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J11I)C5 G. Martin, Governor Stcphen G. Conrad
\V'illian) W cokey, jr.. Sccn-tary Dif-ecror
April, 27 , 1989
Margaret F. Plemmons, Manager
Winston—Salem Regional Office
Department of Natural Resources and
Community Development
8025 North Point Boulevard
Winston-Salem, North Carolina 27106-3295
Dear- Margaret:
This is a belated acknowledgement of your memo of March 23 and the
accompanying record of the Pulix Hearing held on March 2, 1989 at
Yadkinville.
I greatly appreciate your agreeing to serve as hearing officer for
this mining permit application and the preparation of the required
record. I know this was an imposition on your personal time and is a
reflection of the continuing cooperation and support that you have
provided to the staff and programs of the Division of Land Resources.
Thanks again for your help.
Very truly yours,
Stepnen G. Conrad
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cc: Dr. Ernie Carl, Deputy Secretary
1'0, Rox 27687, Pilcigk Nor-ii Cantlina 27flit,7687
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Department of Natural Resources and Community Development
Winston-Salem RegAonal Office
James G. Martin, Governor William W. Cobey, Jr., Secretary
MARCH 23 , 1989
M E M O R A N D U M
TO: Steve Conrad
FROM: Margaret F. Plemmons -M-7N
SUBJECT: Summary of Public Hearing held March 2, 1989 and
written comments submitted pursuant to NCGS 74-51
and 15 NCAC 5B . 0011, on the mining permit
application from Martin Marietta Aggregates for a
crushed stone quarry located off SR 1711 south of Hwy.
421 approximately 8 miles east of Yadkinville in Yadkin
County.
Hearing Officer, Margaret F. Plemmons, Regional Manager of
Winston-Salem Regional Office, called the hearing to order at
7 - 00 PM. After a brief explanation of the procedure for the
hearing the following Land Quality Section staff members were
introduced:
Tom Carroll Mining Specialist
Tracy Davis Assistant Mining Specialist
G. Douglas Miller Regional Engineer
Thirty-three citizens signed the registration list. Two
citizens indicated a desire to speak. Twelve citizens requested
a copy of the hearing summary. The registration lists are
enclosed. Copies of the hearing summary will be mailed by the
Land Quality Section.
Tom Carroll reviewed the miining permit process �copy
enclosed) .
The Hearing Officer called on Paxton Badham, a
representative of Martin Marietta, to briefly explain their
proposed operation. Mr. Badham introduced the following:
Bob Edwards, Chief Geologist
Horace Willson, Manager, Environmental Services
John Long, Director, Governmental Relations
Don Moe, General Manager Greensboro District
8025 North Point Boulevard, Suite 100, Winston-Salem, N.C. 27106-3295 •Telephone [phone]
An Equal Opportunity Affirmative Action Employer

Mr. Badham and Horace Wilson gave a presentation on what
Martin Marietta intended for this site.
The Hearing Officer then called on individuals who had
signed up to speak.
Mary York asked if the entrance before her house would be
closed off immediately.
Mr. Wilson said that road will be closed off as soon as
possible and that they will control dust during construction.
Thomas Wilson asked what is to happen to an Indian Burial
ground on the property.
Tom Carroll responded that the site plans are sent to the
Division of Archives and History. They are afforded an
opportunity to look at the plans . There are no specific
requirements in the Mining Act concerning this . There is a State
law on burial grounds which is administered by Archives and
History. Archives and History has indicated a desire to do an
inventory of the area.
Mrs . Plemmons asked that anyone with specific information
about this please give the information to Tom Carroll at the
close of the hearing.
Monte Jennings said he is not an adjacent landowner but he
is in the general area. He is the only one who can see the
quarry. He will be at the same level and will be able to see and
keep daily records. He will be duly affected. Taxes will be
affected. He says common sense says land was devalued. A berm
would have to be 350 feet high to block his view. He owns
property on his side of the creek. He wants to know how much tax
money Yadkin County is to make.
John Long of Martin Marietta responded that land valuation
around quarries is on file. He said properties tend to increase
rather than decrease. How much tax value there would be depends
on land values and how much money they put into it. The initial
investment would be three million dollars. As the area grows
economically they will add additional capital and go to 5-6
million dollars in about six years. Investment could go to 30
million, if it becomes a very large quarry. They will have about
$300 , 000 payroll.
Mr. Robbi Jenkins questions the view from where he laves .
He said he was supposed to be notified and there will be a
competitive quarry which will affect him more. He said it gets
back to the berm aspect. He said he feels other counties
will benefit more than Yadkin County.

Tom Carroll explained several aspects of the Mining Act:
Notification is required to be sent to adjacent,
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t-an poi n�- }}'�PV }1aVP
contiguous land owners and that zro��� a lcycal S�.aai...�,...i.... 1
met the legal requirement.
Tax consideration is not something that that Mining Act
lets us take into account. It would be more appropriate to bring
up tax considerations outside this meeting.
Berms may be required when the department finds such
screening to be feasible and desirable. That is something we
have required much more now than in past years.
As Hearing officer , I stated that, "the Department will
review the items presented tonight as they relate to G. S. 74-51
of the Mining Act of 1971 . The proceedings will remain open for
a period of ten ( 10 ) days following this hearing for the filing
of additional written arguments or statements . Please send any
written comments to me at the following address: "
Margaret. F. Plemmons
8025 North Point Boulevard, suite 100
Winston-Salem, NC 27106
The Hearing was adjourned at 8 : 10 PM.
Mr. Thomas Warren of Rt. 2 Box 370 , Yadkinville, NC 27055 ,
gave Tom Carroll some information on possible burial sites . He
reported that the following may be buried on the property:
Lumpford Hobson
Burton Williams
Rachael Brown
Newt Dixon
Attachments:
Public Notice
Summary by Tom Carroll
Attendance sheets
Letter from Thomas F. Warren
Letter From Helen H. Watkins
Letter from Brenda V. Wallace
Letter from John D. Wallace

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James G. Martin, Governor William W. Cobey, Jr., Secretary
MARCH 23 , 1989
M E M O R A N D U M
TO: Steve Conrad
FROM: Margaret F. Plemmons
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SUBJECT: Summary of Public Hearing held March /1; 1989 and
written comments submitted pursuant to NCGS 74-51 ✓
and 15 NCAC 5B. 0011i on the mining permit
applicat-ian from Martin Marietta Aggregates for a
crushed stone quarry located off SR/117-1 south of Hwy.
421 approximately 8 miles east of Y�adkinville in Yadkin
County. `0I 1
Hearing Officer, Margaret F. Plemmons, Regional Manager of
Winston-Salem Regional Office, called the hearing to order at
7 : 00 PM. After a brief explanation of the procedure for the
hearing the following Land Quality Section staff members were
introduced:
Tom Carroll Mining Specialist
Tracy Davis Assistant Mining Specialist
G. Douglas Miller Regional Engineer
Thirty-three citizens signed the registration list. Two
citizens indicated a desire to speak. Twelve citizens requested
a copy of the hearing summary. The registration lists are
enclosed. Copies of the hearing summary will be mailed by the
Land Quality Section.
Tom Carroll reviewed the mining permit process (copy
enclosed) .
The Hearing Officer called on Paxton Badham, a
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proposed operation. Mr. Badham introduced the following:
Bod' Edwards , Chief Geologist
Horace Willson, Env ironmental-Engineer
John Long, Director, Governmental Relations
Don Moe, General Manager from Greensboro
8025 North Point Boulevard, Suite 100, Winston-Salem, N.C. 27106-3295 •Telephone [phone]
An Equal Opportunity Affirmative Action Employer

Mr. Badham and Horace Wilson gave a presentation on what
Martin Marietta intended for this site.
The Hearing Officer then called on individuals who had
signed up to speak.
Mary York asked if the entrance before her house would be
closed off immediately.
Mr. Wilson said that road will be closed off as soon as
possible and that they will control dust during construction.
Thomas Wilson asked what is to happen to an Indian Burial
ground on the property.
Tom Carroll responded that the site plans are sent to the
Division of Archives and History. They are afforded an
opportunity to look at the plans . There are no specific
requirements in the Mining Act concerning this . There is a State
law on burial grounds which is administered by Archives and
History. Archives and History has indicated a desire to do an
inventory of the area.
Mrs . Plemmons asked that anyone with specific information
about this please give the information to Tom Carroll at the
close of the hearing.
Monte Jennings said he is not an adjacent landowner but he
is in the general area. He is the only one who can see the
q arrv_ He will hp At the same level and will be able to see and
keep daily records. He will be duly affected. Taxes will be
affected. He says common sense says land was devalued. A berm
would have to be 350 feet high to block his view. He owns
property on his side of the creek. He wants to know how much tax
money Yadkin County is to make.
John Long of Martin Marietta responded that land valuation
around quarries is on file. He said properties tend to increase
rather than decrease. How much tax value there would be depends
on land values and how much money they put into it. The initial
investment would be three million dollars . As the area grows
economically they will add additional capitol and go to 5-6 ,�-
million dollars in about six years . Investment could go to 30
million, if it becomes a very large quarry. They will have about
$300 , 000 payroll.
Mr. Robbi Jenkins questions the view from where he lives.
He said he was supposed to be notified and there will be a
competitive quarry which will affect him more . He said it gets
back to the berm aspect . He said he feels other counties
will benefit more than Yadkin County.

Tom Carroll explained several aspects of the Mining Act:
Notification is required to be sent to adjacent,
contiguous land owners and that from a legal standpoint they have
met the legal requirement.
Tax consideration is not something that that Mining Act
lets us take into account . It would be more appropriate to bring
up tax considerations outside this meeting.
Berms may be required when the department finds such
screening to be feasible and desirable. That is something we
have required much more now than in recent years.
As Hearing Officer, I stated that, "the Department will
review the items presented tonight as they relate to G.S. 74-51
of the Mining Act of 1971 . The proceedings will remain open for
a period of ten ( 10 ) days following this hearing for the filing
of additional written arguments or statements. " Please send any
written comments to me at the following address :
Margaret4f F. Plemmons
8025 North Point Boulevard, Suite 100
Winston-Salem, NC 27106
The Hearing was adjourned at 8 : 10 PM.
Several people gave Tom Carroll some information on possible
burial sites.
Mr. Thomas Warren of -Rt. 2 Box 370 , Yadkinville, NC 27055 ,
reported that the following may be buried on the property:
Lumpford Hobson
EDril..lJ,-.11 r.74 1 l
D U VY 1111 a11IS
Rachael Brown
Newt Dixon
Attachments :
Public Notice
Summary by Tom Carroll
Attendance sheets
Letter from Thomas F. Warren
Letter From Helen H. Watkins
Letter from Brenda V. Wallace
Letter from John D. Wallace

NORTH CAROLINA DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT
PUBLIC NOTICE
Notice is hereby .given of a public hearing to be held by the North Carolina
Department of Natural Resources -and Ccmmmity Development concerning Martin
Marietta Aggregates' application for a mining' permit for a crushed stone quarry
off SR 1711 in eastern Yadkin County, North Carolina.
AUTHORITY: N.C.G.S. 74-51 and N.C.A.C. Title 15, Chapter 5
Subchapter 5B, Section .0011.
TIME, DATE, PLACE- 7:00 P.M. '
March- 2, 1989
Auditorium
Forbush High School
Route 2, Box 146
East Bend, N.C. 27018
PURPOSE: To receive ccmment related to the application for a mining
permit for a crushed stone quarry located off SR 1171 south
of Hwy. 421 approximately 8 miles east of Yac3kinville in
Yadkin County.
COMMENT PROCEDURE: All persons interested in this matter are invited to attend.
The hearing will be conducted in the following manner:
1. Explanation of the permit procedures as set forth in
The Mining Act of 1971 by the Division of Land
Resources, Land Quality Section.
2. Explanation of the action for which permit is required--
by applicant. (Optional)
3. Public Comment - Comments, statements, data, and other
information may be suhmitted in writing prior to or
duing the hearing or may be presented orally at the .
hearing. Persons desiring to speak will indicate this
intent at the time of registration at the hearing. So
that all persons desiring to speak may do so, lengthy
statements may be limited at the discretion of the
hearing officer. Oral presentations which exceed three
minutes must be accompanied by three (3) .written copies
which will be filed with the hearing officer at the
time of registration.
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LAND QUALITY SECTION PUBLIC HEAM7G PRESENTATION
As stated my name is
My title is with the Department of Natural
Resources and Ccnmunity Development, Division of Land Resources, Land Quality
Section.
My job, and that of the other members of the staff, is to review all
applications for a mining permit as they relate to The Mining Act of 1971 .
There were copies of the Act and Rules (hold up) placed at the sign in areas.
There is also a small brochure called "North Carolina Miring" (hold up) that
briefly explains the basic points of the Act and how it affects the mine
operator.
I would like to take a moment and briefly review a few specific areas of
the Act. If you would refer to G.S. 74-74, Findings:
The General Assembly finds that the extraction of
minerals by mining is a basic and essential activity making an
important contribution to the economic well-being of North
Carolina and the Nation. Furthermore, it is not practical to
extract minerals required by our society without disturbing the
surface of the earth and producing waste materials, and the very
character of certain surface mining operations precludes complete
restoration of the land to its original condition. However, it
is possible to conduct mining in such a way as to minimize its
effects on the surrounding environment. The General Assembly finds
that the conduct of mining and reclamation of mined lands as
provided by this Article will allow the mining of valuable minerals
and will provide for the protection of the State's environment and
for the subsequent beneficial use of the mined and reclaimed land.

