Very few people I've spoken to have known about the rezoning, and the ones that did thought it was out in the middle of nowhere somewhere. When I tell them it's across the street from the park they all say, "What?!" By law the city only has to inform the people directly adjacent to the property in question, so they didn't tell very many people at all. It it weren't for Lainie, who hears everything, we still wouldn't know about it.

If this is such a great idea for our town, why didn't they tell us more about it, especially when it has the potential to drastically alter our quality of life? It seems sneaky and I feel like we're being railroaded,. It's disingenuous to complain about the apathy of Honeyville citizens when they keep us in the dark like this.

The thing we need to do is stop the city from rezoning the property to light industrial. Because even if the biodiesel plant doesn't work out, something else will. Hey, maybe a dog food factory! Wouldn't that be great? Ask the people in Ogden about it.