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Residents urge West Lafayette council to reverse SK Hynix rezoning; petitioners say 3,000 signed
Summary
Dozens of residents told the West Lafayette City Council on Oct. 6 that the May rezoning that enables SK Hynix development risks health, safety and neighborhood character; speakers delivered a packet of about 3,000 verified petition signatures and urged independent site studies or reversal of the decision.
Dozens of West Lafayette residents urged the City Council on Oct. 6 to reverse or revisit the May decision that rezoned land for an SK Hynix semiconductor packaging facility, arguing the project belongs away from homes.
At public comment, Ann Coller said, “Over 3,000 West Lafayette residents have signed a petition opposing the industrial zoning” and handed a packet of signatures to the clerk. Multiple speakers cited the petition and asked the council to “stand with your constituents and do what is right,” according to Coller’s statement.
Chris Price, a private citizen, told the council the body is “our last line…
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