<body><div><figure><img src="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?type=thumbnail_580x000&amp;url=4Ovbr0_1FdD2eHo00" alt="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?url=4Ovbr0_1FdD2eHo00" width="1280" height="720" ></figure>ILION, N.Y. -- A disruptive woman was removed from the public hearing at Ilion Village Hall Monday night.At issue: a moratorium on large electrical projects.Kristen O'Neill is with Turin Management, which was formed to redevelop the old Remington site, which Turin bought for $2.1 million.Police walked O'Neill to her car after the hearing."I listened first. I listened to the concerns of the community. And a lot of the concerns were not about the issue at hand, which was the moratorium," said O'Neill.O'Neill says she's hearing some misinformation."The biggest misconception is that we're trying to hide things. That we're not trying to follow the process in place. We're avoiding studies. We're avoiding addressing environmental concerns. These are all things that are very much on our radar. We're actually required to do these studies," said O'Neill.And while everything is on the table, "We are marketing this project globally. We want to make sure that there's something that comes in, so it could be anything right now. The world is your smorgasboard. But is a data center on the list? Yes. But so is manufacturers," said O'Neill.Nothing is in the hopper."Zero. The answer is zero. We have submitted to several manufacturers. We are on a list with Micron. We've done what we can to put the property out there. I said this last night. There's no fish swimming around this hook right now," said O'Neill.And O'Neill fears there won't be if possible Remington site end users sense a hostile environment.This is why she opposes the moratorium the public hearing was about."Because it says a very wrong message. It says a wrong message that we're not willing to work with whoever comes in to develop something collaboratively. It's saying we're going to put barriers up," said O'Neill.The Village board tabled the proposed moratorium and didn't say when they might vote on it.</div></body>

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ILION, N.Y. -- A disruptive woman was removed from the public hearing at Ilion Village Hall Monday night. At issue: a moratorium on large electrical projects. Kristen O'Neill is with Turin Management, which was formed to redevelop the old Remington site, which Turin bought for $2.1 million. Police walked O'Neill...

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