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Say NO to Prestage Revote North Iowa

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Jim hart
10 years ago

We shouldn't need a petition.....the vote of the city council is over but I will , and have apposed this total change of direction of our city.....get over it, let's move the right direction people.

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Kim Chodur
10 years ago

Stop Prestige.

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Carol Patnode
10 years ago

RonPrestage insulted the citizens of this community and misrepresented the company (e.g. Wages, confinements etc). The last thing Mason city needs is hog confinements around it along with the slaughterhouse to pollute the water and air; workers and their families coming into the community would place maximal stress on the school systems. This is not the best thing for Mason city and not something that should even for 10 seconds be reconsidered.

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Robbie Anderson
10 years ago

Leave the "no" vote the way it is-please!!!

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Anonymous
10 years ago

Save our land & water quality

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Rod Oskouian
10 years ago

Keep the pigs out!!!

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Mike Ostrander
10 years ago

Factory farming and the below living wage jobs that come with it cannot be tolerated in our North Iowa communities.

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Suzanne Kelsey
10 years ago

Please honor the "no" decision against Prestage. Let us all work together to create environmentally clean jobs with livable wages. Let us stay strong against Iowa becoming a sea of large-scale CAFOs. We are with you, Council, as you make the "no" decision that we are sure is a YES! for the good future of Mason City!

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Diane cutler
10 years ago

Strongly opposed! Please don't give in to the pressure. Do what is best for our state and its people. Thank you.

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Steve Bailey
10 years ago

This is not what north Iowa need.

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Kathy Nelson
10 years ago

Why would we want to work with people that think we are kooky and racists. Mason City will die if we bring this facility here.

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Diane Benjamin
10 years ago

We have to stand against these companies that are taking away our basic right to clean water and air.

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Mary Curtis
10 years ago

You have already made the right decision. Now you have a second chance to be recognized as the leader who saved your city. Thanks.

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Shannon Determan
10 years ago Featured

Mason City needs quality jobs that pay a living wage so that families can actually prosper and put back in the community! There will be no growth and no benefit if people are not paid a living wage. The environment is equally important!

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Jane Fogg
10 years ago

We want good paying jobs but more importantly great employers who care about the environment and local culture. we are not racist. We welcome positive growth. This is not the way to go to improve life in the area.

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Eric Fogg
10 years ago

It is foolish to trade a few low level jobs for the future of one of the prettiest places in the state!

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Chris Schrock
10 years ago

If they can't pay for their own building and normal taxes upon opening. Not a great deal. Not to even mention the environmental consequences or the impact to our schools or community.

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Joe Plank
10 years ago

Prestage is located in North Carolina which has been putrified by the hog business. There is now a moratorium in North Carolina, so their corporate hog business is now moving into Iowa, bringing their filth with them. Another disaster waiting to happen. To the council members, please hold to your vote. Our community is depending on you.

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Chad Stowe
10 years ago

Rally people to attracted other businesses the community wants instead! Have town halls to brainstorm on ideas that fit with the community. Be leaders instead of pawns.

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Gary Howell
10 years ago

No to revote: The vote has been taken: The decision has been made; there is no honorable reason for another vote. The community needs to trust the council's decision after the legal process has taken place and not re open a dead issue., causing more division in the community. It's time to trust the process and heal the community so we can move ahead. A revote will only cause distrust in the council process which will negatively effect our community in the future. Gsry Howell