I havwee ast½hma and other senior problems. I have lived in Aurora for over 30 years I am hoping that the city is not planning to frack in established neighborhoods.²333³22²²
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Arnie Schultz
4 years ago
This is too serious a health matter to fail to prevent. Stop these new wells from coming to Aurora.
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Anya McManis
4 years ago
Noise all through 2 nights last week. Needs to stop.
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Patricia Sena
4 years ago
Tired of late night noise… lowering our property values… get them out!!!
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Chad Duros
4 years ago
The noise while everyone to sleep,
Tremors all ready felt
Devalue of our properties
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Yajaira
4 years ago
Stop
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Crystal Gomez
4 years ago
Don’t build near our beautiful neighborhood. We need it to be safe for all our children and elderly people and people with extreme health conditions and issues.
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Jonathan Williamson
4 years ago
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I live in adonea. All these wells going up within a mile and we had 0 notifications of it happening. Oakwood said they would never be built that close. Lied to twice! Health is a huge concern.
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Joshua Weber
4 years ago
Please stop fracking by my home and my childrens school
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Susan McClain
4 years ago
Aurora lawmakers need to protect people by not allowing industrial sites near homes and schools and protecting public health.
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Esmeralda Rivera
4 years ago
Health concerns
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Ellen Belef
4 years ago
The public needs to know possible threats to our health, so we can live our best lives.
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Victoria Lundy
4 years ago
Fracking projects ruin the environment and air for the entire Denver Metro area, and cause immediate hazard for those living near those sites.
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Jeffery Moser
4 years ago
I am a resident of Aurora and for the past 23 years.
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Stephen S Webb
4 years ago
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It is very concerning for me, and my family, when I play golf at Murphy Creek -- since it's near fracking and I can't find any info about emergency evacuation routes on the Aurora website or maps.
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Randee Webb
4 years ago
So many, many days that I can't walk outside because I have asthma and as an Aurora citizen can't handle the air pollution without chest pain. Also, when visiting a dear and wonderful friend, who is a bit ditzy, in a neighborhood close to fracking, as the clam person I'd like to know the evacuation routes for her area -- but it is not on the Aurora website maps! This has to be fixed ASAP!
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patricia dunn
4 years ago
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it's so important that the Aurora City Council learns that citizens are learning about these new wells and the consequences of spills, over
5 million to 15 million gallons of water used for just one frack. Wells can be fracked up to 12 times!
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Brent Goodlet
4 years ago
Our terrible air quality and climate crisis will only be exacerbated by the drilling of 100+ new oil and gas wells within a few miles of many many residences. Enough is enough. We the people of Aurora deserve clean air and a livable climate — not more oil and gas wells.
I havwee ast½hma and other senior problems. I have lived in Aurora for over 30 years I am hoping that the city is not planning to frack in established neighborhoods.²333³22²²
This is too serious a health matter to fail to prevent. Stop these new wells from coming to Aurora.
Noise all through 2 nights last week. Needs to stop.
Tired of late night noise… lowering our property values… get them out!!!
The noise while everyone to sleep, Tremors all ready felt Devalue of our properties
Stop
Don’t build near our beautiful neighborhood. We need it to be safe for all our children and elderly people and people with extreme health conditions and issues.
I live in adonea. All these wells going up within a mile and we had 0 notifications of it happening. Oakwood said they would never be built that close. Lied to twice! Health is a huge concern.
Please stop fracking by my home and my childrens school
Aurora lawmakers need to protect people by not allowing industrial sites near homes and schools and protecting public health.
Health concerns
The public needs to know possible threats to our health, so we can live our best lives.
Fracking projects ruin the environment and air for the entire Denver Metro area, and cause immediate hazard for those living near those sites.
I am a resident of Aurora and for the past 23 years.
It is very concerning for me, and my family, when I play golf at Murphy Creek -- since it's near fracking and I can't find any info about emergency evacuation routes on the Aurora website or maps.
So many, many days that I can't walk outside because I have asthma and as an Aurora citizen can't handle the air pollution without chest pain. Also, when visiting a dear and wonderful friend, who is a bit ditzy, in a neighborhood close to fracking, as the clam person I'd like to know the evacuation routes for her area -- but it is not on the Aurora website maps! This has to be fixed ASAP!
it's so important that the Aurora City Council learns that citizens are learning about these new wells and the consequences of spills, over 5 million to 15 million gallons of water used for just one frack. Wells can be fracked up to 12 times!
Our terrible air quality and climate crisis will only be exacerbated by the drilling of 100+ new oil and gas wells within a few miles of many many residences. Enough is enough. We the people of Aurora deserve clean air and a livable climate — not more oil and gas wells.