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DRMS Permit Index
Permit No
M2016010
IBM Index Class Name
Permit File
Doc Date
4/22/2016
Doc Name
Notice of Objections and Comments
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DRMS
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Transit Mix Concrete Co.
Email Name
AME
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Comprehensive Plan. <br />Wildlife, wildlife habitats, wildlife migratory paths and biodiversity will be lost. An <br />environmental study needs to be completed, rather than take the word of the applicant, <br />that there are no endangered species located on the land or nearby lands. The proposed <br />quarry site could be in violation of the Federal and State Endangered Species Act. The <br />Mexican Spotted Owl, “Strix occidentalis lucida”, is State and federally threatened, and has <br />been identified in the Southwestern/Highway 115 Corridor. <br />Moving dirt and extracting rock from the ground alters the flow of water runoff. The <br />abutting neighborhoods depend strictly on well water supplies for all their water needs. <br />There is potential for well contamination and/or damage, or complete loss from nearby <br />blasting, contamination from blowing dust, and water runoff. Additionally, the heavy <br />equipment necessary for quarrying, and that uses gasoline, diesel, oil and transmission <br />fluids; can potentially leak these fluids. Small amounts to larger spills can contaminate <br />100' to 1000's of gallons of ground water. <br />Quarrying requires heavy equipment, blasting, drilling, earthmoving, all of which create noise and <br />dust, and, would certainly diminish the quality of life and wellbeing of the adjacent land owners <br />and surrounding area. Southwestern/Highway 115 Corridor’s unparalleled natural beauty will be <br />compromised and the landscape densely populated with quarries and their side effects. The 115 <br />Southwestern Highway area is currently taxed by the activities and traffic associated with Fort <br />Carson, Cheyenne Mountain State Park, RV Parks, and privately owned parks opened to the <br />public, within the surrounding area. Protection of the land, environment, and public health, safety, <br />and wellbeing is consistent with my constitutional rights. In alliance with the “Highway 115 <br />Citizen’s Advisory Committee”, the citizens, and the fellow neighborhoods along the corridor, I am <br />opposed to the quarry development. <br />Sincerely, <br />Geri Sovaiko, 11335 Valle Verde Dr., 80926
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