/At the October 19, 2021, Lincoln County Commissioners’ meeting, several residents and business owners registered opposition to the proposed location of a Roper Construction Concrete Batch Plant. As a result of the statements presented, the Commissioners introduced the attached resolution into the record (opens in new tab).
Newly filed Motion-To-Dismiss and Memorandum of Law are available HERE. While our attorney continues to do the excellent work we expected of him, he also continues to add to our costs. Your financial support is still needed and critical to our being able to successfully stop this industrial intrusion into our environment. Please donate as…
Following is the most recent message received from New Mexico Environmental Department.Please note the solicitation for further comments in the last paragraph and respond accordingly. September 21, 2021Re: Air Quality Permit Application No. 9295 (Agency Interest No. 40076 – PRN20210001)Roper Construction Inc, Roper – Alto Concrete Batch Plant Dear Concerned Citizen:The New Mexico Environment Department’s…
Make Your Reservations for a Fundraising Good Time! The McBride Fire has forced this schedule change. Click Here to go to the reservations page. Click Here to go to the reservations page. We are grateful for the generous donation of the event registration function by theRuidoso/Lincoln County Association of Realtors
The next public meeting for AltoCEP will be held at the Alto Lakes Golf and Country Club Pavilion from 6:30 to 8PM, Wednesday, December 15. Everyone is invited. There will be announcement of several recent legal notifications concerning the Roper Concrete Batch Plant (CBP) and updated information pertinent to all local residents who are opposed…
All of the Technical inputs to the NMED AQB hearing have been submitted. We are providing them here for your review and use in preparation for any Public Comments you want to make. First, however, here is the address to watch the hearing from your own computer using your web browser if that is your…
Lincoln County Commissioners earlier this month passed a resolution in support of an outspoken group of Alto residents who are trying to stop a concrete plant from opening in their community. “The proposed use of the property is totally out of character for the area,” said Lincoln County Commissioner Tom Stewart, who voted in favor…
