Save Labajada Mesa

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   Name: Johnny Micou on Apr 5, 2008

   Comments: Say no to strip mining of La Bajada Mesa.

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   Name: Nancy Seewald on Apr 5, 2008

   Comments: This is an egregious insult to the beauty of Santa Fe County. Protect our air. Protect our future. No strip mining on La Bajada Mesa!

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   Name: Billie FRank on Apr 5, 2008

   Comments: Please vote to protect our precious area.

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   Name: Steve Collins on Apr 5, 2008

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   Name: Anne Nelson on Apr 7, 2008

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   Name: Kathleen Richkind on Apr 7, 2008

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   Name: Althea Reustle on Apr 7, 2008

   Comments: Relative to La Bajada Mesa, I am totally opposed to any rezoning, especially to create a new Mining District. Rockology is an unscrupulous company trying to lie its way into distruction of a truly beautiful, natural and historic area, the La Bahada mesa. Distruction for personal profit....we all look at the results of that every time we drive south of Santa Fe on NM 14 (the Turquoise Trail Scenic Route) and see the scarred flanks of the Ortiz Mountains. I remember when they were a beautiful forested habitat for wildlife, a joy to behold. Before the County allowed Pegasus/Goldfields/ and other mining companies to destroy them.

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   Name: Ruth K. Arena on Apr 9, 2008

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   Name: Anna Kaltenbach on Apr 10, 2008

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    Name: Thor Valdemar Sigstedt on Apr 14, 2008

    Comments: I would like to suggest that La Bajada Mesa be set aside as a permanently protected area/viewshed that people can enjoy forever in its visual perfection, historic significance and because people should not have to continually work to protect such an obviously important part of our vusual and cultural environment.

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    Name: Erika Merklein on Apr 14, 2008

    Comments: Keep New Mexico Beautiful!

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    Name: Michael Lancaster on Apr 14, 2008

    Comments: Santa Fe County has a few remaining natural resources. They do not belong to us. They belong to our children's children. Let's leave a few and show the rest of the world that we actually do care.

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    Name: AmritLancaster on Apr 14, 2008

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    Name: Barbara Harnack on Apr 14, 2008

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    Name: Tracy Ragan on Apr 16, 2008

    Comments: Please to not approve the strip mining of La Bajada Mesa. The consequence of this would be disastrous for our local community in many ways. First our New Mexcio heritage is at risk, not to mention the adverse air quality concerns. Please do not approve this action.

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    Name: Anna Whitton on Apr 16, 2008

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    Name: Tamara J. Stewart on Apr 16, 2008

    Comments: La Bajada Mesa is highly significant for its cultural and natural features and has been designated an endangered historic site of great significance. It is also a traditional cultural property of Santo Domingo and Cochiti Pueblos, and therefore should be permanently protected and preserved.

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    Name: Allen Fowler on Apr 17, 2008

    Comments: The desire to turn La Bajada Mesa into a sand and gravel operation is a periodic, recurring event in the area. Although I have no constructive suggestions, some action by the Board of Commissioners should be taken to protect this unique geologic resource. Thanks for considering my comments. Allen Fowler

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    Name: Geoffrey Stewart on Apr 17, 2008

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    Name: Anonymous on Apr 17, 2008

    Comments: I can't believe we are talking about mining La Bajada mesa again. What is it with people that they think tearing up the land or putting holes in it everywhere is good for New Mexico Without the immense beauty of this land there is really no reason for tourists to come here or many of us to stay here. Please put an end to the idea of tearing up La Bajada once and for all. It is the gateway to Santa Fe.

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    Name: Gail Buono on Apr 17, 2008

    Comments: I vehemently oppose any mining or drilling in Santa Fe County. Eventhough they say that they only want to stripmine 50 acres now, once they get their foot in the door, more will follow, because a precedent has been set. Please deny their application! Thank you.

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    Name: Dennis And Eileen Overman on Apr 17, 2008

    Comments: Leave La Bajada Mesa alone

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    Name: John on Apr 17, 2008

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    Name: Colleen Mccann on Apr 17, 2008

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    Name: Catherine Salveson on Apr 17, 2008

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    Name: Karen Keeney on Apr 17, 2008

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    Name: Mel Morais on Apr 18, 2008

    Comments: Please save La Bajada mesa from strip mining! M. Morais

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    Name: Gary Farmer on Apr 18, 2008

    Comments: hi. just listed this cause on our "kokopelli blues show" at the san felipe's casino hollywood on may 16th, 2008 at 7:30 pm with levi and the plateros, keith secola and the wild band of indians, and gary farmer and the troublemakers. we would love you to attend our event with you booth and lit and petition for all to sign and we would love for a represenative to talk to our crowd on the night between the acts and then we will do a blanket dance for donations. trust this meets favor with your org. please call tom knoblauch at 920-4835 or gary farmer at 629-6580 we are co-producers of this event. thanks.