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As stated in G.S. 74-49, Definitions, on Page 2:
It shall not include those aspects of deep mining not having significant
effect on the surface, where the affected land does not exceed one acre in
area. It shall not include mining operations where the affected 'Land dimes
exceed one acre in area. It shall not include plants engaged in processing
minerals produced elsewhere and whose refuse does not affect more than one
acre of land. It shall not include excavation or grading when conducted
solely in aid of on-site farming or of on--site construction for purposes
other than. mining.
On page 5 under G.S. 74-51, Permits-Application, granting, conditions, the Act
states that:
The Department shall grant or deny the permit requested as expeditiously as
possible, but in no event later than 60 days after the application form and
any relevant and material supplemental information reasonably required l
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shall. have been filed v71t11 the Department", o it Q iJLLJilI aww_i a7 ,
within 30 days following the hearing and the filing of any relevant and
material supplemental information reasonably required by the Department. . .
Such public hearing shall be held no sooner than 20 days and no later than
60 days of the filing of the application.
The Department may deny such permit upon finding one of the seven criteria
listed on pages 5 and 6 of the Act:
(1) That any requirement of this Article or any rule or regulation
promulgated hereunder will be violated by the proposed operation;
(basically means that the Department will not permit an operation that
by its very nature will violate the Act)
I n A ri11_i -Uh C operation will in ul adverse effects on w--il fe- or LJ 1
fresh water, estuarine, or marine fisheries;

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(3) That the operation will violate standards of air quality, surface
water quality, or groundwater quality which have been promulgated by
the Department of Natural Resources and Community Development;
(4) That the operation will constitute a substantial nhvsica]_ hazard to a
neighboring dwelling house, a school, church, hospital, commercial or
industrial building, public road or other public property;
(5) That the operation will have a significantly adverse effect on the
purposes of a publicly-owned park, forest or recreation area;
(6) That previous experience with similar operations indicates a
substantial possibility that the operation will result in substantial
deposits of sediment in stream beds or lakes, landslides, or acid
water pollution; or
(7) That the operator has not corrected all violations which he may have
committed under any prior permit and which resulted in
a. Revocation of his permit,
b. Forfeiture of part or all of his bond or other security,
C. Conviction of a misdemeanor under G.S. 74-64, or
d. Any other court order issued under G.S. 76-64.
*In the absence of any such findings, a permit shall be granted.
The decision on the issuance of a mining permit will not be made tonight.
The authority to issue or deny a permit lies with the Director of the Division
of Land Resources, Mr. Stephen Conrad.
Any permit issued shall be expressly conditioned upon compliance with all
requirements of the approved reclamation plan for the operation and with such
further reasonable and appropriate requirements and safeguards as may be deemed
necessary by the Department to assure that the operation will comply fully with
the requirements and objectives of this Article.

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If the Dcpartment denies an application for a permit, it shall notify the
operator in writing, stating the reasons for its denial and any modifications in
the application which would make it acceptable. The operator may thereupon
modify his application or file an appeal to the North Carolina Mining Commission
which consists of a 9 member Governor appointed board that reviews such issues
as permit appeals and civil penalty appeals. pp
In the event that the application for a mining permit is approved f,_�the
app is t St st a r 1 ti bo d or rf e bo d, e Vis
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in th' case, before e rmit i - elf wo 1 be issued.
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operator fails to satisfactorily reclaim the site or he fails to operate the
site according to the conditions and limitations of the mining permit, the bond
may be forfeited and the money used to correct any problems at the site.
Please be advised that offsite truck traffic on public roads and
potentially negative impacts on property values are not within the jurisdiction
of The Mining Act of 1971. These items are more properly addressed through
local zoninq ordinances. I also would like to draw your attention to G.S. 74--65
on page 13 of the Act. This states that the issuance of a state mining permit
does not supercede any duly adopted local zoning ordinance. Furthermore, it is
the responsibility of the local authority to enforce any such ordinance.
I would like to reiterate what stated earlier, the
hearing record will remain open for a period of up to 10 days from tonight or
`��. This gives those individuals that were unable to attend an
opportunity to comment and, if any of you are like I am, you may think
of something you would have liked to say after the meeting ends. This provides
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Also, there is occasionally some confusion as to when the 30 day clock for
review begins. The 30 day period starts after this hearing tonight. Should the:
Department request additional information from the applicant, the 30 day clock
would start over upon the Department's receipt of all of the requested
information.
If there are nc questions I would like to turn the program back over to

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RECEIVED
N.C. Dept. NRCD
MAR 10 1989
Winston-Salem Route 2, Box 370
Regional Office Yadki.nville, NC 27055
March 6, 1989
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RETURN RECEIPT REQUESTED
Ms. Margaret F. Plemmons
Regional Manager. ,9
Winston-Salem Regional Office
NC Dept . of Natural Resources and Community Development p
8025 North Point Boulevard, Suite 100
Winston-Salem,' NC 27106
RE: Martin MarieLta Aggregates
Proposed Yadkin Quarry
Yadkin County
Dear Ms. Plemmons:
I have reviewed the "North Carolina Administrative Code Title 15 Department
of Natural Resources & Community Development Chapter 5--Mining-- as amended
November 1 , 1985." I request that the permit be denied Martin Marietta
Aggregates. I submit the following reasons for my request :
.CiU UCiiAPTER SV VVV�t iiii Vn111117
UL14 REQUIRED IN PERMIT APPLICATION
(a) (5) The area in question is a deer habitat . The area also has
numerous species of small wildlife. The proposed si.te borders
on Deep Creek which contains fish and plant life. This creek
empties into the Yadkin River---a source of drinking water
for many communities.
(7) The proposed site is in a remote area. The security is nil .
There is no fence to protect anyone and no security to keep
anyone from stealing the explosives stored and used on the
site. The open pits would be hazardous to humans or animals---
anything that happened to have the misfortune to wander too
close to them.
(c) ( 10) The map prepared and submitted does not name all owners of
record, both public and private, of all adjoining land.
(d) ( l ) ALL the property owners- of lands adjoini.ng the proposed si.te
were not notified.
(3) ALL property owners were not notified by certified or registered
mail . These property owners have Land adjoining the proposed
Site.

Ms. Margaret F. Plemmons 2 March 6, 1989
SUBCHAPTER 5B .0005 CONDITIONS WHICH MAY BE INCLUDED IN PERMIT
(4) The open pits of this mining operation have the potential to
trap wildlife or even humans. There is no security to prevent
accidents From happening to anyone or anything; no fences to
prevent anyone from entering the site and stealing anything on
the site, including the explosives. The lack of fences for
security and the remoteness of the area could provide the
opportunity for Yadkin County to have an incident similar to
the Ore Knob Mine incident several years aRo. The lack of
fences and adequate security provides an invitation for crime.
SUBCHAPTER 5B .0006 STANDARDS FOR DENYING AN APPLICATION
(2) There have been no studies done on the effects of this mining
operation on the wildlife in the proposed area. The open pits
will be hazardous to the animals.
SUBCHAPTER 5B .0011 PUBLIC HEARINGS
(b) There was no public notice of the hearing published in the
local newspaper. Therefore, all interested parties were not
aware of the public hearing. A written notice of the hearing
was not sent to ALL adjoining property owners.
1 have been told that the proposed site contains an Indian Burial Ground.
I do know that several generations of tenants have found Indian artifacts on
the proposed site. Even though these artifacts were found predominantly on the
ridges, it does prove at the very least that Indians were active to an undetermined
extent in the area. I feel further investigation concerning the Indian Burial
Ground is needed before a decision is made concerning the issuing of the permit .
I ask again that the permit be denied because of the inaccuracy in the
permit application. The open pits would be hazardous to animals and humans.
The unprotected property would be an invitation for increased crime. Clearly
a thorough investigation of all aspects of the issue should be considered when
deciding. Environmental factors, health factors, etc. should all influence the
final decision. Some risks are too great . Look what we stand to lose.
I ask that you make an honest evaluation by facts presented and not be
swayed by dollars from big companies. Bottom line: remember the individual .
Sincerely,
Thomas F. Warren

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MAR C 8 1939
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March 2, 1989
N. C . Department of Natural resources .
and Community Development
Division of Land Resources
512 North Salisbury atreet
Raleigh , N . - C . 27 611
he : My well versus Martin Marietta Rock Quarry
Gentlemen : My- comments are concerning my well . As I
understand it , test wells are to- be put around the rock
quarry pit to keep track-;of the water table in the area. .
hell , 1.1-live not a half of a mile from where the pit will
be', at the top of the hill , across the street . By the time
the water,;level in the test wells fall ! -imagine I (my well)
will be dry if the quarry' s blasting affects my vein of
water, if this happens 1 want to know if the rock quarry
officials will take responsibility for their actions . will
they supply me with water until they can drill me another
well? will they immediately take care of this problem •or
try to deny it and force me to take them to court'? ;what
is their track record iniadmitting fault and cheerfully
, repairing the problem? Are they going to be good neigh-
bors_ in this regard's
' 1 have lived here 4 years in 'may of this year. 1 have
freely used the water from my well on trees , flowers , and.
my garden (vegetable ) . Luring last year' s drought 1 had
plenty of water and .ke,pt'. my vegetable, garden growing lush
and green . I anticipate no problems at all with my water
supply and I have certainly had none . Therefore , if any
develop after Martin Marietta gets in the area and starts
blasting , 1 will know the fault is theirs if my well goes
dry or 1 have any kind of water problems . 1 expect them
to take care of the. problem and want to know if they will .
Please have them write me ' and let me know what to expect
about this matter. Please bring this matter of wells up
at the hearing also .
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btate of North Carolina
Lepartment of Natural Resources
and Community Development._
Division of Land Resources
512 North 6alisbury Street
Raleigh , iv . v..y 270:1
Re : Public hearing on Martin Marietta Aggregates
Proposed Yadkin County Quarry
Lear Sirs : 1 live across the road from the proposed
quarry that Martin Marietta Aggregates plan to mine on
Speer Bridge Road in Yadkin County.
Martin Marietta has been sneaking around for almost a ,year ,
drilling core samples without telling residents of. their
plans for a quarry in our neighborhood . Most people in our
area only learned of- the quarry in January when it came out
in our local paper.
A company as large as'. iviartin Marietta should have better
public relations than this . Just because my property
doesn' t join theirs is no reason to be .treated as if T and
my family don ' t exist .
1 don' t want a company like theirs in our quiet residential
and farming community. A majority of my neighbors don' t
want them here either.
we believe our streams and river will be polluted with
sediment , acid and chemicals . This will- kill our fish and
pollute the drinking water- for towns getting it .from •the -
Yadkin River.
Blasting will affect the ground water quality of our.
neighborhood wells . who will be responsible for furnishing
us with water when our wells go':dry? The foundations ,
brick walls , cement driveways -and sidewalks of our homes
may also be damaged by the blasting . who will pay for this
damage?
'transportation of the gravel on our narrow, crooked country
road and small bridge will cause severe damage . This is
damage that taxpayers will have to pay for. It will be
dangerous for school buses carrying our children to school
and home .
Air pollution from dust and exhaust fumes will bother
everyone . Some people in the- area already have respiratory
problems .
People in our surrounding counties have rejected any more
quarries . if Yadkin County is going to have another quarry ,
let the voters decide where it� will be !
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YADKIN COUNTY Chamber of Commerce Area '"--L•--�='
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CENTER FOR DEVELOPMENTAL RESOURCES * RIVER ROAD
_WW POST OFFICE BOX 309 * BOONVILLE, NC 27011 • TELEPHONE NO. [phone]
March 2, 1989
Torn Carroll, Mining Specialist yr �9
N. C. DNR & CD ``nJ
Land Quality Section %y
512 N. Cn1 i sbil c7 St
Raleigh, NC 27611
Fellow Citizens:
Re: Martin Marietta Aggregates
Proposed Crushed Stone Quarry
Speer Bridge Road, Yadkin County
Representatives of Martin Marietta Aggregates have reviewed with this Chamber
of Commerce its proposed plans for a Crushed Stone Quarry on Speer Bridge Road
in Yadkin County.
Also, Martin_ Marietta Aggregates has already demonstrated its positive
corporate pdC-L1U_LPatJ.U_L1 in couuuercial ana general affairs of our County.
Based on information received on plans for .the quarry and the positive
community concerns evidenced, we believe that Martin Marietta Aggregates will
provide positive and needed economic and social benefits to our County.
We appreciate your continuing services to our State.
Sincerely,
Te�`ry P., Titus �jn Anderson irrunie R. Hutchens
Board Chairman Board Vice-Chairman SP_CrPtaYv/T--easilrer
cc: CSM, Yadkin County Manager
SW, F&CDC Ch.
JTR/File
PROGRESS THROUGH PAST EXPERIENCE

