The fight between a Cedar Rapids neighborhood and a pillar of the local industrial community will go before the City Council today. Cargill needs a railyard, and neighbors nearby say they understand that need. "They should probably get a railyard," says Rick Stanek. "But this railyard they're proposing right now, right at the entrance to Prairie Park Fishery, there's people that fish there, there's trails and bicycles there, there's marathons. This is the worst possible location to do this."  The site along Otis Road SE is actually the second location selected by Cargill. Last year, the company proposed a site to the north and west of the current location. Neighbors there appeared to be on board with that location, but others in the neighborhood were not, and convinced city leaders to delay a final decision until more consideration could take place. Cargill has held public meetings, and even presented environmental studies and experts to show the impacts to the surrounding area would be limited. But many remain unconvinced. Read the story  here.