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    Name: Anonymous on Apr 21, 2008

    Comments: Please stop any proposed strip mining of this beautiful and historic area. I am very much in favor of protecting our New Mexico treasures!

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    Name: Anonymous on Apr 28, 2008

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    Name: Gary Farmer on May 1, 2008

    Comments: May 16th. San Felipe Casino Hollywood. Kokopelli Blues Show in support. We'll sing to the mesa!

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    Name: Eduardo Kraasilovsky on May 3, 2008

    Comments: I, Eduardo Krasilovsky, am opposed to mining of any type within La Bajada Mesa and its sorrounding environments. Eduardo Krasilovsky

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    Name: Dr. Jim Fickey on May 3, 2008

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    Name: Dorothy Beatty on May 3, 2008

    Comments: Once it's mined it's never recovered - just look at the unnaturalness of the projects.

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    Name: Gary Eschman on May 3, 2008

    Comments: Not only is this an incredibly beautiful area, but it's in close proximity to a large population area.

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    Name: Dianne Eschman on May 3, 2008

    Comments: This idiotic rush to mine everything in the west in the small hope of getting a minute amount of energy from the ground, and ruining, forever, the scenic value of the area is absurd. These companies should be forced, by govt. to pursue production of alternative sources of energy, not be given subsidies to produce old technology that rapes and pillages the areas where they are done and contributes to global warning. It's time the gov't showed some backbone and change the mining laws and start to protect it's natural environments or the entire country will start to look like something out of "Blade Runner"

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    Name: T.E. Origer on May 3, 2008

    Comments: When will people learn that New Mexico is not a natural resource smorgasbord. Screw up your own back yards. Dig holes around your vacation home. Dump your waste in your mothers front yard but stay the hell out of New Mexico. Yes it looks empty but it is inhabited and we like it just the way it is.

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    Name: Richard Khanlian on May 3, 2008

    Comments: La Bajada Mesa is a beautiful and historic site, with many petroglyphs. It should not be sacrificed for mining.

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    Name: Brad And Kathy Holian on May 3, 2008

    Comments: First it was oil and gas exploitation of Galisteo Basin. And now, La Bajada for rip-rap Is Richard Cook behind this one, too Stop it before it happens!

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    Name: Richard Dorrell on May 4, 2008

    Comments: It is hard to believe the mining and oil and gas industry is trying their best to destroy everything in NM.

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    Name: Jane Hanna on May 5, 2008

    Comments: La Bajada Mesa is not only an environmental and scenic treasure, it has historical value for the people of New Mexico. Let us not deprive future generations of such blessings.

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    Name: Gabe Nims on May 5, 2008

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    Name: Thor Valdemar Sigstedt on May 7, 2008

    Comments: La Bajada is a beautiful natural portal and a natural viewshed with all the landmarks of a cultural landscape that needs to be protected forever from scars and ugliness and thought of as a natural and cultural treasure

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    Name: Thor Valdemar Sigstedt on May 7, 2008

    Comments: La Bajada is a beautiful natural portal and a natural viewshed with all the landmarks of a cultural landscape that needs to be protected forever from scars and ugliness and thought of as a natural and cultural treasure

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    Name: Thor Valdemar Sigstedt on May 7, 2008

    Comments: La Bajada is a beautiful natural portal and a natural viewshed with all the landmarks of a cultural landscape that needs to be protected forever from scars and ugliness and thought of as a natural and cultural treasure

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    Name: Dennis Hughes on May 8, 2008

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    Name: Ginnie Diomis on Jun 14, 2008

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    Name: Bruce Papier on Jun 14, 2008

    Comments: Just say 'NO' to visual pollution in New Mexico

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    Name: Paul Harden on Jun 30, 2008

    Comments: El Camino Real is a national historic trail. Due to development, very few pristine sections of El Camino Real remain. The trail up La Bajada Hill into Santa Fe is one of the few. The historic trail and the La Bajada escarpment must be preserved for future generations to enjoy New Mexico's colonial and territorial heritage. Paul Harden Vice President El Camino Real International Heritage Center Foundation

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    Name: Bruce Papier on Jul 2, 2008

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