State of North Carolina
Department of Natural Resources and Community Development
Division of Land Resources
512 North Salisbury Street Raleigh, North Carolina 27611
James G. Martin, Governor Stephen G. Conrad
tv�iiliu; wl r--k—, Jr, ceereta- March 28, 1989 Director
Mr. William R. York
Route 2, Box 376
Yadkinville, NC 27055
RE: Martin Marietta Aggregates
Proposed Yadkin Quarry
Dear Mr. York:
Your letter of March 6, 1989 to Governor Martin expressing numerous
concerns relative to the above referenced project was referred to my office for
a detailed response. T will attempt to address the points noted in your letter. .
The staff of the Wildlife Resources Ccnmission was asked to review the
application materials and they provided their convents to us in late January of
this year. They recommended that the applicant give consideration to altering
planting mixtures to increase food and cover benefits to wildlife. Otherwise,
they stated they had "no objection to approval of the permit" .
Martin Marietta Aggregates (MMA) has indicated in their applicaticm that
the highwail area of the quarry will be fenced or provided with boulder barriers
to prevent inadvertent public access. Also, a minimum 10 foot wide horizontal
safety ledge will. be provided at the top of the rock unit and the toe of the
overburden slope. Furthermore, a perimeter fence will be placed around all.
excavations as part of the reclamation plan. Should a mining permit be issued
for this site, these items would specifically be required as operating and
reclamation conditions of the permit.
The transportation and. storage of explosives is a highly regulated
practice. There are specific requirements placed upon commercial_ users of
explosives by the federal Mine Safety and Health Administration (MSHA) , the N.C.
Dept, of Labor, Mine and Quarry Division, and others such as the federal Bureau
of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms.- For further information or, such requiretments
you are encouraged to contact Mr. Harold Megredy of the Mine and Marry Division
at (91.9) 733-7428.
PO. Box 27687, Raleigh, North Carolina 27611-7687 Telcphone 919.733.3833
An Equal Opportunity Affirmative Action Employer

Mr. William R. York
March 28, 1989
Page 2
The Groundwater Section of the Division of Environmental Management has
been requested to review the proposal and comment as to what impact, if any, the
proposed operation will have on area groundwater. Similarly, the applicant has
applied for a National Pollution Discharge Elimination System (NPDES) permit
with the Water Quality Section of the Division of Environmental Management. A
NPDES permit has specific guidelines on the characteristics of any discharge so
that it will not be degrading to the receiving waters. The mining permit, if
granted, would specifically site the operators responsibility to comply with
those water quality standards. If you need specific information on the
standards, you are encouraged to contact the Water Quality Section in the
Winston-Salem Reyional Office at (919) 761-235I.
In reference to your cor4nents on dangerous blasting, the blasting standards
utilized by this Department are based upon extensive studies conducted over
several years by the United States Bureau of Mines (USBM) . Through these
studies, the USBM has established an upper limit for safe blasting practices.
As a conservative approach, our Department currently utilizes one-half of the
USBM upper limit.
The truck traffic and associated offsite safety concerns you expressed are
not within our jurisdiction. Traffic concerns should be directed to the Highway
Patrol and/or Department of Transportation. Also, the present state of the laiid
use, whether it is light commerce or residential, is not an item for our
consideration. These items are more properly addressed through local zoning
ordinances.
The concerns you have expressed certainly deserve evaluation. As the
Governor indicated in his letter, these concerns as well as any others within
the jurisdiction of N. C. General Statutes 74-51 of the Mining Act of 1971 will
be carefully considered. Should you have any further questions please advise.
Very truly yours,
Stephen G. Conrad
SGC:TEC:se
cc: Mr. G. Douglas Miller, P.E.

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11-'i{lianl 1�J. L;o�7c r. Secrctal� March 15 1989
J l�l�tectc,l
t:Ql e 2, Box 370
RE: Martin Marietta Aggregates
Proposed Y adiCA c:,ua �r7 Y
i�?a] MLr.. �-'Iarren:
I` .ank yor r;:,r ":'cur letter_ df March 6, 1989 received in this office on N1a_rch
13, 1989 ejaressi.n,, your objections to the above referenced project.. 1 will
attempt to address the } o Fits noted �i:7 your lt?tter..
First, the staff of t1w,. Resources CoTrnnission was clslcecl to review
the application materials and they provided their comuents to us in late Janua'7
of this year. 'i!hey recc}ianerided that the applicant give consideration to
altering planting nii.xtureS to increase fool a11Ci cover" to wildlife.
Oljlenai_,e, they stated they had "no objection to approval of the pe_init" .
Second, Martin Marietta Aggregates has indicated in their appli-c:�( ion
that the hi-ghwall area of the cruarry will be- fenced or provided with }x)ulder
barriers to prevent inadvertent public access. Also, a minimum In foot: wide
horizontal safety I ledge will be providec? aL r11c top of t lze rook i t and tag
of the overburden slope. Furthermorc, a perhioter fence will be placed arc m-,d
all c-xcavati.olns. as part n = the reclamation plan. Should n mining pe2.mit lx:
issued for this site, these items would specifically be required as 01?eratinq
and rcc:l.amati.on conditions the permit.
Third, the tralsl;ortation and storage of e,T,-)1osives is a highly regulated
'.f.'hcc rc arc specific requirements placed upon commer(--;ial_ us(-,rs Oj:
xpic° i` es };v hie federal Mine Safety and Health Administration WHO , the N.0
DEtit. Or b'1]_il c1nd Oua3:.l_.1- Division, and others Such as the federal. Bureau
of Alcohol, Tobacco 2.nc] Firearms. For further inf02."111c tik on _inch
you axe encouraged to contact fair. Harold MegYe'dy of
Khe Mine and Quarry Division
st. (919) 733-7422.
)'our tJ1, a co'-'-"' of the sit(;., was ::UX Svc l"dt is to uF i N. r. Div_i_sl_(7rl of
A`rchi.v�,s s 3"i.x ,t:.c,r A.rchaelogical Branch fol: review. Thz a0pl.icant has
indicated that they will conduct all archaeological investigation of the prop-_)Sedi
mine site and pzo:%ide a cop} of Lllr Ctlic:l_l.f]_eC7 lilveSt=1CJatC':I='S f 3"I d.li1C S 1=0 the:
Archaeological Branch as they f'\1.C.114c..v.��nji - ,�';�,� }tn"C1, Y,^[SllC?sted
P.O. 276S7. halcis,,li, i'Jotih Clroliva 27611.7687 Telephone 919"733-3933
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NT-. '17hanas, t,.Iarren
March 15, PH
Pagc 2
Fiful, a PubJi.r-: noticc.-' %'!as published in the Yaclkin Ripple on -Pehr-uary 9,
1989 as th-e at'Lachod cop", of dhe a'fidavit.
-Ms. Dorothy Vpstal has ,,;rL!:tcn and a concp-J--n a�
you have rec;ardin,:j notifici tion of all. adjoi-n .ncj landcPa-,ic-i-s. A copy of
resIxonso letter recently scnt to Y- ts, Vestal is, enclosed for Your review. 1.
that: lctter addresses tic Concerns j,n your lettcr. Should you
have questions along these lines plehe advise.
In closing, -,.,e appreciate your interest A Ois proposed project and you]:
participation at the .recent public hearing. If you have any additional
inifoi,mation you wish to share with us or have spocific concerns rCgarding the
pro,,--sosed project. that fal-I tinder the Jurisdiction. of the, M. .!)incj Act of 1971,
please do not hwitate t,--,, c�iirect:ly at �919} 733-4574 .
Sincerely,
Thomas E. Carroll, P.G.
Mining Specialist
Land Quality Section
TEQ se,
Enclosure
CC: Mr. Stephen Conrad
Mx. G. Douglas Miller
Ms. Margaret Plenunorls

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D. Vision Of RCSOu1-CCS
512 t``il_)r-eh Salisbury Su �r • I flciE h, North Caf0111l3 27611
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1 Ni . .Luther Covens
Ruit.e 2, Box 379
Yadkinvill-e, NC 27055
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RE: Martin Marietta Aggregates'
Proposed Yadkin Q'uar.ry
Dear_ Mr. QV)r-ns:
Thank you for your recent l.ei:tur expressing your opposition to the alcove
? refereiiced project. 1 have-_ revie%ed the: matter of notification of ac joining
landowners and offer the following. G. S. 74-50 of the act of 1971
states in part, "the operator shall mace a reasonable effort, satisfactory to
the Department, to nori_fy all. owners cif record of land 16joini.ny the propo�-,CNJ
site.. " Likewise, NCAC Title 1.5 Chapter 5B.000 J.(1) states Uiat the 0,.�n1e1:s of
all- land adjoining the proposed mining site are to be "det r—iainr-d by a diligent
q search of the tax records or other sources of information a1=•ou.t prgx-,rty
ownership p in a inanl e-r rG�dsonably calculated to id-?ntiry tile O,,.nL)3i S of all
adjoining lan6 and. approved by the departttent. " ?�lrthe2ttio?_e, lti]CkC Title 1
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Chapter 5B.0004d(3) states "proof- satisfactory to the Department shall include
an af_fifavit by the applicant that he has causer: a ncti.ce of tlhe pending
application to he sent by certified or registered. i,.-ail . " The inining F/2rniit
application contained such a notarized affidavit.
In addition to the notification by the applicant, the Departrt)ent had a
public notice published in The Yadkin Ripple on February 9, 1989 (see
publisher's affidavit enclosed) listing the trine, date, and place of a public
hearing which was held as scheduled.
RO. P)x 27687, h,Icigh, N'011h Carolina 27611-7687 Telephone [phone]
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r1 p:)roc:jx),t,c, (--his in---ittet- an6 4 C- -()jjjj,( 1,1, -)U
lo:lv lncw! jurisd urr:Cr t:i,-.o i,iini.ng Ac!-- of L
Stephen G. Conrad
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CC: Mly. Thumas Z. Ca-roll
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State of Noi
Department of Naw-al Resources and, C0111111LII)Ity Development
Division of Lmd RCSOL]i'CCS
512 N101111 SaIiS[)Ul-}' SIT-M Raleigh, North Girohml 27611
.Jimcs G. Martin, Gover-F101 Slephell G. Conrad
- Mlarch 1.7, 1989
Avilliam W. Cobcy, if", Secrent-y Director
Nis. Helen Watkins.
Poute 2, Box 382,
Yadkinville, -NC 27055
RE Martin :Marietta ;'aggregates'
Proposed Yadkin Quarry
-Dear Ms. Watkiris:
Thank you for yo= letter of March 6, 1989 received in this office On March
13, 1.989 expressing your objections to the ab-,ove referenced project.
attempt to address the points noted in your letter.
First, the trans.1portation and storage of explosives is a highly reglilated,
practice. There ' are specific require-ment-s placed upon ccuciercial users of
explosives by the federal Mine Safety and Health Administration (MSHA) the N.C.
Dept. 'of Labor, Feline and Quarry
Division, and others such as the J:crleral Bureau
of Alcohol, "Polbacco and Fireaims. Fur further information on such requirements
you are encouraged to contact IAr. Harold Megredy of the Mine and. Quarry Division
at (919) 733-7428..
Semnd, Martin Marietta Aggregates (MLA) has indicated in their application
'ghat the highwall area. of the quarry will be fenced or provided with boulder
barriers to prevent inadvertent public access. Also, a minimum 10 foot wide
horizontal safety ].edge will be provided at Uie top of the rock iiiiit and the toe-
of the overburden slope. Fur-ffiez'n-cre, a perimeter fence will be placed around
all, cxcavaticns as pa-i---t or the reclamation plan. Should a mining r --- ',- I--
issued for this site, these items would specifically be required as operating
and reclajnation conditions of the permit.
T11
4-h CF Hirn V,,i 1�1 i -Fr,
CnTmiis�-,Inn wa, aske,3 to review
the application materials and they provided their comments to us in late Janua-ry
of this year. They recomended that the applicant give consideration- to
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altering planting mix.tures t-o increase food and cover benefits tc Wildli'e-
Othei--wise, they stated the,lI
had "I10 Objection to approval of the pe-2-mit" .
Fourth, a copy of the site plan was forwarded to the N. C. Division of
Archives & Hist-ory, Archaeological Bramch, for revie-w. The appl'iCEI7t
indicated that they conduct- an archaeological investigation 0 -� the proposed
the
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Archaeological Branch as they had requested.
P.0 lox 276r, 12alcigh, North Carolhia 1701-7687 -Jcicplionc 919-733-3833

