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Wrong project… wrong location


Thursday, June 10th, 2010
Issue 23, Volume 14.


What is true about Liberty quarry? People driven by fear of losing, greed and power, are ignorant of their connection to the ‘whole.’

John Muir says, "When one tugs at a single thing in nature, he finds it attached to the rest of the world." Granite is "tugging" at our world!

The ‘creative truths’ of Granite’s color, glossy ads say they will provide ‘local jobs.’ What jobs? Quarries hire trained people. After laying off employees at other locations, wouldn’t Granite offer them jobs first? Gravel truck drivers will be contracted out, merely changing locations.

"Reduced truck traffic" - adding 1,600 truck trips onto I-15 reduces traffic?

‘Cleaner air’ you insult our intelligence! ‘Say it often enough, people will believe it." We don’t!

Our community will become Advertisement
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an industrial mecca; asphalt plants spewing their stench, concrete plants, etc. A mega mine; one mile wide; the size of Old Town Temecula! 1,000’ deep - height of the Empire State Building. They will blast and carve their road out of our hillsides; a "switchback"; 65’ wide, at 15%+ grade; an accident waiting to happen!

You will see it; hear it; breathe it! Will you trade our clean air for a mining town with toxic dust, and diesel fumes from idling trucks?

DEIR states," This project would result in significant, unavoidable impacts to air quality and traffic which cannot be mitigated to below a level of significance."

Too many unknowns! Too much left to "chance!"

Help stop this project. Visit www.nogravelquarry.com.

Jerri Arganda

Rainbow


 

3 comments


Comment Profile ImageRay (the real one)
Comment #1 | Thursday, Jun 10, 2010 at 1:56 pm
Well folks, you have a choice in November, No on Horn.

Comment Profile Imageobservant
Comment #2 | Friday, Jun 11, 2010 at 9:12 pm
This quarry is needed and will pale in comparison to the environmental damage and air pollution caused by Interstate 15.

We need the gravel.

We need the asphalt.

We need the concrete.

We need the jobs.

WE NEED THE QUARRY.

Comment Profile Imagestuff it granite
Comment #3 | Wednesday, Jun 16, 2010 at 4:45 pm
Do your homework observant, you sound foolish and un informed.. look how many times this contractor has been fined huge by breaking the rules. The largest fine in Oregon history, one of many contractors who rode the Katrina fleecing and Fema has an open case in San Diego fire clean-up . Fact is ,we don't need gravel, there is a 40 year supply. Jobs ? Ask the guy above your comment who will be in the "pit"

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