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DRMS Comment Objection Intake 7/21/2021 3:35:55 PM
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DRMS Permit Index
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M2021009
IBM Index Class Name
Permit File
Doc Date
7/21/2021
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Comment/Objection
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Jannell Lowe
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DRMS
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AME
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Alternate Phone Number <br /> Used only to follow up. <br /> Alternate Phone Extension <br /> Connection to Operation <br /> Select all that apply <br /> Land Owner of affected land Structure Owner within 200' of affected land <br /> Mineral Owner Nearby Resident <br /> Adjacent Land Owner Concerned Citizen <br /> Government Agency Other <br /> DESCRIPTION OF COMMENT OR OBJECTION <br /> (Please be as specific as possible) <br /> Comment/Objection Narrative <br /> This request to create a massive quarry in southern Gilpin County must be studied closely and I am concerned <br /> that the impacts to wildlife,water and air quality,and traffic congestion have not been adequately considered: <br /> -Quarry blasting and drilling degrades the environment and alters the landscape which disrupts wildlife. <br /> -Quarry operations use vast amounts of water for dust suppression and although the severe drought conditions <br /> in Colorado are further west,we are in abnormally dry conditions per the US Drought Monitor. Is this the best <br /> use of our limited water resources? <br /> -The proximity to the the existing Frei Quarry increases my concerns about wildlife corridors and the volume of <br /> truck traffic that will be on the already overloaded state and federal highways.The trucks would most likely take <br /> the CC Parkway to I-70 and then exit onto Hwy 6 where they will pass the Frei Quarry and add to the heavy <br /> truck traffic heading down and back. Hwy 6 is the main artery east for Gilpin residents and for visitors coming to <br /> our two gaming cities as well as students going to Red Rocks Community College.The roads are always in a <br /> state of disrepair from the damage caused by the current mining trucks and will be made worse by adding <br /> more.Jeffco's Clear Creek Canyon Park is now a major recreation destination and Clear Creek County is <br /> increasing work on their portion of the 65-mile Peaks to Plains Trail. If the new trucks take the steep grade up to <br /> 1-70,we will see more heavy trucks on an already crowded Interstate with steep grades down into Golden. <br /> Permit Number* <br /> Enter valid letter and then numbers,for example M122112211 or C123456789. <br /> M2021009 <br /> Permitting Action Type <br /> Permit Type <br /> County <br /> Gilpin <br /> Site Name <br /> Perm ittee/Operator Name <br /> Comment or Objection <br /> Objection <br /> Support <br /> General Comment <br /> Agency Comment <br />
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