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' March 17, 1989
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I'iifii, the Department ]ial,-6,s no dete]711.7_Tlc"Lion of the "1:•ee 'r for lee sLa'l('_ 'j.11
our review 'of t-.11e mining permit applications no?_ do ,ic have the jn1 tiior i-'y' t.1ndF_'r
We Mining Act of 1.971 -to do :;o. The DcpartmenL r vi_c%•:s this an other such
applications based o.-i the established criteria in the Act.
..%n closing,. we appreciate your in this project- anci yo�.11:
participation at ' the i.ec.ent public hearing. If you have any additional
information you Wish to share_ w1-t71 Us o1 hav�, sped ff-c Concerns regarding the
proposed projects that gall under the jurisdiction of the 1,3ini ng Act of 3.971 ,
i please do not hc-Nhate to contact ma directly at (91.9) 733-4574 .
Sincerely,
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Thomas E. Carroll, P.G.
Mi_ning'Specialist
: Land Quality Section
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Mr. G. Douglas Miller
Ms. Margaret. Plemmons
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Dear Ms. Vestal:
F `i'ha:-Lk ti-cuu, for yolLu- recent letter expressi.nQ yo= opposition to the above
referenced project. i have discussed your concern regarding the issue of
notification of adjoining landowners with our Director tor_ and offer the following.
} G. S. 74-50 of the Mining Act of 1971 states in part, "the operator shall make a
t reasonable effort, satisf actory to the Depai:tir'r:_ilt, to note F Y all owners of
' record of land. adjoining tho proposed site. " Likewise, NCAC Title 15 Chapter
5B.0004d(1) states that the owner.; of all lased acajoi.ning the proposed mining
site arc: to be "cletermined by a diligent: search of. the- 'ta.,: records, or other
sources of information about property o%--rnership in a -manner reasonably
cal.cul.atal to identify the cvne.rs of all adjoining land and approvcKi by the
$ department. " Furthermore, NCFC Title 15 Chapter 5B.0004d(3) states "proof
satisfactory to the Department shall include an affidavit by the applicant that
he has caused a notice: of: the pending application to be sent by certified- or
registered mail The lining permit application conta.i tie z such a notc=ized
ti affidavit.
In addition to the notification by ti-ie appl icC_ r t, the Department had a
'! pizbl-ir, nnti.ca piabl-isl�iu�d in ':i_1-te ,Ya: .Ilcin Ripple on F'ebJri.iary f3, 1989 c
'I publisher's affidavit enclosed) listing the thm, date, acid place of, a pu):)lic
hearing ahi.ch was held as scheduled.
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waluare any spaciFic cc ivi(;ntn you may have related to our jurisdiction under the
Mining An of 1971 .
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March 6 , 1989 f.A�fp +is� pry -WTION
Mr. Steve Conrad
P .O . Box 27687
Raleigh, NC 27611
Dear Mr. Conrad
I live on Speer Bridge Rd. in Yadkin County, I am concerned
about the purposed rock quarry that Martin Marietta Aggregates
wants to put behind our house . I feel that they should comply
with all rules and regulations if the permit is given.
I understand that this property was land that Indians lived
on. I also understand that Indians lived in the low rands
next to creeks and rivers , but buried their dead on ridges .
Sincerely,
Luther Owens

Route 2, Box 370
Yadkinville, NC 27055
March 6, 1989
CERTIFIED MAIL
RETURN RECEIPT REQUESTED
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Mr. Thomas E. Carroll , P.G.
Mining Specialist �Q
Land Quality Section y
North Carolina Dept. of Natural Resources and Community Development
P.O. Box 27687
Raleigh, NC 27611-7687
RE: Martin Marietta Aggregates
Proposed Yadkin Quarry
Yadkin County
Dear. Mr. Carroll. :
I have reviewed tiic ��Nv r.tii L.,LIila AdiTiL iJtlatI n.iJ de Title J- 1J DepaCtllle[lt
of Natural Resources & Community Development Chapter 5--Mining-- as amended
November I , 1985." I request that the permit be denied Martin Marietta
Aggregates. I submit the following reasons for my request :
SUBCHAPTER 5B .0004 INFORMATION REQUIRED IN PERMIT APPLICATION
(a) (5) The area in question is a deer habitat .. The area also has
numerous species of small wildlife. The proposed site borders
on Deep Creek which contains fish and plant life . This creek
empties -into the Yadkin River---,a source of drinking water
for many communities.
(7) The proposed site is in a remote area. The security is nil .
/ There is no fence to protect anyone and no security to keep
l/ anyone from stealing the explosives stored and used on the
site. The open pits would be hazardous to humans or animals---
anything that happened to have the misfortune to wander too
close to them.
(c) ( 10) The map prepared and submitted does not name all owners of
record, both public and private, of all adjoining land.
(d)- ( 1 ). ALL the property owners of lands adjoining the proposed site
were not notified.
(3) ALL pr5perty.owners were not notified by certified or registered-
mail. These property owners have land adjoining the proposed
site.

Thomas E. Carroll, P.G. 2 March 6, 1989
SUBCHAPTER 5B .0005 CONDITIONS WHICH MAY BE INCLUDED IN PERMIT
(4) The open pits of this mining operation have the potential to
trap wildlife or even humans. There is no security to prevent
accidents from happening to -anyone or anything; no fences to
prevent anyone from entering the site and stealing anything on
the site , including the explosives. The lack of fences for
security and the remoteness of the area could provide the
opportunity for Yadkin County to have an incident similar to
the Ore Knob Mine incident several years ago. The lack of
fences and adequate security provides an invitation for crime.
SUBCHAPTER 58 .0006 STANDARDS FOR DENYING AN APPLICATION
,/(2) There have been no studies done on the effects of this mining
operation on the wildlife in the proposed area. The open pits
will be hazardous to the animals.
SUBCHAPTER 5B .0011 PUBLIC HEARINGS
(b) There was no public notice of the hearing published in the
local newspaper. Therefore, all interested parties were not
aware of the public hearing. A written notice of the hearing
was not sent to ALL adjoining property owners.
I have been told that the proposed site contains an Indian Burial Ground.
I do know that several generations of tenants have found Indian artifacts on
the proposed site. Even though these artifacts were found predominantly on the
ridges, it does prove at the very least that Indians were active Co an undetermined
extent in the area. I feed further investigation concerning the Indi.an Burial
Ground is needed before a decision. is made concerning the issuing of the permit .
I ask again that the permit be denied because of the inaccuracy in the
permit application. The open pits would be hazardous to animals and humans .
The unprotected property would be an invitation for increased crime. Clearly
a thorough investigation of all aspects of the issue should be considered when
deciding. Environmental factors, health factors, etc. should all influence the
final decision. Some risks are too great .• Look what we stand to lose.
I ask that you make an honest evaluation by facts presented and not be
swayed by dollars from big companies. Bottom line: remeniber the individual.
Sincerely,
Thomas F. Warren

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Yadki.nville, NC 27055
March 6, 1989
CERTIFIED MAIL
RETURN RECEIPT REQUESTED �C,
Mr. Stephen G. Conrad ,
Director ^
State of North Carolina
Department_ of Natural Resources and Community Development ,A
Division of Land Resources p
512 North Sali.sbury Street
Raleigh, NC 27611
RE: Martin Marietta Aggregates
Proposed Yadkin Quarry
Yadki.n County
Dear Mr. Conrad:
I have reviewed the "North Carolina Administrative Code Title 15 Department
of Natural Resources & Community Development Chapter 5--Mining-- as amended
November I , 1985." I request that the permit be denied Martin Marietta
Aggregates. I submit the following reasons for my request :
SUBCHAPTER 5B .0004 INFORMATION REQUIRED IN PERMIT APPLICATION
(a) (5) The area in question is a deer habitat . The area also has
numerous species of small wildlife. The proposed site borders
on Deep Creek which contains fish and plant life. This creek
empties into the Yadkin River---a source of drinking water
for many communities.
(7) The proposed site is in a remote area. The security is nil .
There is no fence to protect anyone and no security to keep
anyone from stealing the explosives stored and used on the
site. The open pits would be hazardous to humans 'or animals--
anything that happened to have the misfortune to wander too
close to them.
(c) ( 10) The map prepared and submitted does••not name all owners of
record, both public and private, of all- adjoining Land.
(d) ( 1) - ALL the--property owners of lands adjoining the proposed- site
were not notified:
(3) ALL property owners were not notified by certified or registered
mail . These property owners have land adjoining the proposed
site .

