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Stop Orcem

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Terry Rucker
8 years ago

I own a home in Vallejo and I am frightened by the prospect of having that plant here. You have no right to jeopardize my health and the health of our community. Stop!

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Mike Hunt
9 years ago

BIOYA!

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byron young
9 years ago Featured

I wonder how 300 trucks a day would be received in a neighborhood like Hiddenbrook. They know the immediate neighborhood is low income and high in rental property lacking a coherent political voice.

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Kelly Hoover
10 years ago

I do not want this Orcem facility anywhere near our town. The citizens of Vallejo already contend with enough disastrous particulate matter in the air here. Something like this will seriously make me consider selling my home and leaving this place.

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Hari Carr
10 years ago

I'm concerned about the project's impact on local water and air quality, and the irreparable damage to be introduced to local wildlife. And it does not justify the economic "improvements."

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Karen Richer
10 years ago

No to Orcam

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Anonymous
10 years ago

No, No ... And damn it no, too many of my friends are sick from current particulates in air and, if you venture out to Benecia state park and walk along the rocky coast towards Carquinez bridge the smell and feeling of gas in your lungs from current ships in bay is noxious and disturbing. Here we have a salt water marsh with endangered and soon to be endangered creatures and we are creatung a toxic enviorment for them and us. Talk a walk along the bay, and see, smell and feel what is already happening. If that does not jolt you, something is seriously wrong, or your planning your exit with expected funds from Orcem or anyone one of the current polluters. Current flimsy oversight is not working !!!! already. There has to be another way to get funds for Highway 37 or for a deep water port. Seriously, are we really a bunch of suckers?

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Joel Williams
10 years ago

Very bad for Vallejo, terrible use of waterfront.

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Lawrence sweet
10 years ago

We will stop their trucks if we have to

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Lee Parks
10 years ago

Unless you own a bar, the value of your business and home value will diminish over night. Twenty two million into,the local economy?? Hogwash! The the average resident of Vallejo will never see a dime of it. The owners of the company are the only ones that will profit from it and there is absolutely no benefit to the city of Vallejo. If you live writhin 5 miles of the proposed scam, you better call your Realtor as the value of your home will drop to almost nothing. When selling a home you talk about the benefits of buying in your neighborhood. Name one benefit this scam will provide. Ask the people of Cupertino Ca what they think of having Kaiser Permanente cement plant in their neighborhood.

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chris Bunch
10 years ago

No Orcem.

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David Yamaguchi Roe
10 years ago Featured

The cement factory will only bring 15 new jobs to Vallejo. If the cement factory comes to Vallejo, it is an act of Environmental Discrimination towards the South Vallejo residents.

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Anonymous
10 years ago

When ORCEM lies...Vallejo dies.

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Wanda Madeiros
10 years ago

This piece of land deserves a lot better than what is being proposed, it is the marine entrance into our city. Follow the money...

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Sharlene Unternahrer
10 years ago

Vallejo needs to take charge!!

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Yesenia solorio
10 years ago

We all ready have lots of quimicals in the water & air....STOP we don't need more.

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Elaine crisostomo
10 years ago

No!

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Diane Williams
10 years ago

Please don't allow this dangerous plant into our beautiful city. The environmental impact is terrible, and the noice and traffic on Lemon Street unbearable

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Karen Malone
10 years ago

We can not continue to damage the earth

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Gretchen Zimmermann
10 years ago

I live a block away from the intersection of Lemon and Curtola, which I understand will become a thoroughfare for heavy semi trucks if this plant is built. How will this impact the bus traffic at the refurbished Transit center? Noise, air pollution... The foot of Lemon Street could be a beautiful waterfront site. Does Vallejo want to be more like Sausalito, or do we want to turn South Vallejo into a mini-Hunter's Point, with water access cut off by stinky industry and lowered property values?