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Established employer in Green River Commerce Park is worried Concerns about possible Cobb-Vantress location in GRCP: Existing employer is concerned about effect of feed plant on Green River Commerce Park. He wonders about safety, air quality, and the effect it will have on the visitors his plant, Assisted Transportation Systems, Inc, who come from all over the country to Adair County to visit his showrooms and plant By Rob Wilkerson Personal Commentary We are still really concerned about the new proposed facility coming into the Green River Commerce Park. We are concerned about the excess noise and dust levels it will bring if it is located here and the impact it may have on our plant and employees. Also we are worried about what future plans this new company may have if they are allowed to locate inside the park. We have people from all over the country come into the park and one of the first things they comment on is how nice the park is and how clean it is kept. Comments re article 59172 What is gained what is lost If CobbVantress comes This story was posted on 2013-04-26 09:06:04
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