Persuade the Chaves County Commissioner Board to reject Coyote Willow Energy Park

Recent signers:
Bella Velasco and 19 others have signed recently.

The Issue

Our community in Chaves County faces a potential threat that could irreversibly damage our cherished land, disrupt local wildlife, and lower our property values. The proposed Coyote Willow Energy Park is poised to transform our rural, untouched landscape into a sprawling industrial site. As residents deeply tied to this land, both historically and emotionally, we must speak up to protect our homes and environment.

Firstly, the construction and operation of an energy park in this location could devastate local wildlife populations. Studies in similar rural areas have shown that industrial activity disrupts animal habitats, leading to a decline in biodiversity. The vast range of species that call this area home, including birds, mammals, and reptiles, are in danger of losing their habitats. For instance, the presence of such a facility could adversely affect breeding grounds and migration patterns, with downstream effects on the ecological balance of our region.

Moreover, the introduction of the Coyote Willow Energy Park could significantly impact property values in Chaves County. According to research conducted by the National Association of Home Builders, proximity to industrial sites often results in reduced property values due to noise, increased traffic, and visual disruption of the landscape. For families who have invested their life's savings into their homes, this development represents an economic threat that cannot be ignored.

The community has always valued its natural environments, which are not just places to live but also spaces for recreation, family gatherings, and community events. An energy park in our midst would change the character of our neighborhood and alter the lifestyle that we have collectively built over generations.

Stopping the Coyote Willow Energy Park requires immediate action. We need to press the Chaves County Commissioner Board to reject this proposal. By rallying together and voicing our concerns, we can protect our community from a future we do not wish to see. Signing this petition is a crucial step in preserving our land, supporting local wildlife, and safeguarding our property values for ourselves and the generations to come.

Please join us in protecting our home by signing this petition.

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Recent signers:
Bella Velasco and 19 others have signed recently.

The Issue

Our community in Chaves County faces a potential threat that could irreversibly damage our cherished land, disrupt local wildlife, and lower our property values. The proposed Coyote Willow Energy Park is poised to transform our rural, untouched landscape into a sprawling industrial site. As residents deeply tied to this land, both historically and emotionally, we must speak up to protect our homes and environment.

Firstly, the construction and operation of an energy park in this location could devastate local wildlife populations. Studies in similar rural areas have shown that industrial activity disrupts animal habitats, leading to a decline in biodiversity. The vast range of species that call this area home, including birds, mammals, and reptiles, are in danger of losing their habitats. For instance, the presence of such a facility could adversely affect breeding grounds and migration patterns, with downstream effects on the ecological balance of our region.

Moreover, the introduction of the Coyote Willow Energy Park could significantly impact property values in Chaves County. According to research conducted by the National Association of Home Builders, proximity to industrial sites often results in reduced property values due to noise, increased traffic, and visual disruption of the landscape. For families who have invested their life's savings into their homes, this development represents an economic threat that cannot be ignored.

The community has always valued its natural environments, which are not just places to live but also spaces for recreation, family gatherings, and community events. An energy park in our midst would change the character of our neighborhood and alter the lifestyle that we have collectively built over generations.

Stopping the Coyote Willow Energy Park requires immediate action. We need to press the Chaves County Commissioner Board to reject this proposal. By rallying together and voicing our concerns, we can protect our community from a future we do not wish to see. Signing this petition is a crucial step in preserving our land, supporting local wildlife, and safeguarding our property values for ourselves and the generations to come.

Please join us in protecting our home by signing this petition.

The Decision Makers

Chaves County Commission
4 Members
1 Responded
Michael Perry
Chaves County Commission - District 5
Thank you for this information. Best, Michael
Dara Dana
Chaves County Commission - District 1
Richard Taylor
Chaves County Commission - District 4
Louis Jaramillo
Louis Jaramillo
Chaves County Planning and Zoning Director
Responded
The County Planning Department has not received an application for Coyote Willows at this time. Please hold onto your protest until such time. Thank you Louis Jaramillo, CZO, CFM Planning and Zoning Director

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