Comments on: Why Titan Is Bad for the NC Coast

By: SAE

SAE — Mon, 25 Aug 2008 15:09:56 +0000

I know my comments are late, but they are still valid. Question: If everyone is concerned with a company like Titan coming to Wilmington, why in heaven’s name would you re-elect a thoroughly corrupt mayor then question his motives as to why he and the county commissioners would welcome a company such as Titan to this area? You might also demand to know how land surrounding a historically zoned area for cement processing get zoned for schools.

If you want to do some good for this county, stop electing officials KNOWN to be involved in scandals and put people in office who care more for helping their constituents instead of lining their pockets.

By: Gorman Wilkes

Gorman Wilkes — Thu, 26 Jun 2008 23:10:44 +0000

I also received my postcard on June 26th to meet with Titan. Now I am even more skeptical about the information Titan is giving us. I am very concerned about the Mercury emissions in this area and I am afraid this is not going to help with that problem.

By: Cindy Yates

Cindy Yates — Thu, 26 Jun 2008 19:52:08 +0000

In my mailbox this morning was a postcard from Carolinas Cement Company (Titan) who says they “are eager to meet me!” They held an informational meeting June 24 & even had refreshments (sure to win folks over:)
The only problem is I received the postcard June 26.
Did anyone else hear about this meeting before it was held? If so, what information did you gather?

By: aero

aero — Thu, 26 Jun 2008 05:14:16 +0000

If this plant is built it will be taken out by people whom have — ——- ——– that pack a mean punch. The local and longtime residents of southeastern NC will not allow this plant to be built. When the diplomatic niceness and protocal doesn’t work then the last resort will be taken . Or so rumor has it. I hear they go by the name of Vanila Gorillas…. Enough is enough!!!! Go somewhere else…. Save the Southern children something for they’re children. STOP TITAN civilly or by any means necesary! We willl not be pushed around nor paid off for the impact that will occur. We can ask them nicely to go away or we can make thim wish they had. So please people behind this stop titan group stop being sooo nice! The sender of this reply hereby removes themselves responesibility from any action that may procure and will in no way shape or form take responsibility or partake in any illegal actions that may occur . they are just giveing a psychic insight as to what is seen in the crystal ball
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By: charles mills

charles mills — Mon, 02 Jun 2008 23:25:59 +0000

Questions: has anyone checked with the epa reguarding other titan cement plants?

have there been problems at other plant sites? why didn’t the mayor and his cronies check titan out before asking them here? remember the fecal matter that the professors at uncw found in the river. the city of wilmington denied any knowledge of it. will they do the same when higher levels of mercury are found in th northeast river.

By: waldo

waldo — Tue, 20 May 2008 23:40:52 +0000

This a good one to fight.
Why do we need more dust around this burg?
Mt. Fluffmore went away why not this bondoggle? Fight Fight Fight. This one is not going away without one and I’m on board.
I vote in this county so I have a say.
I say fight the good fight and we shall
persevere. TTFN

By: Stanley Newton

Stanley Newton — Mon, 12 May 2008 22:10:03 +0000

We need to educate our citizens and county Commisioners to stop Titan from coming here. This is not the sort of businesses we need in North Carolina!