The following presentation is brought to you by the Education Committee of the Americus Area Community Coalition of Lafayette, Indiana. What impact will the proposed Rogers Group stone quarry have on your water?
Americus Area Community Coalition – March Newsletter
Hello Friends of the AACC!
Be sure to attend the Americus Area Community Coalition Public Meeting this Thursday night, March 20, at 7pm.
The meeting will be held at Wolfe’s Leisure Time Campground in Americus located on Old State Road 25 North. The next 3 months are critical as we prepare for the Board of Zoning Appeals hearing scheduled for June 25. We need everyone’s help to stop the stone quarry!
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March 2014 – Public Meeting
Anti-quarry Coalition Discusses Strategy
Members of the Americus Area Community Coalition met in Buck Creek Thursday evening to discuss efforts to block a proposed stone quarry. JCOnline.com
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Who is Looking Out for Homeowners as Quarry Comes?
Letters to the editor: Feb. 7
Ridiculous. How can a Department of Natural Resources study come up with anything other than how detrimental a stone quarry would be on the environment? Letters to the Editor – JCOnline.com
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Residents Will Appeal Stone Quarry Permit
TIPPECANOE COUNTY, Ind. (WLFI)- On Thursday a group of Americus residents found out a stone quarry they are against is one step closer to becoming reality. But they are not giving up.
Saturday morning state Senator Brandt Hershman and Representative Don Lehe met with constituents in Delphi. JCOnline.com
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Department of Natural Resources OKs Americus Stone Quarry Permit
The Indiana Department of Natural Resources issued a permit to Rogers Group Inc. for its proposed stone quarry about a mile north of Americus off Old Indiana 25.
The permit is one of the group’s final stages before beginning construction on the site. The Rogers Group, founded more than 100 years ago in Bloomington, employs more than 1,400 people and operates in nine states.
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The Beginning of the Journey….
Tippecanoe County residents from Americus and beyond packed the Tippecanoe County Office Building tonight as state officials assessed a proposal to bring a stone quarry to a quiet stretch of Old Indiana 25. JCOnline.com