That kind of eminent domain and subsequent land condemnation would irk me too, just too one sided, and controversial.
I attended a planning meeting at an adjacent town, at the request of a friend with land there. Right from the beginning, you need to get involved, the language of the laws they proposed was vague and was written in a circle in some areas, like the clear delineation of the sizes of these mills. I made some comments on this (some small independent local newspaper even included it in their article covering the meeting) and the town atty agreed to change the language, as it was, the towns inspector, could have made a homeowner subject to the more stringent requirements of a large commercial mill, even though that was not their intent, get a mean inspector or town official, was written in their favor or still not clear enough, why can't people keep it simple, this is why folks need to get involved at all levels, when you don't things like this fall to the wayside.
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