It's not just the Nissley's who are opposed to this. People didn't want TMI, either. Has anyone considered the irony that they are putting an ethanol refinery in a corn field? If they want the refinery there, maybe they should try living beside one for a while.

The change they are contemplating would allow manufacturing facilities such as ethanol to be permitted as a matter of right and not subject to conditions and public hearings.

"We're just looking at the fact that you have one family up there that in both the Penn-Mar and Lancaster Biofuels projects is impeding the development of that industrial parcel next to our waste-to-energy plant," said James Warner, executive director of the Lancaster County Solid Waste Management Authority, which owns the property.


White elephant makes demands. How many shiny turds can one Twp. accomodate? Don't want to make anymore back channel "donations" ?