Stephen G. Con'rad 2 March 6, 1989
SUBCHAPTER 5B .0005 CONDITIONS WHICH MAY BE INCLUDED IN PERMIT
(4) The open pits of this mining operation have the potential to
trap wildlife or even humans. There is no security to prevent
accidents from happening to anyone or anything; no fences to
prevent anyone from entering the site and stealing anything on
the site, including the explosives. The lack of fences for
security and the remoteness of the area could provide the
opportunity for Yadki.n County to have an incident similar to
the Ore Knob Mine incident several years ago. The lack of
fences and adequate security provides an invitation for crime.
SUBCHAPTER 5B .0006 STANDARDS FOR DENYING AN APPLICATION
(2) There have been no studies done on the effects of this mining
operation on the wildlife in the prODOSed area. The open pits
will be hazardous to the animals.
SUBCHAPTER 5B .0011 PUBLIC HEARINGS
(b) There was no public notice of the hearing published in the
local newspaper. Therefore, all interested parties were not
aware of the public hearing. A written notice of the hearing
was not sent to ALL adjoining property owners.
I have been told that the proposed sir.e. contains an Indian Burial Ground.
I do know that se"vefi generations of r_enants have found Indian arti.f.acts on
the proposed site. Even though these artifacts were found predominantly on the
ridges, it does prove at the very least Chat Indians were active to an undetermined
extent in the area. I feel further investigation concerning the Indian Burial
Ground is needed before a decision is made concerning the issuing of the permit .
I ask again that the permit be denied because of the inaccuracy in the
permit application. The open pits would be hazardous to animals and humans .
The unprotected property would be an invitation for increased crime. Clearly
a thorough investigation of all aspects of the issue should be considered when
deciding. Environmental factors, health factors, etc. should all influence the
final decision. Some risks are too great . Look what we stand to -lose.
I ask that you make an honest evaluation by facts presented and not be
swayed by dollars from bi-g companies. Bottom line: remember the individual .
Sincerely,
Thomas F. Warren

RECEIVED
MAR 07 1989 Mahch 5, 1989
tArT, lldf ITV SCCTION
North Cahotina Dept. o6 NatuAat Rezouhcez
and Community Deveeopment
P. 0. Box 27687
Rate.igh, N. C. 27611
Att: Thomas . Cahxote P.G.
Mining Specia.ti s.t
Land Quatity Section
Re: Izzue c� mining peAm.it bon pupozed quay Yadkin County, Speah 8nidge Road
by MaAti.n MccAietta. Aggnegatu
I undeAztand the apptication box a mining pehmit zha t inctude the
not i j icati.on by ceAtic ied malt o A att adjoining .land ownenz.
I am the owner o6 tand adjoining the pAopozed .location o� the. quay and
way not at any time not i6.ied by Martin Ma)t ietta. o f theiA intent to Locate
quaAAy oA ob the pubtic heaAing.
I ztAongty oppoze zaid quwcny and nequut that you deny .the pexmit o�
MaAtin Manietta, they having not even 4ottowed pAopeA appf-icauon
pn ocedunes.
V oAo-th.y W. V u;cat
Route 3 Box 541
V�dkinv-i,Ue, N. C. 27055

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March 6 , 1989 �2
Mr. Thomas E . Carroll P.G .
P.O. Box 27687
Raleigh, NC 27611
Dear Mr. Carroll
I live on Speer Bridge Rd . in Yadkin County, I am concerned
about Martin -Marietta Aggregates putting a rock quarry on
land behind us and I want to be sure they comply with all
rules and regulations if they do get the permit .
J
I have been told that Martin Marietta did not notify all
adjoining property owners although this was a requirement .
Sincerely
Mr. Luther Owens

W. E:-F2UTLEOGE. JR.. PUBLISHIER
PRINTING PUBLISHING
PUBLISHER'S AFFIDAVIT
NORTH CAilOIANA DEPARTMENT
OF NATURAL RESOURCES
AND corI.NiUNITY DEVELOPMENT
PUBIACNOTICE Nofth Carolina
Notice is hereby given of a public hearing to t)e Yadkin held t>y the North Carolina Department of Naturaldkin COLinty
Resources and Community Development concer-
ning Martin Marietta Aggrega!es'applicat'ion for a POrsOnally appeared before rno_
mining permit for a crushed stone quarry off SH
1711 in eastern Yadkin County,North Carolina. this day W.E.Rutledge,Jr.,who being
AUTHORITY;N,C.(;.S.74.5l and N.C,A,C,,Title
.15,Chapier5 Subcliaptei-SB,Section�9011. duly sworn, deposes and Says: That
TINIF,I)XTr,PLACE:7:00 PM,March 2,1%9,
A tiditoriurn.-Forbusli High Rhool,.Route'2, Box he is the publisher of The Yadkin
146,East Bend,N.C.VOI,B. Ripple, a 11eWSj)aPe1- published weekly
[-URI'OSF:'ro receive coinment related to Elie
application fora mining permit fora crushed StOlIC
quarry located off SR 1711 south'of Hwy- 421 ap- at Yadkinville, County of Yadkin,
proximately 8 milts cast of Yadkinville in Yadkin
-XIDMAIENT PROCE.DU":,-�Ali��per I
t State of INTortil Carolina; that the at-
iwthiS.rnatter;are invitWi021' tached COPY of advertisement was
bf,a ring.wffl-i;ciz-conducted in the'icillo
1'. EXplanali0ift04 th'e"p'c'r"m'it','p'rockidui;8i 3ef, published in said newspaper for
tandResourccs I y
orl,a-,r c,
T2 FxpLariatjon'of the action lor wJ.uch,perMiti�;.-J consecutive issues, the first Publi-
requi yapplicant-(Opti6aal)�!
3. C ornment-Commenta; statements,
1 . ... 'P.. 9th
data,and other information maybe subrmtl��In, cation being Oil the - day of
writing prior to or during the hearing or.rnay;be'
presented orally at the hearing.Tersons desinng February 89
toi sp6k will indlicate-LWs 4nteR'(jat,the'ttme,"Of and
registration at the hearing,-So (JEAL,iLi persons-
desiring to speak May do so, lengui.4.ittitcments 9 th
may last insertion on the ay Z>c limited at[lip discietibn of the hearing 9f,
ficer, Oral presentations-wW6 exceed thieL
minutes must be accompanied by LjjrCC(3)W,rl ite L T,I day of February 89
copies which wilt'tie-filed'with the h6ring offieur
at the time of registration. Ale,
-4, Cross'examination of persons'presenting
testirnonyiwill not he allowed; however, the
hearing officer may ask questions.Ear clarification.
57 he proceeding will remain open for a Period Publisher
often(10)days f6l]DWinittie hearing for additional
written argurneriLsor statements. Sworn and subscribed to before me,
INFORMATION: Additional information con- I z;
eerning this hearing may�e.6htained.6y writing or
.
Calling: this 2:�-L-day of r
Mr:Thomas E.Carmll.
La nd Quality Section
Division of land Resources j
D I co artrnent of Natural Rcsources,.j
&Community Development
P.0.Box 27667';
J.' -a Nobiry P111)1jr,
%Telcphone:S919)733-4574'{
Feb,
My Commission expir.,

uabhi n :Rippir
W. E'.'RUTLEDGE, JR.. PUBLISHKIFt
PRINTING :: PUBLISHING
ill 1)Its L113 IV,
PUBLISHER'S AFFIDAVIT
NORTH CAiM1,1NA DEPARTMENT
OF NATUl?,%l,RFSOURCES
A N 1)CONINIL
. PUBLICNOTICE North Carolin,,t
Notice is hereby given of a public hearing to be
field by[lie'North Carol i i1a Departt rent of Natural Yadkin County
Resources avid Community Development concer-
ning Martin Marietta Aggregates'applica;jon for a Personally appeared before me
mining permit for a crushed stone quarry off Sit
1711 in eastern Ya'tikin county,Nuith Carolina. this day W.E.Rutledge,Jr.,who being
,AUTHORITY:N.C.G.S.74-51 and MC.A.C.Title
.15,Cliapt I er5 Subchapter 511:Sectibn'.'9011. duly SWOrn,, deposes and says: That
TINIF,DATE,PLACE:7:00 PM,March 2,1%9,
A:uc[itcriUn1,'FnVN1.S 11 Iligh School,,Route 2, [lox he is the publishel, of The Yadkin,
146,East Bend,N.-C.�27018.
PURPOSE; To receive comment related to the Ripple, a newspaper JAIMiShed Weekly
application fur a mining permit far a'crushed stone'
quarry located off SR 1711 south of Hwy,421 ap- at Yadkinville,
c0l"ItY of Yad-kin
proximately 8 mile.,east of Yadkinville in Yadkin ,
State of North Carolina; that the It-
-:C0MMFNT-PROCED U HE:-:,,Ah.persons in
Cached copy of advertisement was
to
I .. .hearing w. i ll't'e"-Ctan inLhc`io'JL owi
Fxplanation.of the permitproceduies as se[
J®rth-m The ki,ru,ng Act of 1971 by the Divtsl¢naf Published in said newspaper for
�I and Resources land QualitySeCtlon W-'
Explanation.n,of.1.1i " h`�
2 consecutive iss cRt!i�o n,,go r tech ues, ',the first publi;.
3.'P.ublic'Cofiin,,:nt.C.lnmcnti",-statennents
data,and other information may tie submitted 16' cation being on the 9th
day of,
writing prior,to or during the hearing orniay..be
presented orally at the hearing.,Fersoris'de's'I 'F
"ring e bruary 89
to sp6k'wilL indicate.this inten4'at the'iim
'persons-
desiring1 "e'-o f 19—, and
registration at [lie hearing.-':"So­ih.C.-atl,to speak may do so, leng y-S-tattemwts the last insertion on the 9th
may be limited at the discretion of tllc' o
fiver. Oral p'rosentations-which exceed thr'ee
r�s:nutesT�ustbeiccompariiedbyttiree.(3.)w.ntle'n' day of February 80
copies which will lie-riled�with the hearing officer
at the time of registration.`
Cross-exnmination of person's'presenting
testirriony%will not be allowed; howe'.'er, the,
hearing officer may ask questions:for clarification,
P
5.The proceeding will remain open.for a period ublisher
of ten(to)days following the hearing f6riddRi6naL
writtenargumentsorstaLements. I Sworn and subscribe4 to before me,
[NFORNIATWN: Additional information con-
c(,-mingtliis hearing may bebbiain.edb'y writing or,
day of
Mr:Thomas U.uarrall
Land Quality Section I
ri+vision of Land ftesoun!esY
DeprimenlofNatural Resources,.
&Community Development
Raleigh.North Carolina 77611�.! NOtai'y Public
hone:J9!9).7-�3�1 My COmmissioll expires

W. E, RuTLEDGE:JR.. PUBLIaKIER
PRINTING PUBLISHING
PIUBLISHER'S AFFIDAVIT
NORTH CAROLINADEPARTMENT �
OF NATURAL RF,SOURC"
AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT North Carolina
PUBLIC NOTICE
Notice is hereby given of a public hearing to be' Yadkin County
held by the North Carolina Department of Natural
Resources and Commutu[y Development concer-: Personally appeared before me
ring Marlin Marietta Aggregates'application for a ;
mining permit fora crusticd stone quarry.off SR this day W.E.Rutledge,jr.,who being
1711 in eastern Yadkin County,North Carniioa. ..!
N,C.G.S.74 51 and N.C.A.C.Title duly sworn, deposes and says: That
}AUTHORITY:
s15;Chapter5,Sutc ter58;Section 00{11 ''.' •:'' _
T[ME,DATB'PI ACE:7:00 PM,March 2;1989, he is the publisher of The Yadkin
Auditarium,;Forbush ]sigh school,,Route 2, Box
✓14fi,EastBena,N C:27010.,(.. '' Ripple, a newspaper published weekly
PUruvnsF rn�fr;ivg rnmrnent'related to the
application fora mining permit for a-crush edstonc' I at Yadkinville, County of Yadkin,
quarry located off SR 1711 south ofaiiwy:421 ap-
proximately Smiles cast of Yadkinville in Yadkin State of North Carolina; that the at-
tMMENT,PROCEDURE��,%;!'lit}persons tached copy of advertisement
' `attend:�'l�tie; WHS
:+tCrested'invtfiis.inatter:a're;invited tA, v;,
ipearingwiilbecunuucicun a r ys
ti'linauon or,the permltiprocedurei asisett published in said newspaper for
forth In The,Mlmng?Act;of 197 Eby ahe�D?vikldnaf j
band Resources FLand quahty5ect+on t s��k,a ss{ consecutive issues,'the first publi=.
2 Explanation of file actiaq�or w ch permit 3
�"aired ti u ltcant (O tiariiil)p i ? a '
*,` -_ Y.pp • ... .p...-._.._.,`.f'>T .. cation being on the 9th ' day of
ublic'Commcnt.Comments; stii[ements;`'
data;and other information may be Submi[fes n7
writing prior to or during the hearing or:mayfbc% February 89
presented or511y at the.hearing._Persons�desiriiig. 19 andto speak will indicate'-this intentl_a[,,ttie'tirtie;of,. �tl�
t iegistralion al.the 4hea... . 'So-,rhat,Aall"p 1rs".. the.last insertion on the
l" do sa;lengtkiy.alatements
dees,,ring to speak may
may be limited at the disc retionp[ttie'fiearing af- k
ficcr. oral'presentahons';whicri'exceed three'•' day Of February 19 $�
i.
i'mtnutes must tie accompanies by three(3)wrilte�
copies which will'tic fled with the hearing o[Ficcr'
at the time of registration:� a '
-�, CrdWexamination•,of persuns'presentmg
testimnny will not be allowed; however, the' Publisher
.hearing officer.may ask questions for clarification.'
S The proceeding will rem'in open_for;a period,
•.uEten`(10)days following the hearih_g for additional: Sworn and subscribed to before nle,
arittenargumenlior
-'siatemcats,
INFORMATION;•Additidnal'informaLion con- this r da of
?'rocrning this hearing may be abla,ised by writing oy; y
calling: - f
Mr_Thomas E.Carroll 19 S
Land R lity Sectioti3
+, •`..DiviiionofI and Res.
es'Y
-Department of Natural ResourCes`i � !•. l•r.
,r•' &CommunajDeveiopment'i LI / Notary !'agile
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postmaste r fees and check boxes) far additional service(s) requested.
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t(Exrra charge)t t(Eirtra charge)t
3. Article Addressed to: 4. Article Numb JJ{J
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Type of Service:
❑�,, �RRe istered ❑ insured
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UNITED STATES POSTAL SERVICE
OFFICIAL BUSINESS • . "' •. ' ` �' g
SENDER INSTRUCTIONS
Print your Warne, address, and ZIP
Code in the space below.
' + Complete items 1, 2, 3, and 4 on t.i_
I f _Af PlaAl � y .F {,l�
I the reverse. 4�Vo
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• Attach to front of article if spacepermits, otherwise affix to hack ' \)-p
of article. PENALTY FOR PRIVATE
• Endorse article Return Receipt , t N USE, M
Requested" adjacent to number.
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TO C:2,7e�<F7
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*SENDER: Co lets Items 1 and 2 when additional servTces are desired, and complete Items 3
and 4.
Put your address in the "RETURN TO" Space on the reverse side. Failure to do this will prevent this
card from being returned to you, The Leturn rKelpi fe2 wIll provide you then me 9f the pgrson
delivere5Wg af1d the dpte oLgellygry. For additional feeis the following services are available. Consult
post ter for fees and check box(es) for additional servlce(s) requested.
1. Show to whom del Ivered, date, and addressee's address. 2. 0 Restricted Delivery
t(Extra charge)t t(Extra charge)t
3. Article Addressed to- 4. Article Number.� I �/(o f
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'�❑ istered ed
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S. Signature
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7. Date of Delivery �1
PS Form 3811. Mar. 1987 U.S.G.PO. 1987-178-268 DOMESTIC RETURN RECEIPT

