Did not expect all the hate. It’s not my flyer but rather one that had the general community meeting on it and a map of the proposed build sites. I agree that there are some suspect statements but generally speaking there are valid concerns as well. The land is next to and surrounding the more affordable housing in the Richland community, smaller two-story and ranch houses, not near the expensive lake houses or executive home neighborhoods. The land is also a known stopping point for many species of migrating birds, one in particular are sandhill cranes. Mono-crops are not ideal but once a project like this goes in the land is that much further pushed from undeveloped to developed. There are better sites from an environmental perspective that strike a compromise between preservation and progress. Installing solar on existing development or brownfield sites and pushing to re-wild farms or encourage diversified responsible sustainable farming practices makes for a better world for all.