in an industrial park, We moved here, fixed up our house for retirement when it was peaceful and now it sounds like we live in a Bowling alley with the shredder running.

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Dale Elkins
7 years ago

I do not want to see New Carlisle , become a Gary In. Keep South Bend were it is .

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Robert Kelly
7 years ago

We don’t need this and sure don’t want it. Leave our small town and country side alone.

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Janice DeCook
7 years ago

To much land is being built on! Keep it the way it is.

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Holly Kemp
7 years ago

When the land is gone, we can't eat bricks and mortar.

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Melissa Ripley
7 years ago

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Jennifer latson
7 years ago

Please do not let this happen to our land and homes

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Sheila McCarthy
7 years ago

No farms, no food.

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Judy Scarbeck
7 years ago

Heavy industrial use of this beautiful countryside would be a travesty. We do not need to pollute this area; it is beautiful countryside that has provided decades of outdoor recreational and educational opportunities. Please weigh the high costs of developing this land with what it currently provides us with. The proposed benefits do not outweigh the current ones in my book.

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Andrea Michell
7 years ago

Farm land is important to help sustain the country.

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Karen Stevenson
7 years ago

Corporations keep taking precious land and using it only for their gains. Wildlife again takes a beating. It's a sad world anymore with how man has destroyed what was once beautiful...and without remorse !

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Gabriel Grabarek
7 years ago

When does construction end? We have too many buildings and too few acres of beautiful land left.

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Traci Gaddis
7 years ago

We do not want this development! Leave our beautiful country side alone!

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Giovanna Gorski
7 years ago

Leave the farmers alone. Your food do not come from the supermarket alone.