Buzzards at Greenco in Lamar County.

Greenco barred from operating here

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Walter Geiger

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Thursday, April 19. 2012

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As promised, after DeKalb County denied the move of Greenco’s controversial composting operation from Lamar County to a rock quarry there, Judge Tommy Wilson barred the company from operating here. The move came March 27 as Judge Wilson ordered it permanently shut down and padlocked as of 8 p.m. May 11.

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#1 Cats on 04/20/12 at 07:29 PM

Well, so much for extending some consideration, they kind of spit in Lamar County's face, didn't they?

#2 Julia Heidbrink on 05/09/12 at 01:57 PM

Well, Greenco may not be closing down. They are not allowed to bring in more materials, but Judge Wilson just gave them another 6 months to get rid of the pile of dirt.

To the best of my understanding the county even offered to move the material, but Judge Wilson still allowed Greenco 6 months, if needed, to move that pile of #$^%^ out.

When is our judicial system going to pay attention to honest homeowners who do not thumb their noses at their responsibilities? People who live near Greenco have to put up with the smell for how much longer??????????????????????

Julia

#3 tom rauch on 05/10/12 at 10:07 AM

Who encouraged Greenco to come in, and thought it was a good idea?

#4 Kenneth Phillips on 05/11/12 at 11:35 PM

garbage is coming in from other counties so why not complain about it . there are buzzards sitting all over so there must be a oder coming from it ,and that is not greenco.

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