This would greatly impact my bicycling and motorcycle riding in the area. I'm sure there would be other areas that this mining company could look to that aren't in such a populated area.
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Robert paul
4 years ago
Not in favor of gravel pit slash mine.
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Catherine miller
4 years ago
What an avoidable tragedy for so many to lose the peace and solitude we have had in this pristine area for generations when there are other less intrusive places for this business. Please reconsider.
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Spencer Price
4 years ago
Please do not do this. That area has been important to hundreds of families for generations including our own.
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Wendy Parrish
4 years ago
This place is a treasure. Leave Montana alone
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Kay Heiner
4 years ago
Please preserve the natural beauty and wildlife habitat of the Beautiful State of Montana. That’s why we come here from all over, not to see city life and townhomes and condos!!!!! You will ruin this piece of Heaven!
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Val heiner
4 years ago
Dig a hole on the other side of the mountain.
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Ben Curtis
4 years ago
Please no!
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R Tim Larsen
4 years ago
500,000 cubic yards of gravel is enough to fill a football field 230 feet high!
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Richie Romney
4 years ago
Is there any sort of meeting to discuss details?
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Shauntel Banasky
4 years ago
Such a disgrace that this is even a possibility.
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Lyndsey Romney
4 years ago
Boooo.
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Brad Romney
4 years ago
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It seems like there is plenty of land located along either of the two main highways going into West Yellowstone that could support a sand & gravel operation with better logistics. Why would a gravel pit make sense along Denny Creek Road?
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Leslie Noelle Sullivan
4 years ago
The Hebgen Basin is no place for a sand and gravel pit, and the Denny Creek Road is an especially bad choice. The basin serves as a corridor for wildlife and a major recreation zone for visitors, just outside Yellowstone Park. The Denny Creek road is narrow enough without truck traffic, and extremely busy already in summer months. This is a poor use of land in a vital corridor.
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Richard Cannon
4 years ago
This would be terrible, as a land owner in the area, please do not allow this to happen, thanks for the help!
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Anonymous
4 years ago
No
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TANYA Griffeth
4 years ago
How would you like this next to your house? Please be considerate of others.
Protect our land!
The important detriments are in inumerated well.
This would greatly impact my bicycling and motorcycle riding in the area. I'm sure there would be other areas that this mining company could look to that aren't in such a populated area.
Not in favor of gravel pit slash mine.
What an avoidable tragedy for so many to lose the peace and solitude we have had in this pristine area for generations when there are other less intrusive places for this business. Please reconsider.
Please do not do this. That area has been important to hundreds of families for generations including our own.
This place is a treasure. Leave Montana alone
Please preserve the natural beauty and wildlife habitat of the Beautiful State of Montana. That’s why we come here from all over, not to see city life and townhomes and condos!!!!! You will ruin this piece of Heaven!
Dig a hole on the other side of the mountain.
Please no!
500,000 cubic yards of gravel is enough to fill a football field 230 feet high!
Is there any sort of meeting to discuss details?
Such a disgrace that this is even a possibility.
Boooo.
It seems like there is plenty of land located along either of the two main highways going into West Yellowstone that could support a sand & gravel operation with better logistics. Why would a gravel pit make sense along Denny Creek Road?
The Hebgen Basin is no place for a sand and gravel pit, and the Denny Creek Road is an especially bad choice. The basin serves as a corridor for wildlife and a major recreation zone for visitors, just outside Yellowstone Park. The Denny Creek road is narrow enough without truck traffic, and extremely busy already in summer months. This is a poor use of land in a vital corridor.
This would be terrible, as a land owner in the area, please do not allow this to happen, thanks for the help!
No
How would you like this next to your house? Please be considerate of others.
Can we file a preliminary injunction?