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Factories will hopefully buil in Ill, which would help the local economy. I think people are going green here, and these jobs would help the economy. Everyday there is something in the local paper about another wind farm going up near by. I was wondering if you every considered building a factory in the midwest. This town (Lincoln, IL) had many factories years ago and very soon another one will pull out leaving 100 people without jobs. Other factories have long since pulled out and other factories have laid off. I'm sure there is more than adequate job force here. Not to mention we live on the jet stream it's windy and this new technology seems to be popular. I have my own business here locally Lincoln, IL my business name is Grand Design. If you were interested in looking at this area for development it's in Logan County and the Mayor and or Economic Development person would help you. It's a great area between many larger cities,competitve wages and many companies use this location as a hub to network and delivery thier products nationwide. I recently was in news for fighting Amern's high prices and convincing the city council to oppose any rate increases, this is the article:
Small business owner fights Ameren
A proposed rate increase by Ameren Illinois has several local communities up in arms - and at least one local businessman is calling attention to the looming rate hike.
Jeff Granda, owner of Grand Design at 509 Broadway, asked the Lincoln City Council this week to formally oppose Ameren's proposed rate increase. Aldermen agreed - informally, because they were not in a voting session - and Mayor Beth Davis-Kavelman said she would write a letter in time to beat

I think with cost of fossil fuels rising around the country and the world your technology will take off and enhance an already overloaded system. I would really enjoy hearing about your products solar and wind. Hope to hear from you and thank you for your time.
Jeff Granda
Grand Design
Lincoln, IL 62656

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