Referencing the relocation of the proposed Alto concrete batch plant Presenter: Galen Farrington Good morning Chairman Proctor and Commissioners. I’m Galen Farrington of Legacy Lane in Alto. I have spent 50 years of service to Ruidoso and Lincoln County as a teacher of 45 years, an Olympic cycling coach for 12 years, a US Chess…
On July 20, 2023 the Attorney for the Alto CEP Tom Hnasko filed an “Appellant’s Docketing Statement” with the New Mexico Court of Appeals, regarding the deliberation and vote of the Environment Improvement Board (EIB) to overturn the Final Order of the Deputy Secretary of the Environment to deny the air quality permit for the…
Passersby likely noticed the start of substantial excavation work on the proposed concrete batch plant (CBP) site in April 2023. After a few weeks, the work was completed, and activity at the proposed site stopped. Although this work occurred before the issuance of the air quality permit, New Mexico 12th Judicial District Court Judge…
Cynthia E. Black Ms. Corral: I’m opposed to the construction of the concrete batch plant proposed by the Roper Construction Company. My primary reason for opposition: Limited & connected aquifers where high use impacts neighbors Aquifer contamination potential is high There are other issues to consider for opposition to this concrete plant involving air quality,…
January 31, 2022 To Whom It May Concern: Fort Stanton Cave and the Snowy River Passage is a Lincoln County Jewel that was formed by the pure waters from the great Sierra Blanca Mountain in our back yard, and must be protected. In 2005 the cave was designated a National Conservation Area by Congress,…
