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This City does not need anymore warehouses. So ugly and so many vacant.
There’s certainly no reason to subsidize them or further destroy wetlands for them.
The state is going from vast fields of corn to vast empty warehouses in the span of 5 years.
Excellent work by the Hoosier Environmental Council in challenging this. The area in question has already seen way too much development (most of the apartments mentioned are new and are already adding ridiculous traffic in the area). This project is too close to neighborhoods.
We don’t need more empty warehouses in place of these wetlands. This corner of the city has a deficit of parks and greenways and the city should instead consider an ecologically friendly park in place of these plans.
Yes to comments by Bryan F.
Kudos to HEC and the nearby residents for working to preserve the wetlands.
visit wetlandsnotwarehouses.com for more information about this issue.
We have already trashed too many of our precious wetlands.