UNITED STATES POSTAL SERVICE
OFFICIAL BUSINESS
t
SENDER INSTRUCTIONS
Print your name, address, and ZIPS
Code in the space below.
• Complete items 'I, 2, S, and 4 on :1
the reverse. US �
• Attach to front of article if space
permits, otherwise affix to backs ,
of article. `+ PENAM FOR PRIVATE
• Endorse article "Return Receipt • ;� USE, $aoa
Requested" adjacent to number.
RETURN Print Sender's name, address, and ZIP de in the space below.
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NDER: Co fete items 1 and 2 when additional services are desired, and compteie etmsiia w
and d.
Put your address In the "RETU RN TO" Space on the reverse side. Failure to do this will prevent this
card from being returned to you, The relu rn_ERgelpt f ge AjW provide- yqu thg ngme of Jhe 2grjQn
d ve e dglip f QQ1jvM, For additional fees the following services are available. Consult
po tM r for fees and check boxes) for additional service(s) requested.
I. Show to whom delivered, date, and addressee's address. 2. ❑ Restricted Delivery
t(Extra charge)t t(Extra charge)t
3. Article Addressed to; 4. Article Number
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Type of Service:
' '� ❑ Re 'stered ❑ insured
+, ertified ❑ coo
Express Mail
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or`agent and D TE DELIVERED.
' 5. Signature — dresse S.. Addressee's Address (ONL Y if r.
retested and fee paid) #
6. Signature — Agent s
7. Date of livery
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ulml I CU STATES POSTAL SERVICE
OFFICIAL BUSINESS
F—&
NDER INSTRUCTIONS
our name. address. and ZIP
Code
the
e space below
P items i, 2, 3, and � onrevue,
ch to front of article if space its, otherwise affix r� �.8.,4 ' � V MMMMUM
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Of artede. •., yca4R
• Endorse article "Return Receipt f��r/ �J{ff PENALTY FOR PRJVATE
Requested" adjacent to number.
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USE, $300
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and 4.
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card from being returned to you. The return receipt fegw,ill provide you the name of the person
d-oLiwered i4_aTd_the date ofdeljveL . For additional fees the following services are available. Consult
postm pt6r for fees and check boxes) for additional service(s) requested.
4. Show to whom delivered, date, and addressee's address. 2. ❑ Restricted Delivery
T(Extra charge)f ?(Extra charge)f
3. Article Addressed to: .. 4. Article Number,, ((��
' Type of Service:
ZCl R gistered El Insured
• Certified Q Coo
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6. Signature — Agent
7. Date of Deliver
PS Farm 3811, Mar. 1987 U.S.G.P.O. 1987-178-788 DOMESTIC RETURN RECEIPT

UNITED STATES POSTAL SERVICE
OFFICIAL BUSINESS
k SENDER INSTRUCTIONS ti
Print your name, address, and ZIP
Cade in the space below.
• Complete items 1, 2, 3, and 4 on
a146 rarvrsv. ���� f) '• � ti ��
• Attach to front of article if space �.
permits, otherwise affix to back :F
of article. PENALTY FOR PRIVATE
* Endorse article "Return Receipt USE, a300
Requested" adjacent to number.
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end d.
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Card from being returned to you. Thg feturn_receipt fee will provide you the name of the person
he date of delivery. For additional fees the following services are available. Consult
po,strnWfir for fees and check box(es) for additional service(s) requested.
how to whore delivered, date, and addressee's address. 2. C] Restricted Delivery
fi(Extra charge)t t(Extra charge)t
. Artinip Arklrecsed to d Artie-in Niimhar ,-jn --I
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_V( ". ❑ Re istered El Insured
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1 Always obtain signature of addressee
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5. Signature — Addressees 8. Addressee's Address (ONL Y if
X requested and fee paid)
6. atur — Agent _
7. INte of Deliye
PS Form 3811, Mar. 1987 * U.S.G.P.O. 1987-178-268 DOMESTIC RETURN RECEIPT

UNITED STATES POSTAL SERVICE
OFFICIAL BUSINESS
SENDER INSTRUCTIONS
Print your name, address, and ZIP '
Code in the space below.
• Complete items 1, 2, 3, and 4 on FU.SMAIL teat.;)rnrarsa y-_
4-1
• Attach to front of article if space -
permits, otherwise affix to tack
M of article. I{ u PENALTY FOR PRIVATE
• Endorse article "Return Receipt USE, $300
Requested" adjacent to number.
RETURN Print Sender's name, address, and ZIP Co �+�n the space below.
TO '
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and 4. _r :�—
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card from being returned to you, he return receiptfee6FAdq�otj Hama vf. he a on
delivered he date of def ve . For additional fees ic of serve ar, av liable. Consult
natrn er for teas and check boxes) for additiono,
servl re 1i--r
1. Show to whom delivered, date, and addressee's ad 2. trlcted D
1(Extra charge) tra cha 'I!
3. Article Addressed to: f _4. Arti&jjjjrnbeA
Hype S
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Express Mail
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�'• - or agent
�and LATE DE LIVERED' .
. Signa — Addressee 8. Addressee's Address (ONL Y if
req ested and fee paid)
la, rgn ure -- Agen "
7, Date of Delivery
PS Farm 38111 Mar. 1987 LI.S.G.RO. 1887-178-268 DOMESTIC RETURN RECEIPT

UNITED STATES POSTAL SERVICE
OFFICIAL BUSINESS
SENDER INSTRUCTIONS rr
Print your name, address, and ZIP
Code in the space below. -' * • ` .
• Complete items 1 2 3 and 4 on •. '-'
the reverse. �` ; - U.S.MAIL
• Attach to front of article if space
permits, otherwise affix to back
of article. , 49 PENALTY FOR PRIVATE
• Endorse article ""Return Receipt Ir USE. $300
Requested" adjacent to number.
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and 4.
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card from being returned to you. L rejurn receipt fee wlil provide you the name of the person
delivered to and the date of daIIvor . For additional fees the following services are available. Consult
postmas�Xwr for fees and check box(es) for additional service(s)�requested.
1. ow to whom delivered, date, and addressee's ed'dress. 2, ❑ Restricted Delivery
t(Exrra charge)t ' J\t(Extra charge)?
3. Article Addressed to: 4. 'Aftide Numbe
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V{ 4FHeistered ElInsured
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agent and DATE DELIVERED.
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requested and e paidi A
B. Signature — Agent
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7. Date of Deliveryr; t �i
PS Farm 3811, Mar. 1987 u.s_G.PO_ 1987-178-269 DOMESTIC RETURN RECEIPT

UNITED STATES POSTAL, SERVICE
OFFICIAL BUSINESS
SENDER INSTRUCTIONS Y "�• I
Print your name, address, and ZIP ' /
Cade in the space below.
• Complete items 1 2 3 and 4 on =!S.Mthe reverse.• Attach to front of article if space ! " + 9 �
permits, otherwise affix to back
of article. f + , ,_ PENALTY FOR PRJVATE
• Endorse article "Return Receipt ' USE. 33c0
Requested" adjacent to number. 4
RETURN Print Sender's name, address, and ZIP Code in the splice below.
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+ ----I cldA4�-t -/�/
and 4.
Put your address In the "RETURN TO" Space on the reverse slde, Failure to do this will prevent this
card from toeing returned to you. The return recefat fee will provide you the_ name of the pejon
et ve ed he date of del ve . For additional fees the following services are avaitable. Consult
p ostrn2p& for fees and check boxes) for additional services) requested.
1, how to whom delivered, date, and addressee's address. 2. ❑ Restricted Delivery
I(Extra charge)t t(Extra charge)f
3. Article Addressed to: 4. Article Number 65
' Type of Service:
1 Re red Q Insured
ertified ElCOD
Express Mail
Always obtain signature of addressee
agent and DATE DELIVERED.
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UNITED STATES POSTAL SERVICE
OFFICIAL BUSINESS
SENDER INSTRUCTIONS
Print your name, address, and ZIP /
Code in the space below. 7,�}
• Complete items 1, 2, 3, and 4 on {.J
the reverse. /� `9 i
• Attach to front of article if space f,�;�r
permits, otherwise affix to back ('
of article. 3f. PENALTY FOR PRIVATE
• Endorse article "Return Receipt USE, $300
Requested" adjacent to number.
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Put your-idd?kr athe "RETURN TO" Space on the reverse side. Fallure to do thls will prevent this
card from beln returned to you. The Le_tuln receipt fee will provide you the name of the Rerpon
no%-
date of eye . For additional fees the following services are available. Consult
po tm PK
or for fees and check box(es) for additional servlce(s) requested.
1. Show to whom delivered, date, and addressee's address, 2. ❑ Restricted Delivery
t(Extra charge)t f(Extra charge)t
3. Article Addressed to: 4. Article Numl3er,,/]►
r� 440 Type of Service:
© R ` ered ❑ insured
ertified ❑ COD
Express Mail
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Always obtain signature of addressee
or agent and DATE DELIVERED.
5. Signature — Addressee S. Addressee's Address (ONL"r if
X requested and fee paid)
B. Si nature — Agent
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7. Date of Delivery
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PS Form 3811, Mar. 1987 w U.S.G.RO. 1987-178-268 DOMESTIC RETURN RECEIPT

