A recycling plant next to a bird sanctuary is a terrible idea!
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Donna Garrison
9 years ago
This is one of my most peaceful places to walk and unwind. Please don't bring a garbage dump so close by. That's exactly what it will be. We need to hold onto some kind of peaceful get away in this rapidly growing city.
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Kelly Brundage
9 years ago
No on the recycling plant next to the bird sanctuary!
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sandra wright
9 years ago
we must preserve our lands
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Mj Allen
9 years ago
What are you people thinking?
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Jennifer Bales
9 years ago
This should be protected for so many reasons.
Did you know the farming of the celery fields brought in our Amish community in the early 1900's. Look it up.
We need to conserve this land and the animals than thrive. Keep our natural ereas.
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Erma Johnson
9 years ago
Not only that it's right it's part of our Watershed for our drinking water. Are you out of your mind?
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Linda Frary
9 years ago
The Celery Fields are a local treasure! Protect it!
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Jeffrey Swick
9 years ago
This would be a disaster to the ecological nature of this area with county parks and fishing so close.
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Kari Bunker
9 years ago
Leave the celery field area alone.
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Lois Lang
9 years ago
So important!
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Alice Spear
9 years ago
The location of a recycling plant next to the Audubon bird sanctuary on Palmer Blvd is inappropriate. The noise will affect nearby homeowners as well.. This type of business belongs in a better suited location.
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Anonymous
9 years ago
Please do not allow this beautiful bird sanctuary to be ruined!!
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William DelleFemine
9 years ago
Save the celery fields please
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Jaime Malheiro
9 years ago
I don't think Heavy industry is what was intended for the area and not appropriate for the entrance to a park
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Debbie Kolchakian
9 years ago
Save the Celery fields
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Diane Huszai
9 years ago
This country is changing, and it's not for the better. Please don't allow the sanctuary to suffer because you want to make another buck.
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Sandy Swanson
9 years ago
Please, please, PLEASE leave the Celery Fields as is - the noise, pollution and traffic would be so detrimental to the wildlife for which the Audubon Society has worked so hard to provide a wonderful habitat for.
A recycling plant next to a bird sanctuary is a terrible idea!
This is one of my most peaceful places to walk and unwind. Please don't bring a garbage dump so close by. That's exactly what it will be. We need to hold onto some kind of peaceful get away in this rapidly growing city.
No on the recycling plant next to the bird sanctuary!
we must preserve our lands
What are you people thinking?
This should be protected for so many reasons. Did you know the farming of the celery fields brought in our Amish community in the early 1900's. Look it up. We need to conserve this land and the animals than thrive. Keep our natural ereas.
Not only that it's right it's part of our Watershed for our drinking water. Are you out of your mind?
The Celery Fields are a local treasure! Protect it!
This would be a disaster to the ecological nature of this area with county parks and fishing so close.
Leave the celery field area alone.
So important!
The location of a recycling plant next to the Audubon bird sanctuary on Palmer Blvd is inappropriate. The noise will affect nearby homeowners as well.. This type of business belongs in a better suited location.
Please do not allow this beautiful bird sanctuary to be ruined!!
Save the celery fields please
I don't think Heavy industry is what was intended for the area and not appropriate for the entrance to a park
Save the Celery fields
This country is changing, and it's not for the better. Please don't allow the sanctuary to suffer because you want to make another buck.
Please, please, PLEASE leave the Celery Fields as is - the noise, pollution and traffic would be so detrimental to the wildlife for which the Audubon Society has worked so hard to provide a wonderful habitat for.
Leave it alone!
keep the celery fields beautiful!