Permit Application RN 125859 - Rock & Concrete Crushing Facility
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Rodney Boyd
11 years ago
Air quality is bad enough this close to Dallas. A concrete plant will cause those of us with breathing problems to have to stay indoors. We do not need that fine dust this close to us. Will cause our property value to decline.
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Will and Sharon Parker
11 years ago
This would be extremely dangerous for our neighbors who have asthma and COPD.
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Donna Smith
11 years ago
no rock crushing plant
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Shanna Irwin-Coury
11 years ago
It would drastically alter the atmosphere of our neighborhood (much for the worse) if this were an approved long term situation.
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Eric Bland
11 years ago
I recently moved to this area to live a life that couldn't get before. Before I lived close to a power plant, which at times emitted odors and left a fine dusty film on EVERYTHING. I don't want my children to live like that anymore. Please do not allow this to take place so close to people's homes.
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Linda Regan
11 years ago
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I strongly oppose. Safety and property values and noise are my major concerns. Trucks will certainly attempt to drive thru our neighborhood As a shortcut just as in the past. This leads to increased traffic and deterioration of our roads.
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Stella Rooker
11 years ago
Please stop the environmental destruction of our community. Say no to these two permits...
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Monica Bland
11 years ago
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We just recently moved to Poetry from Baltimore, MD with hopes to offer our children a quieter, cleaner quality of life. We know all too well the effects of poor air quality and noisy machines at all hours of the day. I ask that you please do not approve the permit for a concrete and rock crushing operation so close to the quiet neighborhood that I chose for my family. Thank you.
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Bob Miller
11 years ago
I ask that TCEQ to protect the residents of Poetry, Texas from this type of environment. Please do not approve this permit.
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Jimmy D Adams
11 years ago
I live in the neighborhood behind and to the east of the sand pits. We don't want this crushing operation in our neighborhood because our main concern is the traffic and health issues from the crushing of the concrete. The health and safety issues are my main cocerns it impacts all families in the vicinity and most of the houses around us has way to much dust coming in our houses that we don't want to breathe. I ask that TCEQ stand to protect the residents from this enviroment in our neighborhood so please seriously do not approve this permit.
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Phillip Ranne
11 years ago
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The rock crushing operation is noisy loud and dusty. When the crusher is an operation we have a fun layer of dust all over cars, all over our floors, and filling up our air conditioning systems. I do not know about the health hazards related to concrete crushing but I do not want to breathe that dust.
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Kirk Hagler
11 years ago
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We recently moved from Austin to the Poetry Community to get away from the air pollution and noise found in the city. There will be a detrimental impact to our quiet enjoyment of our home and property values as well as create noise and particulate emissions in a known tranquil area if the proposed rock & concrete crushing facility is provided a permit to operate now or in the future.
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Gay Bsham
11 years ago
This is not a viable area for this kind of plant. To many homes border the pit and polution/noise would greatly devalue homes and property values. We have already endured the constant noise and traffice the sand pit. The crushing plant is just one more ant bit to the residents who live directly behind this pit.
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Scott Lehew
11 years ago
Given the number of homes surrounding the sand pit I cannot see where it will be possible for the equipment to be located the required distance from all of the residences. This is notwithstanding the noise pollution and the particulate emissions involved in operating this type of facility.
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Terry Douglas
11 years ago
Just move it
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Denise Douglas
11 years ago
That needs to be away from were people live
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Anna Burchett
11 years ago
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Alicia Duffy
11 years ago
This will ruin this area! Do not let it happen!
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Patricia Buikema
11 years ago
This type of operation would negatively impact our neighborhood.
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Nancy Bourland
11 years ago
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My parents have adjoining property to this purposed plant. No only do they both have serious health issues, including COPD and a rare autoimmune disorder, their property value should be considered.
Air quality is bad enough this close to Dallas. A concrete plant will cause those of us with breathing problems to have to stay indoors. We do not need that fine dust this close to us. Will cause our property value to decline.
This would be extremely dangerous for our neighbors who have asthma and COPD.
no rock crushing plant
It would drastically alter the atmosphere of our neighborhood (much for the worse) if this were an approved long term situation.
I recently moved to this area to live a life that couldn't get before. Before I lived close to a power plant, which at times emitted odors and left a fine dusty film on EVERYTHING. I don't want my children to live like that anymore. Please do not allow this to take place so close to people's homes.
I strongly oppose. Safety and property values and noise are my major concerns. Trucks will certainly attempt to drive thru our neighborhood As a shortcut just as in the past. This leads to increased traffic and deterioration of our roads.
Please stop the environmental destruction of our community. Say no to these two permits...
We just recently moved to Poetry from Baltimore, MD with hopes to offer our children a quieter, cleaner quality of life. We know all too well the effects of poor air quality and noisy machines at all hours of the day. I ask that you please do not approve the permit for a concrete and rock crushing operation so close to the quiet neighborhood that I chose for my family. Thank you.
I ask that TCEQ to protect the residents of Poetry, Texas from this type of environment. Please do not approve this permit.
I live in the neighborhood behind and to the east of the sand pits. We don't want this crushing operation in our neighborhood because our main concern is the traffic and health issues from the crushing of the concrete. The health and safety issues are my main cocerns it impacts all families in the vicinity and most of the houses around us has way to much dust coming in our houses that we don't want to breathe. I ask that TCEQ stand to protect the residents from this enviroment in our neighborhood so please seriously do not approve this permit.
The rock crushing operation is noisy loud and dusty. When the crusher is an operation we have a fun layer of dust all over cars, all over our floors, and filling up our air conditioning systems. I do not know about the health hazards related to concrete crushing but I do not want to breathe that dust.
We recently moved from Austin to the Poetry Community to get away from the air pollution and noise found in the city. There will be a detrimental impact to our quiet enjoyment of our home and property values as well as create noise and particulate emissions in a known tranquil area if the proposed rock & concrete crushing facility is provided a permit to operate now or in the future.
This is not a viable area for this kind of plant. To many homes border the pit and polution/noise would greatly devalue homes and property values. We have already endured the constant noise and traffice the sand pit. The crushing plant is just one more ant bit to the residents who live directly behind this pit.
Given the number of homes surrounding the sand pit I cannot see where it will be possible for the equipment to be located the required distance from all of the residences. This is notwithstanding the noise pollution and the particulate emissions involved in operating this type of facility.
Just move it
That needs to be away from were people live
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This will ruin this area! Do not let it happen!
This type of operation would negatively impact our neighborhood.
My parents have adjoining property to this purposed plant. No only do they both have serious health issues, including COPD and a rare autoimmune disorder, their property value should be considered.