Comments on: (s)Coping with Titan and the Corps http://stoptitan.org/scoping-with-titan-and-the-corps/ Concerned Cape Fear Citizens Coming Together Fri, 21 Nov 2008 14:21:15 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5.1 By: Titan Tampa http://stoptitan.org/scoping-with-titan-and-the-corps/#comment-584 Titan Tampa Sat, 09 Aug 2008 04:36:50 +0000 http://stoptitan.org/?p=74#comment-584 I work for this company Titan America, for three years and all they did to me was LIE, LIE, LIE, The Tampa plant always lose flyash and cement products wich blow all over the place. They only want to take your money. As far as getting hired by this company, make sure you record every conversation or they will burn you. They are very write up happy so drivers are always on edge. as far as west coast of Florida, we have horrible leaders. I work for this company Titan America, for three years and all they did to me was LIE, LIE, LIE, The Tampa plant always lose flyash and cement products wich blow all over the place. They only want to take your money. As far as getting hired by this company, make sure you record every conversation or they will burn you. They are very write up happy so drivers are always on edge. as far as west coast of Florida, we have horrible leaders.

]]> By: jjatthebeach http://stoptitan.org/scoping-with-titan-and-the-corps/#comment-498 jjatthebeach Wed, 30 Jul 2008 00:14:27 +0000 http://stoptitan.org/?p=74#comment-498 Megan - Just send an e-mail to contactus@stoptitan.org with your contact information. Thanks for your offer to help! Megan - Just send an e-mail to contactus@stoptitan.org with your contact information. Thanks for your offer to help!

]]> By: Megan Heuring http://stoptitan.org/scoping-with-titan-and-the-corps/#comment-493 Megan Heuring Tue, 29 Jul 2008 13:43:52 +0000 http://stoptitan.org/?p=74#comment-493 Where do I sign up to help stop Titan Cement. (I work for a truck brokerage firm. We have no affiliation with Titan Cement.) I live on Blossom Ferry Road. I will sign any petition to stop this from happening. Let me know how I can help. Thank you, Megan Heuring Where do I sign up to help stop Titan Cement.
(I work for a truck brokerage firm. We have no affiliation with Titan Cement.)

I live on Blossom Ferry Road. I will sign any petition to stop this from happening.
Let me know how I can help.

Thank you,
Megan Heuring

]]> By: Scott Jones http://stoptitan.org/scoping-with-titan-and-the-corps/#comment-279 Scott Jones Tue, 08 Jul 2008 20:15:29 +0000 http://stoptitan.org/?p=74#comment-279 Would it be feasible to try and get issue on the ballot in November? It would definitely get a lot more attention than it is now and let the public at large be heard. If it was voted down and the elected officials pushed for it anyway, it then could be taken into the courts. Would it be feasible to try and get issue on the ballot in November? It would definitely get a lot more attention than it is now and let the public at large be heard. If it was voted down and the elected officials pushed for it anyway, it then could be taken into the courts.

]]> By: Kelly Stryker http://stoptitan.org/scoping-with-titan-and-the-corps/#comment-269 Kelly Stryker Mon, 07 Jul 2008 15:47:02 +0000 http://stoptitan.org/?p=74#comment-269 Hi Ben, I have read some, not near enough, on the issue of cement exports. Apparently, there is a possible trend towards the export of cement from US to Asian and Indian markets. Africa is also emerging market. As cement demand in US levels out, increased demand projections are modeled towards 2020 to 2050 timeframe abroad. US plants have steadily been increasing their production rates and building new plants. From what I have gathered thus far, the biggest issue will be freight costs. There are international freight companies specializing in heavy product like cement/clinker and various reports out recently speaking to the ways around the transport cost. Much more to learn on this issue, no doubt, but it certainly seems like a strong possibility. Hi Ben,

I have read some, not near enough, on the issue of cement exports. Apparently, there is a possible trend towards the export of cement from US to Asian and Indian markets. Africa is also emerging market. As cement demand in US levels out, increased demand projections are modeled towards 2020 to 2050 timeframe abroad. US plants have steadily been increasing their production rates and building new plants. From what I have gathered thus far, the biggest issue will be freight costs. There are international freight companies specializing in heavy product like cement/clinker and various reports out recently speaking to the ways around the transport cost. Much more to learn on this issue, no doubt, but it certainly seems like a strong possibility.

]]> By: Ben Williams http://stoptitan.org/scoping-with-titan-and-the-corps/#comment-264 Ben Williams Sun, 06 Jul 2008 22:36:06 +0000 http://stoptitan.org/?p=74#comment-264 Do some more reading about the import and export of cement in the US. Where would they export it to? At present the US is not exporting any cement, the reason....it is far cheaper to make it overseas and ship it here. Do some more reading about the import and export of cement in the US. Where would they export it to? At present the US is not exporting any cement, the reason….it is far cheaper to make it overseas and ship it here.

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