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DRMS Permit Index
Permit No
M1990057
IBM Index Class Name
Revision
Doc Date
4/18/2023
Doc Name
Comment/Objection
From
Justin Yeakel
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DRMS
Type & Sequence
CN2
Email Name
LJW
LJW
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Comment/Objection Narrative* <br /> I am writing to raise my serious concerns regarding the proposed gold mining operation by CJK Milling in <br /> Leadville,CO.As a concerned citizen, I am deeply troubled by the potential environmental impacts,the effects <br /> of contaminants on the ecosystem and human populations,and the potential disruption of eco-tourism that this <br /> mining operation could cause. <br /> First and foremost,the excavation of tailings and their transportation through residential areas is a major <br /> concern.This process can result in dust and noise pollution,which could adversely affect the health and well- <br /> being of the local residents. Exposure to heavy metals such as arsenic, lead,and mercury found in mine tailings <br /> can cause serious health problems such as neurological damage,cancer,and birth defects. <br /> Furthermore,the proposed use of cyanide to process the ore is extremely concerning.Cyanide is a highly toxic <br /> substance that can have devastating impacts on both the environment and human health.Several states and <br /> countries have already banned the use of cyanide in mining due to its harmful effects. If cyanide is used in the <br /> mining process,there is a high risk of it contaminating the groundwater,which could pose a serious threat to the <br /> local ecosystem and human populations. <br /> In addition to the potential health risks,the mining operation could have severe environmental impacts.The <br /> health of local water bodies could be severely impacted,which could have significant implications for the <br /> community's well-being.The release of heavy metals and other contaminants into the river could destroy fish <br /> populations,contaminate water supplies,and harm other aquatic life, leading to ecological imbalance. <br /> Finally, Leadville's economy is highly reliant on eco-tourism,which could be significantly impacted by this <br /> mining operation.The proposed mining operation would likely destroy the natural beauty and recreational value <br /> of the area, negatively impacting the community's livelihoods.The region's natural beauty and recreational <br /> opportunities are key draws for tourists,and any harm to these resources would have long-lasting implications. <br /> In light of these concerns, I urge you to seriously consider the potential environmental hazards, negative <br /> impacts on public health,and potential harm to the local economy that this mining operation could cause. I <br /> strongly object to CJK Milling's application for a mining permit in Leadville,CO,and I urge you to reject it.Thank <br /> you for taking the time to consider my concerns. <br /> Permit Number* <br /> Enter valid letter and then numbers,for example M1977999, M1999777UG or C1981201. <br /> M1990057 <br /> Permitting Action Type <br /> Select revision type or leave blank if comment pertains to a new permit application or NOI <br /> Permit Type <br /> County* <br /> Santa Clara <br /> Enter one county only <br /> Site Name <br /> Perm ittee/Operator Name <br /> ADDITIONAL INFORMATION <br /> Are there supporting photos, maps, or documents you wish to upload? <br /> Yes • No <br /> By submitting this form electronically you agree to receive any/all follow up correspondence from the Division of <br /> Reclamation, Mining,and Safety at the email address you have provided. <br />
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