Not what Ethanol travels on but rather what Ethanol runs over.
If throughout this web site you find something that causes you to stop reading, please keep reading.
Process Water Map with Wetlands all along Pipe Creek
If putting water into the wetland on the property is wrong, then how is it
right to put 300,000 gallons a day into Pipe Creek Wetlands?
What will be the effect on the ecological and bacterial composition of the creek and the wetlands during drought, winter, or heavy rain seasons?
Take a look at the map showing the wetlands and floodplains for the area. 300,000 gallons may sound like a lot of water, but during normal intermittent rain season, the water is not necessarily the problem. The most problematic factor is that the water is bacteria logically cleaner than water running off of fields into the creek, therefore changing the bacterial composition of the water on a constant basis. The vegetation and wildlife will be affected.
Let your voice ring out! Many of the neighbors around the Ethanol Plant would like to invite those who oppose the ethanol plant to construct and display signage on their property for the Governor to see when he makes his visit soon.
Many communities have welcomed the ethanol plant into their industrial parks with very open arms. But, our location is not the same as others.
If you would like to place a sign in the area, please send an email to info@ethanolrailroad.com with what you will be saying on your sign, and we will be happy to get your sign in the ground near the plant.
If you would like to allow signage in your yard, please send your address and contact information to info@ethanolrailroad.com We will contact you and let you know when signs are being submitted for placement in your yard. These signs will not always be in your yard. The goal is to have them in the ground when the Governor comes to town.
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Picture Journal
Wetlands converted to Ethanol Refinery
If it looks like a wetlands and functions like a wetlands, then it should be
an industrial site.
Click here to
see what it looked like on 12/01/2006
click the image for the large version of Ultimate Ethanol wallpaper for your
computer. These may be the last images of the over 250 acres of
natural wetlands lost to Ultimate Ethanol Refinery to be built in Alexandria
Indiana. With all of the areas suitable for an ethanol plant
throughout the country, local politicians and money hungry farmers have
determined that the best sacrifice is the local wetlands. The wetlands
did not dry after 10 days since a 2 inch rain.
See the pictures here.
CAUTION:
Unless a business makes additional money for the
city or county, you may want to watch out. Taxes may not be enough
anymore. Three 30+ year old businesses and 40 residences have been
sacrificed to make way for a new ethanol plant and 240 semi grain trucks worth
of traffic per day along with greatly increased train traffic.
Please everyone must use extreme caution (even more than we already do) when traveling in the vicinity of Alexandria.
The local government is convinced that the addition of an ethanol plant will create a greater attraction to our currently quiet but dangerous city.
GOOD NEIGHBOR SUGGESTIONS -
DO ANY OF THE DECISION MAKERS HAVE WHAT IT TAKES TO MAKE THE PLANT BETTER FOR
EVERYONE?
Please also note that none of the affected parties are against the production of ethanol, but rather would like not to have the plant effect our daily lives as dramatically as the current proposal does.
Ask your County Commissioners for
THE TRUTH MERCY!
16 E 9th Street
FAX 765-641-9578
Anderson, IN 46016
Board meets 1st & 3rd Tuesday 10:00 a.m.
These email addresses found at
http://www.indianacountycommissioners.org/CountiesM-Mart.htm
have been de-activated. So don't try to use them. It is useless
to communicate upon deaf ears anyway.
MONEY BEATS SAFETY!
NOW STEP UP AND COMPLETE
YOUR PROJECT!
Commissioners e-mail:
commissioners@madisoncty.com
JOHN RICHWINE C 765-641-9474
jmrichwine@madisoncty.com
PAUL WILSON C 765-641-9474
pwilson@madisoncty.com
PATRICIA DILLON C 765-641-9474
pdillion@madisoncty.com
Someone in the list above was quoted:
“As a farmer, myself, I came directly from the tractor, through the
shower to be here,” said Madison County Commissioner, John Richwine, R-North
District. “I look forward to delivering a load of corn.”
But how can the Commissioner vote on the proposed recommendation to
pass the ethanol plant?
A lot of confusion and contradiction plague the matters of location, legalities, regard for quality of life for the entire city of Alexandria, but MONEY TALKS LOUDER THAN ANY CONCERN.
"Truth cannot contradict Truth", Pope John Paul II
Sacrificial Lambs are no longer required
READ THE PAPER??? WHY?
One-side biased reporting just as done in the old Soviet Union has
become the 'norm' for local papers.
As Ultimate Ethanol and Broin turn a lake full of dirt into a plant that
even the project workers have their doubts in, the local residents are still
under attack from the local papers. What is to become of a town and
county that are so desperate for some money, that they would endanger their
residents with floods of water, trains, and truck traffic? The same
town by the way that chased away the opportunity for having new schools just
to turn around and pour millions of dollars into renovations of old schools.
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Layout of Ethanol
Plant
First /
Second / Third (11/02)
Parker's
New Backyard - Maybe one day you can have this too.
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