Kaufman Residents Slam the Door on Horsemeat
On March 3, the Kaufman, Texas, zoning board unanimously voted to close Dallas Crown Inc., one of three horsemeat processing plants in the United States. The board ordered the Kaufman-based plant to close its doors by Sept. 30, citing public
On March 3, the Kaufman, Texas, zoning board unanimously voted to close Dallas Crown Inc., one of three horsemeat processing plants in the United States. The board ordered the Kaufman-based plant to close its doors by Sept. 30, citing public health and safety concerns as reasons for their decision.
Don Feare, an attorney representing 15 area residents, told the Star-Telegram.com, “They (area residents) have been having to live a very long time with overwhelming noxious odor and dead animals parts being dragged around their yards.”
In November, the board ruled that the plant was a nuisance to the community, but delayed decisions on what actions it would take. For more information see article www.TheHorse.com/ViewArticle.aspx?ID=6587.
Mark Calabria, an attorney representing Dallas Crown, said the board’s ruling was illegal, and the company plans to appeal the decision in court
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Chad Mendell
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