Unbearable Odors:
Compost Facilities process rotting meat, fish, and animal carcasses, leading to foul smells that can travel miles and cause nausea, headaches, and respiratory problems.
Water Contamination:
Runoff from the plant can contaminate nearby waterways like the Middle Yegua Creek and ultimately pollute Lake Somerville, a vital water source.
Increased Vermin:
These plants attract flies, rodents, coyotes buzzards, wild hogs and other predators, posing a significant health risk to residents.
Property Value Decline:
Living near a Composting Facility can negatively impact the value of your property.
Another Risk to the Community:
A Compost Facility is a combustion hazard and emergency response time out in our rural area can be an issue. |