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

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Sharon Mcleese
7 years ago

I live in St. Joseph County and drive in this area quite often, the countryside along this region is beautiful and should be let as it is.

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Ginny Garner-Kapsa
7 years ago

This has to be stopped. This land grab is in respinse to the circuit breaker on property taxes that will be finalized in 2020.

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Jessica Johnson
7 years ago

Protect our natural areas. Industry will not replace

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Kayla Mueller
7 years ago

Save the flowers and small local businesses

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Nicole Ketcham
7 years ago Featured

This area includes a family owned and run flower field business that is well loved in our community. They host many events that support so many other local vendors. These are the things we need and that are good for our towns!

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Sally Rigney
7 years ago

Stop destroying the land!!!!!!!

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Dawn
7 years ago

Y does everything thing have to have a to be changed

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Anonymous
7 years ago

Lindsay Brand

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Kristine Lebo
7 years ago

Enough wildlife has been destroyed already we need to protect what is left!

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Julie Johnson
7 years ago

St. Joseph can do better than threatening the land that makes it great.

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Karen Snyder
7 years ago

Any kind of industrial growth doesn’t coincide with that beauriful county park and the serenity of the land. Please reconsider location and dig deeper for preexisting opportunities. Just because it’s open land that doesn’t mean it needs to be filled!

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Anonymous
7 years ago

Why don't the start using up the abandoned businesses instead.

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Barbara Henning
7 years ago

Save our small town

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Anonymous
7 years ago

Stop destroying the land we have left!

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Anonymous
7 years ago

Love Field to Vase. Please save this land for them

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Debbie Wettergren
7 years ago

Save Field to Vase

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Anonymous
7 years ago

Protect the family farms that have existed for generations.

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Lorie Wilson
7 years ago

Leave the beautiful land of New Carlisle alone. What a shame. Wanting to destroy our community. There is plenty of land in South Bend to industrialize that is zoned industrial.

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Sharon Szymanski
7 years ago

Save our fields, our green space and our town!

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Janet Simon
7 years ago

Enough already, there are too many empty buildings elsewhere, renovate elsewhere!