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<br />I dont think that the public is aware of the fact that there ~ <br />is two separate deeds that ere recorded in the County Record- <br />ers Office that amount to approximatly 3y9.3y acres in these <br />strip miners names, One deed shows 326,35 acres in book #8y1 <br />on page ~ 327, and the other deed is recorded in book #852, on <br />page i~6ti3, and page #6til} for ~ additional acres, <br />The 3yq,3y acres were recorded on June 8th of lyo7, and,the 33 <br />acres were recorded on April lUth of lytt7, <br />The County Assessors Office shows on their Property Proof <br />Listing sheet that there is 330,4 acres, end the additional <br />,00 acres which amounts to 6 tl acres that tkiese strip <br />miners own in the Fishers Peak end Engleville area," <br />Are these strip miners planning to start with 2 acres, 2U <br />acres, and then maybe they plan to strip mine the remainder <br />of the property that they have bought as time goes by7 <br />It would be a shame to srtip mine the whole 336.1.}.8 acres <br />out of front of our Fishers Peax, and to destroy the old <br />coal mining town of Engleville. Does the public know that <br />while these strip miners have been eo~busy pouring their <br />cement Tor their L}Ott. by 7U ft, proposed work shop, that <br />there are open mines which have been neglected for the sake <br />of progress again? These open mines pose a terrible danger <br />factor for small teenage backpackers and small children <br />which tend to explore into such dangerous places, and could <br />be entombed or crushed in these open mine shafts, which are <br />1n the strip miners areas and nearby? Do the adjoining land <br />owners want their beautiful surrounding land disfigured from <br />the ugly mess created by these strip miners? <br />