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The City Council voted no and the quarry plan is defeated. Keep an eye on local news in case Georgia Stone decides to file an appeal in court.

March 4, 2017

Stopthequarry

Stopthequarry

🏆 Won — 149 supporters Verified

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Started by Tiffany Strickland 9 years, 8 months ago

The City Council unanimously voted NO on the rock quarry!! Thank you for all the support and help. Georgia Stone could still appeal it to Superior Court. But let's hope they won't overturn it. Thank you again

Please help us stop the quarry! Please sign and comment as well. If you live in Douglasville, make sure you comment when you're at home so that it shows Douglasville. If you can put your address as well, that'd be great. Please share with your friends and family!

Stop Georgia Stone Company from putting another rock quarry in Douglasville, Ga on W Strickland. It will create terrible traffic between S Flat Rock Rd and the first railroad crossing. They're talking about a truck in and out every 1-2 minutes! They also want the train to stop there which will cause more traffic jams! It will also decrease property value, create dust, and noise pollution. There are also 16 migratory birds, 2 endangered species, and many creeks and streams that will be affected. Let's stop the quarry now!


The city council meeting is set for January 12 and January 17 at the Conference center downtown. We need the support for people against the quarry.


**NOTE-IPETITIONS MAY ASK FOR A DONATION TO SIGN THE PETITION. YOU CAN SKIP THIS OPTION. I'm sorry as this is my first online petition. Please do not donate. This doesn't go to us or the fight against the rock quarry!

Updates

January 16, 2017

I have been busy tracking the latest permit filings while getting ready for our next push against the company. Email your city council representative today to demand they hold firm against any appeal. Post our link on Facebook to keep the pressure high while we wait for their next move.

January 16, 2017

The momentum behind this fight has reached a level that forces the city to pay attention. Send a direct email to your council member right now to keep the pressure on before the next session.

Reached 100 supporters

January 16, 2017

66 Comments

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Jerry Browning
9 years ago Featured

8381 Timberlane Dr. My neighborhood is right down the street from the proposed site. My neighborhood is already being ruined by huge housing development going in right behind us. This would be the final nail in the coffin for this neighborhood.

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Brian Fox
9 years ago Featured

Douglas County has no need for another quarry. It won't produce any new jobs and the existing quarries serve the purpose. Our environment needs to grow with a different business focus. One that does not harm the environment of the county or endanger our riparian systems.

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Darcy Lamoree
9 years ago Featured

The train in itself causes so much difficulty for those crossing the tracks. Stopping it for trucks,that will also endanger the children and elderly that walk around here, will just cause more train accidents.

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lora ruby
9 years ago Featured

I lived in Douglasville for 5 years...the blasting would wake me up. The quarry is too close to town.

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Cindy Lyle
9 years ago Featured

Our downtown has made such great progress and with the closing of 92 at Campbellton we are poised to become a vibrant walkable intown neighborhood that can attract good restaurants, shops, and cultural opportunities. Please don't take a step backward at this juntcture!

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John foran
9 years ago Featured

I'm concerned with the impact that could be caused to the water shed south of the proposed rock quarry. Also the property value impacts that would be caused by the land-use proposed that would add a blight do all the land values around this property

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Jerrod Howard
2 years ago

Please let me know the status of the rock quarry. I have not heard any updates in almost 2 years

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Brenda D Varner
8 years ago

No Rock Quarry.