BOONE, Iowa---Boone County residents from Jackson Township are set to present concerns about a possible confined animal feeding operation planned that area. Residents are expected to present their concerns during Wednesday's regular meeting with the Supervisors. In addition, the Board will receive a proposed resolution addressing those concerns. The matter is included as an agenda item for the Supervisors and will require their consideration.
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