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Waste Transfer Station Project #Z2020017

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Christopher Divver
6 years ago

There is plenty of vacant land around for this type of structure and occupancy, in and near residential occupancies is not what the city should be permitting.

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Dennis McWilliams
6 years ago

Please STOP this potential rezoning. It will destroy the residential nature of our community, reduce the value of our homes & present many hazards.

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RICHARD MEYERS
6 years ago

Why would the county pick a residential site like this for this facility. Right in the middle of a growing residential and business community. We are against this development as a Peoria and Vistancia resident

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Kari Falkiewicz
6 years ago

This is not appropriate for a residential area. Protect the residents and quality of life and oppose the re-zoning.

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Corlene rassas
6 years ago

I do not want the the dump

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Cassandra Gilroy
6 years ago

This would negatively impact home values in Vistancia. Please find a truly rural area for this station.

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Anonymous
6 years ago

Why oh why would you want to mess up this wonderful growing location.

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C Shanley
6 years ago

We do not want this station up here! Why don’t they put it in north Scottsdale! God forbid it goes in Scottsdale. This is not the place for a garbage transfer station anyway you spin it!

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Ida trompeter
6 years ago

Please do not allow this station in our neighborhood.

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Kaye Lauritsen
6 years ago

Stop the waste transfer station on Happy Valley

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Michael Moore
6 years ago

This will reduce property values and disrupt our residential neighborhood

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Paul Thompson
6 years ago

I absolutely do not want a transfer station out here!!!

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David Meeks
6 years ago

We don’t not support this! Keep Peoria beautiful

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Christian Fornear
6 years ago

No waste, no heavy commercial, no garbage in my neighborhood.

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Richard Blake
6 years ago

This can not happen in our community !

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Brian Westlund
6 years ago

Plenty of vacant land off of the 303 from Happy Valley to I-17. Why put this within a suburban area that needs this kind for services related growth?

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Jose Lopes
6 years ago

A waste transfer station should be placed further away from the residence-dense growth areas of high property values. This location will not inure to the benefit of Peoria or local residents. An alternate location less likely to suppress property values and growth potential should be a priority.

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Susan Eckert
6 years ago

There is plenty of land in undeveloped areas available for such a project--that way new residents and commercial ventures can make their buying decisions knowing your transfer station is there. It should not be foisted on a developed area after the fact.

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Michael Phetteplace
6 years ago

This is not an appropriate area for heavy industrial of any kind.

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Ryan Burger
6 years ago

NO to the rezone