UNITED STATES POSTAL SERVICE $UR��•
OOPICIAL BUSINESS i P M
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SENDER INSTRUCTIONS t 74:;
Print your name, address, andZICode in the space belavrr. ��
* Complete items 1, 2, 3r and 4 an _ l7rt_ U.S.MAIL
the reverse,
* Attach to front of article if space �
permits, otherwise affix to back {I j� PENALTY FOR PRIVATE
of article.
* Endorse article "Return Receipt t USE, $300
Requested" adjacent to number.
RETURN Print Sander's name, address and ZIP Cade ' the space belo
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and A.
Put your addr in the "RETURN TO" Space on the reverse side. Failure to do this will prevent this
card from being returned to you. There urn receipt fee wlil provige you the name of the Person
�+ e dole of delivery. For additional fees the following services are available. Consult ,
p0-strrig0er for fees and check box(es) for additional services) requested.
i. Show to whom delivered, date, and addressee's address. 2. O Restricted Delivery
t(Extra charge)f t(Extra charge)?
I drtir-lw ❑rldra earl to d ❑";.►la All,rr.l-.ar
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-orpg- ; n�D'IXTE'R.isLIVERED.
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B. Signature — Agent
7. date of Delivery
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UNITED STATES POSTAL SERVICE
OFFICIAL BUSINESS ; 7MAV
SENDER INSTRUCTIONSPrint your name, address, and ZIP /` tiCode in the space below. �* Complete items 1, 2� 3� and 4 on LI.11 tom_ � ! I
r � u ravarssa. rr �v r
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permits, otherwise affix to back . per_
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Put your address in the "RETURN TO" Space on the reverse side. Failure to do this will prevent this
card from being returned to you. The return receipt fee will provide you the name of the Person
clel lvqEedA6 a n d the e 2f del Ivery. For additional fees the fallowing services are available. C o nsu Ft-
pogtrrofter for fees and check box(as) for additional service(s) requested.
1.VeShow to whom delivered, date, and addressee's address. 2. .0 Restricted Delivery
1 (Exrrc charge)' t(Extra charge)t
3. Article Addressed to- 1 4 Artie-la Member o-N .�
Type of Service:
❑ gistei=ed ❑ Insured
Certified ❑ COD
r
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fJ � Always obtain signature of addressee
or agent and DATE DELIVERED.
5. Signature — Addressee 8. Addressee's Address f ONL Y af_____�
5. Signature — Agent 2708 KNOB HILL DR
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7. Date of Delivery
PS Farm 3811, Mar. 19V * u.S.G,M 1987-178-26131 UUMESTIC'RETURN RECEIPT

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UNITED STATES POSTAL SERVICE
i OFFICIAL BUSINESS
4 '
SENDER INSTRUCTIONS
Print your name, address, and ZIP FE 8
Coda in the space below.
• Complete items 1, 2, 3, and 4 on
the revrarce U-S.MA1L
4 r Attach to front of article if space L{f j'� !�� 1 Aj Irry SECTION
f permits, otherwise affix to back
of article. PENALTY FOR PRIVATE
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Requested" adjacent to number.
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and 4
Put y ur address In-the ""RETURN%10 " Space on the reverse side, Failure to do this will prevent this
card from being 're urned to you.` The return recelpt fee wlfl provide you- thig name of the Person
d el v ed,jo an d She'SlaIg of del Jv : For additional fees the following services ere aveilabia. Consult
postm er for fees and check box{es).for additional services) requested.
1. Shaw to whom,dellvered, date, and addressee's sldress.. 2. ❑ Restricted Delivery
.�t(Exam charge)t _ #(Extra charge)t
3. Article rAddressed taTw 4. Article Number
Type of Service:
❑ R Bred ❑ Insured
421
D
Certified ElCDD
•
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or agent and DATE'DELIVERED.
5. Signature — dresses S. Addressee's'Address (Uj"VL Y if
requested and,fea paidX j
B. Sig re — Agent
7. Date of Delivery . .
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PS Farm 3811, Mar. 1987 * U.S.G.P.O. 1987-178-268 DOMESTIC RETURN RECEIPT

UNITED STATES POSTAL SERVICE
Fes.• ��',#:• n
OFFICIAL BUSINESS -
F SENDER INSTRUCTIONS pp ,
IPrint your name, address, and ZIP 1^ �'� '
M Code in the space below.
• Complete items 1, 2, 3, and 4 onr
I the reverse.
e Attach if space
permits, otherwise o front of eaffixe to backof
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p U , $300
h Requested" adjacent to number.
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4pStN15ER. Ca lets items 1 a d 2 when a ltional services are desired, and complete Items 3
and 4.
Put your address in the "RETURN TO" Space on the reverse side. Failure to do this wlII prevent this
card from being returned to you. The retuEn recelot fee yvill provide you she name of the ptrjon
deliveredhe -date 01 delivery. For additional fees the following services are available, Consult
postrnsvt& for fees and check box(es) for additional servlce(s) requested.
LUP015how to whorn delivered, date, and addressee's address. 2. 0 Restricted Delivery
(Extra charge)I t(Extra charge)t
3. Article Addressed tV: 4. Article Number '
Type of Service;
❑ .gi El insured o Certifiedified ❑ COD
y , "" El Express Mail
{f �-� twin signature of addressee
a t� +d�DATE DELIVERED.
5. Signature — Addressee 8. A e4"1 Address (ONL Y if
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PS Farm 3811. Mar. 1987 * U.&G.RO. 1987-178-268 DOMESTIC RETURN RECEIPT

I
UNITED STATES POSTAL SERVICE
I
OFFICIAL BUSINESS
SENDER INSTRUCTIONS �
Print your name, address, and ZIP ` Ak
Code in the space below. M
* Complete items 1 2 3 and 4 on
the reverse. � � � � � � ��IL�
• Attach to front of article if space ' , . ; `• .k ,.�.
ofarticle.is, otherwise affix to back if PENALTY FOR PRIVATE
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Requested" adjacent to number. r�
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card from being returned to you. The return receipt fee_ w111 Provide you the name of the person
d Sha -dateof deliverv, For additional fees the following services are available. Consul%
postma.Rft for fees and check box(es) for addltlonal service(s) requested,
1, 1POShow to whom delivered, date, and addressee's address. 2. ❑ Restricted Delivery '
t(Extra charge)t t(Extra charge)t
3. Article Addressed to: 4. Article Number
Type of Service:
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Date of Delivery
Form 3811, Mau. 1987 * U.S_G_Pd_ 1987-178-288 7nC]II►lFfiTlf~ RFT1]AN RF['EIRT

UNITED STATES POSTAL SERVICE
OFFICIAL BUSINESS +
SENDER INSTRUCTIONS
Print your name, address, and ZIP
► ,�ti y r Code in the space below.
• Complete items 1, 2, 3, and 4 on *� - -' �• {++ +
the reverse. VMMAIL�
Attach to front of article if space' ;
permits, otherwise affix to back
of article. PENALTY FOR PRIVATE
0 Endorse article "Return Receipt USE, x3oo
Requested" adjacent to number. ,
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Put your address in the "RETURN TO" Space on the reverse side. Failure to do this will prevent this
card from being returned to you, Tho ri3jurn_ recolptfee Will RrQvlde You jhq name of the e n
delivered to and the dale of delivery. For additional fees the following services are available. Consult
past ter for foes and check box(es) for additional sorvlce(s) requested.
i. Show to whom delivered, date, and addressee's address. 2. 0 Restricted Delivery
t(Extra charge)t t�Ex fra charge)1
3. Article Addressed to: 4. Article IVumber
q�//6,
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Type of Service:
❑F
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State of North Carolina
Department of Natural Resources and Community Development
Division of Land Resources
512 North Salisbury Street Raleigh, North Carolina 27611
James G. Martin, Governor Stephen G. Conrad
William W. Cobey, Jr., Secretary January 19, 1989 Director
Ms. Brenda V. Wallace
Route 2, Box 376 B
Yadkinville, NC 27055
RE: Martin Marietta Aggregates
Proposed Yadkin Quarry
Yadkin County
Dear Ms. Wallace:
Thank you for your letter of January 13, 1989 expressing your concerns
...7; Martin
Marietta
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regarding 1•Aa in Mariet La Aggregates' application for a. mminuanj p�KRA for he
operation of a. crushed stone quarry in eastern Yadkin County.
The concerns you expressed certainly deserve evaluation. Before the
Director of the Division of Land Resources makes a decision to,grant or deny the
permit, these concerns as well as any others within the jurisdiction of N. C.
General Stuatue 74-51 of the Mining Act of 1971 will be carefully considered.
The Groundwater Section of the Division of Environmental Management has
bean re4uested to review the proposal and ccRs cent as to MaaL isCtpaciy, i1 cuiy, z11e
proposed operation will have on area groundwater. Similiarly, the applicant has
applied for a National Pollution Discharge Elimination System (NPDES) permit
with the Water Quality Section of the Division of Environmental Management. A
NPDES permit has specific guidelines on the characteristics of any discharge so
that it will not be degrading to the receiving waters. The mining permit, if
granted, would specifically site the operators responsibility to comply with
those water quality standards. if you need specific information on the
standards, you are encouraged to contact the Water Quality Section in the
Winston-Salem Regional Office at (919) 761-2351.
. . in reference to your comments on dangerous }blasting, the blasting standards
utilized by this Department are based upon extensive studies conducted over
several years. by the United States Bureat, of Minns. (USBM) _ Throuich these
studies, the USBM has established an upper limit for safe blasting practices.
As a conservative approach, our Department currently utilizes one-half of the
USBM upper Limit.
P.O. Boy; 27687, Raleigh, North Carolina 27611-7687 Telephone [phone]
An Equal Opportunity Affirmative Action Employer

is. Brenda V. Wallace
January 19, 1989
Page 2
The conments you made pertaining to air quality are, being reviewed by the
Division of Environmental Management's Air Quality Section. A separate
appl i ra+inn hac hr`r`n F l r�rl ioii-h tl;a�t of F1C Mn a separtc air r-14 +-
- y -�;ua
will be required for this site. Again, mining permits reference the obligation
of am operator to comply with standards of air quality promulgated by the
Environmental Management Comission. if you need additional information, please
contact Mr. Jerry Clayton with the Air Quality Section at (919) 733-3340.
The truck traffic and associated offsite safety aspects are not within our
jurisdiction. Traffic concerns should be directed to the Highway Patrol and/or
Department of Transportation. Also, the present state of the land use, whether
it is Light coirallerce or residential, is not an item for our consideration.
These items are more properly addressed through local zoning ordinances.
This office has received considerable correspondence related to the
proposed Yadkin Quarry and, pursuant to G.S. 74-51 and Administrative Code Title
15 Chapter 5B .001.1 of. The Mining Act of 1971, the Director has determined a
public hearing is warranted. The Department shall conduct a public hearing no
sooner than 20 or not later than 60 days of the filing of the application. A
time, date and location of the hearing will be set by the Department and notice
will be given to all adjoining (contiguous) landowners of such. In .addition, a
notice will be published in a newspaper of general circulation in Yadkin County
at least ten days prior to the public hearing.
Again, thank you for your input. Please advise at (919) 733-4574 if I can
be of further assistance.
Sincerely,
Thomas E. Carroll, P.G.
f Mining Specialist
Land Quality Section
TEC:se
cc: Mr. G. Douglas Miller, P.E.

dra STATED
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State of North Carolina 101y
Department of Natural Resources and Community Development
Division of Environmental ManaF;e'ment
512 i�orth Salisbury Street = Raleigh, Nor°iIi lC.-.tt-oima 27611
James G. Martin, Governor R. Paul Wilms
William W. Cobey, Jr., Secretary February 13, 1989 Director
Mr. & Mrs . John.D. Wallace
Route 2, Box 376B
Yadkinville, N.C. 27053
Subject: NPDES Permit No. NCO075752
Martin Marietta Corporation
Yadkin Quarry
Yadkin County
Dear. Mr. & Mrs. Wallace:
This Division has received and reviewed your letters on the subject permit.
The concerns that you have raised are valid, however they are more appropriately
address through the mining permit and not the NPDES permit. The Director has reviewed
this file aad your letters and has decided to issue the subject NPDES Permit.
By copy of this letter your letters will be forwarded to the Land Quality
Section for their consideration when reviewing the mining permit for this facility.
I appreciate your sharing your concerns with the Division.
Sincerely,
Arthur Mouberry, P.t. , Supervisor
Permits and Engineering Unit
cc: Winston-Salem Regional Office
Permit File
Land Quality (with attachments)
P.O. Box 27687, North Carolina 27611-7687 'Telephone [phone]
An Equal Opportunity Affirmative Action Employer

