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Vistancia resident wants out of Peoria


The article written in the Peoria Independent about Amkor brings up resident complaints, but obviously Mesquite Councilmember Matt Bullock and the town council don’t care about the residents because this is a done deal.

It is beyond absurd that they are building this toxic monstrosity right next to a charter school and very near Vistancia residents.  We are not even a quarter mile away from this site.

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Vistancia resident wants out of Peoria

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By Valerie Grunther, Peoria resident


The article written in the Peoria Independent about Amkor brings up resident complaints, but obviously Mesquite Councilmember Matt Bullock and the town council don’t care about the residents because this is a done deal.

It is beyond absurd that they are building this toxic monstrosity right next to a charter school and very near Vistancia residents.  We are not even a quarter mile away from this site.

We will be moving out as soon as possible, and this hopefully won’t be a negative for selling. Everybody in Vistancia, including Trilogy residents, are outraged that we never had any say in this. Can’t wait to get out!



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