There is already too much dust in the air along with a shortage of water in the future. No plant.
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Larry Lorimor
5 years ago
Plant is too close to suburban area. Will be a problem with traffic, noise, dust.
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Rita Kovacs
5 years ago
Not safe for residential properties close to plant.
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Anonymous
5 years ago
It’s disgusting that a cement plant will be allowed permission to build adjacent to a vulnerable community and add to the health risks of senior
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Joe Torres
5 years ago
Stop the plan5
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Larry Thatcher
5 years ago
Berry Springs Park is real Georgetown jewel. Why risk this park and the beautiful Berry Creek with the pollution from a Concrete plant. This is not something the city of Georgetown needs.
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Anonymous
5 years ago
Our waterways are already struggling. Please don't allow additional unnecessary use and pollution to put them in jeopardy.
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Wess Anderson
5 years ago
Should not be allowed!!!
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Ken Lund
5 years ago
Please help keep Sun City clean
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Carolyn patterson
5 years ago
Stop the permit will have too much traffic, noise and air pollution. Too much water usage
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Niki Genusa
5 years ago
NO!
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Darlene Fugiitt
5 years ago
The pollution is too much to risk!
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Silvia Gastelum
5 years ago
This is too close to residential area. We do not need more noise, pollution, trucks in the area. Effect on the environment important. Find a less populated area.
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Miriam Winsten
5 years ago
This is completely irresponsible to allow the facility to pollute this surface waterway.
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James Overbey
5 years ago
This plant is a risk to the environment and poses health and safety risks for Sun City residents.
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Vilma Vromant
5 years ago
Georgetown’s Comprehensive Plan
required by the City charter is the "Land Use". There are 3 elements that calls to mind and I hope it is not only good on paper:
"Policy LU.9 Adopt development practices that preserve and enhance the environment.
Policy LU.10 Support the City’s growth and development using a decision framework that promotes fiscal health, safety, and quality of life for our current and future residents.
Policy LU.12 - Support public safety services and infrastructure to ensure that Georgetown continues to be a safe, welcoming community that serves all residents."
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Andrew Waldman
5 years ago
Yet another example of how county regulators are destroying our home values and health. We have enough concrete plants and quarries. Enough is enough.
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Laura Waldman
5 years ago
Something like this should never be allowed. Where are all our environmentalists??!!
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Betty maney
5 years ago
Grateful we have people like you.
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Katherine F Perry
5 years ago
This may be convenient for future building, but it will be a nightmare for local residents and especially seniors with breathing problems.
There is already too much dust in the air along with a shortage of water in the future. No plant.
Plant is too close to suburban area. Will be a problem with traffic, noise, dust.
Not safe for residential properties close to plant.
It’s disgusting that a cement plant will be allowed permission to build adjacent to a vulnerable community and add to the health risks of senior
Stop the plan5
Berry Springs Park is real Georgetown jewel. Why risk this park and the beautiful Berry Creek with the pollution from a Concrete plant. This is not something the city of Georgetown needs.
Our waterways are already struggling. Please don't allow additional unnecessary use and pollution to put them in jeopardy.
Should not be allowed!!!
Please help keep Sun City clean
Stop the permit will have too much traffic, noise and air pollution. Too much water usage
NO!
The pollution is too much to risk!
This is too close to residential area. We do not need more noise, pollution, trucks in the area. Effect on the environment important. Find a less populated area.
This is completely irresponsible to allow the facility to pollute this surface waterway.
This plant is a risk to the environment and poses health and safety risks for Sun City residents.
Georgetown’s Comprehensive Plan required by the City charter is the "Land Use". There are 3 elements that calls to mind and I hope it is not only good on paper: "Policy LU.9 Adopt development practices that preserve and enhance the environment. Policy LU.10 Support the City’s growth and development using a decision framework that promotes fiscal health, safety, and quality of life for our current and future residents. Policy LU.12 - Support public safety services and infrastructure to ensure that Georgetown continues to be a safe, welcoming community that serves all residents."
Yet another example of how county regulators are destroying our home values and health. We have enough concrete plants and quarries. Enough is enough.
Something like this should never be allowed. Where are all our environmentalists??!!
Grateful we have people like you.
This may be convenient for future building, but it will be a nightmare for local residents and especially seniors with breathing problems.