Against the light, noise, and air pollution this will put into a residential neighborhood and High School bordering this proposed warehouse site.
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Carol Perosky
4 years ago
We don't need anymore warehouses in Merrillville. 73rd Ave already has too much traffic. Too many accidents. NO MORE SEMI'S AND STORAGE. WAREHOUSES NEEDED HERE. NO REZONING!!!!
HAVE LIVED HERE 54 YEARS. ENOUGH.
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Anonymous
4 years ago
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Do not inter mix residential with industrial. You refused GFS the ability to house their trucks when they built their store on 30 because of noise to homes....and now you wanna bother homes with 200 hundred trucks.......
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arthur green
4 years ago
NO!
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Tina Shultz
4 years ago
This does not belong near the high school!!
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Dylan McCraw
4 years ago
Don’t ruin the town with companies that don’t care about the residents and possibly the workers
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Anita Zolondz
4 years ago
No business of this type shows I’d be SO close to these schools.
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Andrea Stevenson
4 years ago
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This is an unsafe option for high school students walking home. It's a known fact that tractor trailers (semi trucks) take longer to stop and have more and larger blind spots than a regular car. Teenagers are not known for their ability to take caution. This seems a deadly combination.
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Mike Reinhart
4 years ago
This is a HORRIBLE HORRIFIC Idea. This town has image problems already. By many people it is considered an ugly little town with no character of its own. Adding a complex that will bring in two hundred semi trucks, and right to the HS back door, will tarnish this town even more. I have lived here all my life and live this town but for the first time am thinking it’s time to get out, if this is the direction our town is moving in. Why would anyone want to move to a town that is s over run by industry and warehouses and still has no downtown area. What do you want Merrillville’s identity to be?
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Melinda Reinhart
4 years ago
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ABSOLUTELY NOT! The area near the high school and middle school needs to remain residential. The truck traffic and potential noise that close to our schools is totally unnecessary. This is not the image we want for our town.
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Ruby rodriguez
4 years ago
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Delyce Starks
4 years ago
No rezone
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Agnieszka Szalaj
4 years ago
No for facility
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Stacey Pagan
4 years ago
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You already have all the warehouses along Mississippi. You have an EMPTY, never used, warehouse behind Menards! Do NOT let this occur!
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Rick LaFever
4 years ago
High School Heights should remain residential.
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Lauren Smiley
4 years ago
It’s time to listen to the people who live in this community. We do NOT want this here.
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Anonymous
4 years ago
Shawn petit is a piranha on the town.
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Deborah Elser
4 years ago
No industrial warehouse/truck traffic and noise in residential/school areas. Having access to 73rd a e is also a major traffic and noise issue.
No rezone.
NO
Against the light, noise, and air pollution this will put into a residential neighborhood and High School bordering this proposed warehouse site.
We don't need anymore warehouses in Merrillville. 73rd Ave already has too much traffic. Too many accidents. NO MORE SEMI'S AND STORAGE. WAREHOUSES NEEDED HERE. NO REZONING!!!! HAVE LIVED HERE 54 YEARS. ENOUGH.
Do not inter mix residential with industrial. You refused GFS the ability to house their trucks when they built their store on 30 because of noise to homes....and now you wanna bother homes with 200 hundred trucks.......
NO!
This does not belong near the high school!!
Don’t ruin the town with companies that don’t care about the residents and possibly the workers
No business of this type shows I’d be SO close to these schools.
This is an unsafe option for high school students walking home. It's a known fact that tractor trailers (semi trucks) take longer to stop and have more and larger blind spots than a regular car. Teenagers are not known for their ability to take caution. This seems a deadly combination.
This is a HORRIBLE HORRIFIC Idea. This town has image problems already. By many people it is considered an ugly little town with no character of its own. Adding a complex that will bring in two hundred semi trucks, and right to the HS back door, will tarnish this town even more. I have lived here all my life and live this town but for the first time am thinking it’s time to get out, if this is the direction our town is moving in. Why would anyone want to move to a town that is s over run by industry and warehouses and still has no downtown area. What do you want Merrillville’s identity to be?
ABSOLUTELY NOT! The area near the high school and middle school needs to remain residential. The truck traffic and potential noise that close to our schools is totally unnecessary. This is not the image we want for our town.
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No rezone
No for facility
You already have all the warehouses along Mississippi. You have an EMPTY, never used, warehouse behind Menards! Do NOT let this occur!
High School Heights should remain residential.
It’s time to listen to the people who live in this community. We do NOT want this here.
Shawn petit is a piranha on the town.
No industrial warehouse/truck traffic and noise in residential/school areas. Having access to 73rd a e is also a major traffic and noise issue.