
Stop O&G Industries from Relocating Its Concrete and Asphalt Recycling Operation to Cedar Creek
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Dear Mayor Ganim and members of the City of Bridgeport Zoning Board:
The undersigned citizens of Bridgeport believe it is time to stop moving polluting industries to our neighborhoods. Specifically, we do not want O&G’s concrete and asphalt recycling plant moved to Howard Ave. Such a plant would:
- Reduce air quality
- Increase the asthma risk among children
- Increase likelihood of other respiratory diseases
- Pollute our waterways
- Create an eyesore next to Seaside Park
- Ruin recreational opportunities for the area
- Produce unwanted noise
- Create nuisance dust,
- Discourage more positive development
- Reduce property values
- Increase truck traffic
We strongly ask you to not grant O&G’s Special Permit request to release dust into our air and waterways, store hazardous materials in the open, and store materials in a Coastal zone. None of this conforms to our Master Plan, and O&G’s request disregards the common sense written into our zoning regulations.
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