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Bill Lovett
The “Pellet Plant” in Boyne City is a great asset to our community with green energy loans from the government. They employ many. Most persons now complaining live on a hill overlooking an industrial park. Many of those citizens have been anti-governmen, pro-business(at any expense) persons who want to do away with services for their fellow disadvantaged citizens. It is surprising that these persons suddenly want government intervention for the problem of building (over) an industrial area. They now look for an over-reaching government… Ironic.
It looks like the business fulfilled all of its government obligations with permits etc. I think the government worked well with the business and should be commended. They created good jobs. The business is working to help.
Please be careful of what you post… Many of these complainers are not true political allies in any sense of the word.
We Charlevoix Democrats should get more serious.
Aaron, we are confused. What have we posted on the wood pellet plant? We agree that the plant is an asset to the community, and also understand that some residents have legitimate concerns, permits or not. Boyne City has created a committee to examine the issues. We think that’s great, and are confident the company will, if there are issues, address them. That is good citizenship in action.
Well done, very informative, e.g., location of voting location: would not accept my street number. Hope this is an isolated problem. Phil Crooks