Protect Farmland & Natural Areas in Northwest St. Joseph County.
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Larry Clifford
7 years ago
More farmland; fewer greedy politicians....
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Anna Jones
7 years ago
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Preserve the farm land and the largest aquifer in the Midwest. Keep these farms going from one generation to the next. Repurpose land that needs to be cleaned up. These things will all have long term benefits both financially and for the health of our communities.
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Donald Szczodrowski
7 years ago
There are plenty of other locations that have already been ravaged by industry AND they moved out. Pick those locations to rejuvenate and place your new factories.
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Robert Elkins
7 years ago
This sorely needed.
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Jamie
7 years ago
Protect our farmlands and natural areas!
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Sarah Anderson
7 years ago
Leave the precious farmland, or one day we won't have food to eat! There are plenty of industrial areas that would benefit bein put back in use instead of destroying farmland that gets more sparce every year.
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Patricia Tatum
7 years ago
Can’t imagine any of this land being developed. We don’t need any more development around here just green space please love Spicer lake!
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Jonathan Fischer
7 years ago
Please stop developing in our town. We need farmland. Not more factories.
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Louise Belmont-Skinner
7 years ago
The natural beauty and fertility and animal life of our countryside here in NW Indiana is becoming rare to find. That’s why I moved here and I want to share it with future generations.
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Gareth Lamirand
7 years ago
Local people should be making these decisions
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Linda Runyan
7 years ago
Don't destroy our land.
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Cody MacLeod
7 years ago
America needs more farmers not less!
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Thomas Baughman
7 years ago
Save are farm land.
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Linda Behm
7 years ago
Please protect our environment and our community.
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Jake Mireles
7 years ago
No farms no food. Stop taking farm land and destroying nature to make a buck
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Anonymous
7 years ago
This land has value, intrinsic value as farm land, for generations. It is the wrong location for industrial enterprise! The WRONG LOCATION!!
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Olivia Downey
7 years ago
Farmland is more productive than an industrial park and it protects biodiversity.
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Richard Fisher
7 years ago
My family had a large farm in Olive Twp. from 1943 to 1972. Top quality farmland.
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Theresa Eckert
7 years ago
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We moved here 32 years ago but spent all my youth in New Carlisle. We bought our home because it was a great, quiet family neighborhood. Now they are trying to ruin it for us in our Golden years. With the shredder running, it sounds like we live inside a bowling alley.
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Anonymous
7 years ago
Many people love new Carlisle for its quite, slow paced community! Leave it at that!!
More farmland; fewer greedy politicians....
Preserve the farm land and the largest aquifer in the Midwest. Keep these farms going from one generation to the next. Repurpose land that needs to be cleaned up. These things will all have long term benefits both financially and for the health of our communities.
There are plenty of other locations that have already been ravaged by industry AND they moved out. Pick those locations to rejuvenate and place your new factories.
This sorely needed.
Protect our farmlands and natural areas!
Leave the precious farmland, or one day we won't have food to eat! There are plenty of industrial areas that would benefit bein put back in use instead of destroying farmland that gets more sparce every year.
Can’t imagine any of this land being developed. We don’t need any more development around here just green space please love Spicer lake!
Please stop developing in our town. We need farmland. Not more factories.
The natural beauty and fertility and animal life of our countryside here in NW Indiana is becoming rare to find. That’s why I moved here and I want to share it with future generations.
Local people should be making these decisions
Don't destroy our land.
America needs more farmers not less!
Save are farm land.
Please protect our environment and our community.
No farms no food. Stop taking farm land and destroying nature to make a buck
This land has value, intrinsic value as farm land, for generations. It is the wrong location for industrial enterprise! The WRONG LOCATION!!
Farmland is more productive than an industrial park and it protects biodiversity.
My family had a large farm in Olive Twp. from 1943 to 1972. Top quality farmland.
We moved here 32 years ago but spent all my youth in New Carlisle. We bought our home because it was a great, quiet family neighborhood. Now they are trying to ruin it for us in our Golden years. With the shredder running, it sounds like we live inside a bowling alley.
Many people love new Carlisle for its quite, slow paced community! Leave it at that!!