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DEMAND AN EXPANDED ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT STUDY OF TROY SAND & GRAVEL’S PROPOSAL TO DIG 100 FEET DEEPER AT ITS SAND LAKE MINE

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valerie balga
1 year ago

Please share with others. It’s a busy life and sometimes we don’t always know what is happening in our town until it is done

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Robert Dickinson
1 year ago

Thank you for allowing us to sign this petition!

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valerie balga
1 year ago

Try to share this petition with folks that should know what’s going on.

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Valerie Kavanaugh
1 year ago

Protect our environment!

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matt
1 year ago Featured

If you are going to lower the water table for surrounding wells, and this proposal somehow gets approved, then troy sand and gravel should be expected to contribute to a clean public water drinking source for town residents. demand all of this and no less.

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Susan Baxter
1 year ago

Bad idea. Environmental Hazard. STOP.

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John Mulligan
1 year ago Featured

Study should also include the development and description of the anticipated cone of depression created when the mine is dewatered to the additional 100 foot depth and its effect on adjacent private wells.

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Anonymous
1 year ago

I support the proposed expansion of the environmental impact study.

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Ann Ross
1 year ago

More needs to be done to protect the folks who live near the mining area; to protect our water supply, our house values and our daily lives.

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Helen Kennedy
1 year ago

Im a senior who lives across with my sister

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Luciano Sanchez
1 year ago

Please stop mining expansion.

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Anonymous
1 year ago

I’m afraid we’re going to lose Reichards lake and along with it the town beach. The gravel pit stinks and coats everything in town with dirt and dust. The fumes from the asphalt plant are terrible, and well water quality and levels are negatively impacted.

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Edward Heffern
1 year ago

No!

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Ellen A Murphy
1 year ago

this needs to stop!

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Eric Beskid
1 year ago

I am concerned about the monthly explosions and their effects on my home. The noise coming from the mine early in the morning is disrupting. I am also concerned about the effects on Reichard's Lake and other waterways.

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Melissa Beskid
1 year ago

The potential effects of this expansion need to be studied carefully. Frankly, any additional adverse effect is too much. This mine, being so centrally located in the community, is already very disruptive to residents.

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Keith and Noreen Wilson
1 year ago

When will they stop

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Peter Schaefer
1 year ago

Residents in our area have already lost well water due to the lowered water table from the mine's activities.

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Lois Anne Lake
1 year ago

I am very concerned about the water. We have always been able to drink our water and have never had a problem with our water and this is very disconcerting. I am worried about showering, cooking, doing laundry, the whole problem that the water problems bring.

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Judy Bryan
1 year ago

How many more wells will be dry by going down another 100 feet.