Senior citizens deserve a quiet clean environment.
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Christine Rogers
5 years ago
please deny the Storm water permit.
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Cheryl Ramsey
5 years ago
I don’t think this is a good idea in the proposed location!
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Susan Douglas
5 years ago
Stop this affront to the environment and our community.
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David Scott
5 years ago
No concrete plant.
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Cathey Byrd
5 years ago
Please do not allow this to happen in our neighborhood. People who live in Sun City are 55 years and older and we do not need this added dust and mess at our doorstep. Many residents are already living with medical conditions and this is just unnecessary ..
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Anonymous
5 years ago
Please do not miss up our air and water quality anymore then what it is now. Water is in great shortage as we speak.
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Gary and Bonnie Olmstead
5 years ago
It is sad commentary that the one person who owns Five Star can skirt the law and impose his greedy facility over the health and safety of the over 15,000 residents who live nearby. We heard him speak at a meeting in Sun City and came away with utter disgust at his lack of concern for any of the objections raised. His perspective seems to be that if it is "legal", he wants to make money doing it and damn the local residents for getting in his way. We are not sure how he can live with himself and hope that sanity will somehow prevail !!!!!!
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Russell Miller
5 years ago
This plant poses a serious health risk to the thousands of senior citizens living within close proximity to this proposed plant.
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Angelika
5 years ago
Against it!
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Deirdre Diamond
5 years ago
Please stop this polluting concrete batch plant.!
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Lori Belski
5 years ago
This concrete company has a documented history of violating environmental standards. NO!
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Judith Blackman
5 years ago
Stop the concrete plant. It is for the health and welfare of our community
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ann seaman
5 years ago
This is double trouble - a polluter that is making concrete to pave over more earth. We need to start recycling discarded materials instead of staying with the same old destructive methods for building. See Michael Reynolds and the Earthship community in New Mexico.
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Anonymous
5 years ago
Georgetown is concerned with keeping our water safe. Here is an opportunity to do something important! I object to this pollution!
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Paul Nunemann
5 years ago
What we need is more environment and eco friendly action. Not another business that will add to the air , water pollution and traffic congestion. Stop the concrete plant!
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Marian Taylor
5 years ago
Let’s put a stop tothis
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Robert Gibbins
5 years ago
stop the concrete plant
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Regina Kurtz
5 years ago
As a Sun City resident, I do NOT want another concrete plant near my neighborhood. Isn’t nine enough?
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Ray Slanga
5 years ago
Williamson county & the city of Georgetown should learn how to control growth. The infrastructure can't handle the fast growth and quality of life is going down hill. They hand out permits like candy without checking on the impact to the environment.
Senior citizens deserve a quiet clean environment.
please deny the Storm water permit.
I don’t think this is a good idea in the proposed location!
Stop this affront to the environment and our community.
No concrete plant.
Please do not allow this to happen in our neighborhood. People who live in Sun City are 55 years and older and we do not need this added dust and mess at our doorstep. Many residents are already living with medical conditions and this is just unnecessary ..
Please do not miss up our air and water quality anymore then what it is now. Water is in great shortage as we speak.
It is sad commentary that the one person who owns Five Star can skirt the law and impose his greedy facility over the health and safety of the over 15,000 residents who live nearby. We heard him speak at a meeting in Sun City and came away with utter disgust at his lack of concern for any of the objections raised. His perspective seems to be that if it is "legal", he wants to make money doing it and damn the local residents for getting in his way. We are not sure how he can live with himself and hope that sanity will somehow prevail !!!!!!
This plant poses a serious health risk to the thousands of senior citizens living within close proximity to this proposed plant.
Against it!
Please stop this polluting concrete batch plant.!
This concrete company has a documented history of violating environmental standards. NO!
Stop the concrete plant. It is for the health and welfare of our community
This is double trouble - a polluter that is making concrete to pave over more earth. We need to start recycling discarded materials instead of staying with the same old destructive methods for building. See Michael Reynolds and the Earthship community in New Mexico.
Georgetown is concerned with keeping our water safe. Here is an opportunity to do something important! I object to this pollution!
What we need is more environment and eco friendly action. Not another business that will add to the air , water pollution and traffic congestion. Stop the concrete plant!
Let’s put a stop tothis
stop the concrete plant
As a Sun City resident, I do NOT want another concrete plant near my neighborhood. Isn’t nine enough?
Williamson county & the city of Georgetown should learn how to control growth. The infrastructure can't handle the fast growth and quality of life is going down hill. They hand out permits like candy without checking on the impact to the environment.