Highly polluted areas, waste sanitation plant is right there. 

You will have noise pollution, bad smells, and an eyesore. 

That doesn't factor in the human cost of death and injury of men and women in uniform protecting fossil fuel supply, or death and injury from localized pollution and environmental damage.When you factor those true costs in, solar and renewables win hands down.

We have serious air pollution problems from wildfires, atmospheric inversions, and now the drying Great Salt Lake--which has a salt bed contaminated with lead, arsenic, and numerous other pollutants that get carried into the air by our frequent wind storms. 

This could get ugly for you, the well can possibly be polluted by the septic system and leech field.

One bad apple in a crowd can ask a lot of questions that end up polluting the opportunity for everyone.

Just don't bring your traffic jams, noise and industrial pollution.

No pollution and low cost of living with good friendly neighbors.

You need to contact the city for permits and an Storm Water Pollution Prevention Plan (known as a SWPPP) or something similar.  

Vibrant musical sceneEqually vibrant start up sceneQuality infrastructureHospitals, schools, a very large supply of KindergartensFavorable rent control policyHigh security in the streetsQuality public transport and airportsSurprisingly good food sceneComparatively low pollution.