A controversial warehouse development project in Gloucester County, New Jersey was voted down on Thursday night.
MULLICA HILL, New Jersey --
"We're all extremely excited obviously. This has been a long road for us. We've put in a lot of work, signs, community meetings, town halls," said resident Adam Pennypacker of Mullica Hill. Residents voiced concerns regarding the plan for a two-million-square-foot warehouse development in the fields across from Casella Farms, a residential neighborhood.
Residents worried about a number of issues including air pollution, noise, traffic, local wildlife, and property values.
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