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Yup, don't buy across from a refinery and then whine when it expands. On the other hand, city planners should allow enough buffer around it, or at least offer the refinery the option of putting dibs on some land for future expansion when they do planning. I too am looking at buying a home soon, and I too am looking very carefully at city maps, future route plans, locations of refineries, open land that may become something you don't want to live next to, sewerage treatment plans, recharge basins, the works. It is good old common sense - never hurt anybody unless they don't have it.

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