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-Kt 2 , box 376 b
Yadkinville , N , U .
January 11 , 1989 HIS Nc
Mr . A. Paul nilms
u . juepartment of Natural resources and,-.
Uommunity J)evelopment
P . u , -box 27687
Raleigh , A . U . 27611
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ate : upposition To Martin Marietta hock Warry PEW,
uentlemen : I am writing to protest a rock quairy that
Martin Marietta is planning to put in Yadkin Uotunty off
opeer bridge Road .
This quarry will hurt my property value . Tasting will
damage the structure of my home . The quality and level.
of water in'. my well will be affected . Dust and noise from
the blasts will be hazardous to my family' s health .
Trucks• using bpeer bridge Road to get to New Highway 421
will be dangerous for cars and all the school busses that daily
use the road .
most everyone in the area is opposed to the quarry . we
have petitioned a list of names and have been sending
them to you . I would appreciate your help to stop the
opening of this quarry .'
Sincerely , John D . via]-la
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State of North Carolincl
Department of Natural Resources and C0111111unity Development
Division of Lind Resources
512 North Salisbury Street • lUcigh, North Carolina 27611
James G. Martin, Governor Stephen G. Conrad
William W. Cobey, Jr., Secretary F'ebniary 1'3, 1989 Director
MEMORANDUM
TO: North Carolina Mining,Cant fission
FROM: Thomas Carroll �• ; ing Specialist
Land Quality Section
RE: Public Hearing
Martin Marietta Aggregates
Prcposed Yadkin Quarry
Yadkin County
In keeping with your previous request to be advised of all scheduled public
hearings on new mining permit applications, please find attached a copy of the
public notice listing the date, time, and place of the hearing scheduled for the
above referenced application.
You are encouraged to attend should your schedule permit it. Please advise
at (919) 733-4574 if you have any questions on this matter.
TEC:se
Attachment
cc:- Stephen Conrad
Charles Gardner
G. Douglas Miller
P.O. Box 27687, Raleigh, North Carolina 27611-7687 Telephone [phone]
An Equal Opportuniry Affirmative Action Employer

NORrl7l CIUW)JJNA DEPARTMENT OF NA'I'URAI, RESOURCES AND CUI itTN7:TY DENTELOPMEW
I'U13L1C NCIPTCE
Notice is hereby given of a public hearing to be held by the North Carolina
%partment of Natural RcsourcL.s and Corallunity De'velapment concerning Martin
Marietta Aggregates' application for a mining permit for a crushed stone quarry
off SR 1.71.1 in eastern Yadkin County, North Carolina.
AU`I'HORI'I'Y: N.C.G.S. 74-51 and N.C.A.C. Title 15, Chapter 5
Subchapter 5B, Section .0011..
TIME, WE, PLACE: 7:00 P.M.
March 2, 1989
Aud itor i.um
Forbush High School
Route 2, Box 146
East Bend, N.C. 27018
PURPOSE: To receive comment related to the application for a mining
permit for a crushed stone quarry located off SR 1171 south
of Hwy. 421 approximately 8 miles east of Yadkinvill.e in
Yadkin County.
COMMENT PROCEDURE: All persons interested in this matter are invited to attend.
The hearing will be conducted in the .following manner:
1. Explanation of the permit procedures as set forth in
The Mining Act of 1971 by the Division of Land
Resources, Land Quality
Section.
2. Explanation of the action for which permit is required-
by applicant. (Optional)
3. Public Comment -- Comments, statements, data, and other
information may be submitted in writing prior to or
duing the hearing or may be presented orally at the
hearing. Persons desiring to speak will indicate this
intent at the time of registration at the hewing. So
that all persons desiring to speak may do so, lengthy
statements may be limited at the discretion of the
hearing officer. Oral presentations which exceed three
minutes must be accompanied by three (3) written copies
which will be filed with the hearing officer at the
time of registration.

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4 . Cross examination of persons presenting testimony will.
not be allowed; however, the hearing officer Tray ask
questions for clarification.
5. The proceedings will remain open for a period of ten
(1_0) days following the hearing for additional written
arguments or statements.
INFORMATION: Additional information concerning this hearing may be
obtained by writing or calling:
Mr. Thomas F. Carroll
Ind Quality Section
Division of band Resources
Department of Natural. Resources
& Community Development
P. 0. Box 27687
Raleigh, North Carolina 27611
Telephone: (919) 733-4574

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COUNTY, N.C.27055 THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 9,' 1989' .; 2010 A COPY' '(USPS 694-920)­,
D I trict" ii ng� ,Ad6pted`
F'o' rEla.-s' tl a - ln . rea. .
BY CHARLES G.MATHIS will have an aesthetic appearance .evaluate current' cable TV
' The Yadkin County Commissioners and be fenced. They also indicated regulations and to advise them on the
on Monday adopted a county zoning that the quarry will be watered daily proper steps to take, whether to ,
ordinance and approved district to keep dust down and that noise will request a franchise bid from each E
G � zoning for the Forbush-Shack town be held at a minimum as shockwaves company,
► area, east of Yadkinville and bet- are monitored by the state. Linda Williams, tax collector, in-
ween U. S. 421 and Old Highway 421. The quarry is expected to go into formed the commissioners that 87.30.
�^ The decision:was unaniimous, the operation sometime this year but its percent of the 7997-08 tar; lorry f
),
-. ,x;o+; measure. having received strong opening is still subject to approval by $4,647,819 had been collected •as of ,
support from residents during a the mining permit section of the Nor- Jan. 31, leaving $590,252 still to be. l
R .' public hearing last Jan.20. th Carolina Department of Natural received. County Manager Charles
The commissioners took no action Resources and Community Mashburn explained that $87.30 per-
on proposed district zoning for I-77, Development,which has scheduled a cent is consistent with'the amount.
for which there was much more op- ' public hearing at Forbush High expected to have been collected at
position at the public hearing. School for March 2. this point and that the percentage,as
Commissioner William wood,who (A public hearing is also planned projected,should reach 95 percent by
made the motion for Forbush zoning, Feb. 13 at 7.pm in the courthouse for' June 30,
noting that the residents were consideration of a proposal that the The commissioners reviewed with
"really disturbed,"'said that as far : area in vicinity.of the proposed Mar Jack Loudermilk; the Agricultural
as he was concerned the i-77 matter tin Marietta quarry be zoned.) Extension director,,.and-Walter'
could be "put on hold." The motion The commissioners met' with Smith, ASCS manager, p'roposals-for•
•,,,i
,�, was seconded by,Thomas Wooten, ''.representatives from two different renovation of the present Social'Ser
= who told a social studies group from .cablevision companies interested in vices-A g r i e u It u r a 1 Extension
, 1 . Forbush High, present for the oc- providing cablevision' in areas not building to better accommodate'- .
• " presently being served b Star Cable ASCS and the Extension Service on-,,'
castton, "You students saw history- P Y g Y
made:" or by TCI•'Both companies would ce Social Services moves into the new,
The citizen movement in favor of promise to set up lines along roads Human,Services Building. It was
zoning for Forbush was precipitated where there are as many as 20 poten- estimated that renodation'will cost as.
and Patrick:Willard_ by word:that Materials was •. tial customers, The companies in- much as$20,000. The commissioners,
Ray`llemrick, Tonya contemplating opening a quarry off 'elude Friendship Cable of Beaufort authorized the securing of bids on the.
ludspeth; standingare Shacktown Road. Television Incorporation,•of which project. The renovated oCfic_es-will,
Phillip Parrish, team^ Also ;on Monday,' the ;com- Matt and Dennis Barfield are major_ also*hold a Soil Conservation and,the
Campbell,and Deana missioners met with representatives stockh.. _ _ rs,-,and an enterprise .Forestry Service. 4
tarmnunt.High School- of the,•Martin Marietta company, being.developed-by Tim Brown of A group of fire. chiefs"arid fire` I
;egionai Library in the which is planning a quarry off Speer Yadkin County.The county attorney, department' representatives +met,
ireli Iti in Ede►i,North Bridge Road,'east of the newly-zoned. James'"'Graham, was asked 'to (Continued on back page)
area..The,re'resentatives shared `
with the commissioners the-com-
pany's plans for the rock quarry;. U i i To buy Qwn Stock,:
which they,said will have very little 1
impact' on tKe •environment. or,' f
Return r surrounding area, since quarry �.
: :; Warns ,2 Million Sb=ares
npleteyourretuen...;,, R•eCOrabreaking = !
yourself Read the in- matiifYa a D11tch err.: ilii offer.
achl�hr : -� _� is r,+
w.rx1°• tion,',tender.offer,for u ka 2,000,000. Unifi,'head uartered in Green-
yoii�nttactt all,F,orms lumkier::of Persons , c:.;,, P. q
>;dx'� -'itement ' �� .�� ,�"`-+-''t r }�i, 'shares•of its'commori stock and is in-. sbaro, North'Caralin3;As one of the
n an dl e o 11 �Frft�B '.:• °^ " vi4m 'sti'aretioidei ''to.tendet .their worlds largest 'texturizers of

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n� homes honeanfta•stro`ngdes>tre,to,worl� � � , ►t 'community sand so"clety "state
Mrs. H3rrletr'Sh`erm�rChalrp2FlSOII
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{ iThe.East Bend Public Libra is of
ApPly..at `: feting its second session ofPresctiool,,
I .. _ / r Y, �h. ;.. �:, .. l r t f Storytimei,�beginning W,ednesitay,
`'"' OI11 1 h= i~- • Februar '15'arid contiriui �ttirou
M e g �C arment.Company y ng
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a s;. Maech 22. The programs, for 3 to.5
year olds;will start'M 10:30 arn.and
I1Clte1'SeCt101t Of sO1 & 64 last approximately 40 minutes:
Short stories, songs, nbrsery,
{ - Mocksville, NC rhymes and poetry, and 'occasional
films and-craft activities will be
'featured. Registration is not required
70.4.=634-2130 �f _and there is no charge. For more in-
formation, call.the East Bend Public
Library at 699-3980. The,library is
open on Tuesdays-and' Thursdays
from 1-7 pni•and on Wednesdays from
r 8 am to noon and from 1-5 pm.
Receiving'Retireriie'nt B_ elnef its
=7 NORTH CAROLINA DEPARTMENT
" OF NATURAL RMURCES
'
Or AND COMMUNITYDEVELOPMENT
.. PUBLIC NOTICE
Y1 Sellifig StOCk. Notice is hereby given of a public hearing to be
held by the North Carolina Department of Natural
1
;For professional' infoririaf'I • • •'.ion and: '••• 'Resources and Community Development concer-
advice concerning safe,
T, ,;•. • :-s,_•;, ping Martin Marietta Aggregates'application for a
guaranteed;available:options of`investments or'rollovers mining permit for a crushed slope quarry off SR
:2.0; :•.•,r ;•:'..7.�� 1711 in easlerti Yadkin County.North Carolina.
lds and 114itlli attractive yie tax�deferrment '- Contact: '.,AUTHORITY!N.C.G.S.74.51 and N.C.A.C.Title
u,atzpiwr5Subchapter5B,secti6n.0011:
5 - TIME,DATE,PLACE:7:00 PM,March 2,1909,
Tanya Kiger HolCoil><1&: LUTCF Auditorium, Forbush High School, Route 2, Box
�:r,..,. 146,East Bend,N.C.Z1018.
y Qs N. JaCli$On St. - ;,PURPOSE:To receive comment related to the
` 1 1� rl applicationforn mining permitfora crushed stone
'
_
Yadlciriville quarry located off SH 1711 south of Hwy,421 ap-
! r N.�C. 27055 protdmately 8:miles east of.Yadkinville in Yadkin ✓
`
County.
xn� • (919.}.679=3308"'
{ _ r, COMMENT'PROCEDURE: All persons in.
!+.� teresled in this matter are invited to attend,The
hearing will beeonducted in the following manner'
r:
'C :.n •.'s.•, �••- -r.•-'+:G.i,.°y ,: ::. - - r 1. Explanation of the permit procedures as set
r II •{ �+r�. �' •+�`^�� - 'forth in The Mining Act of 1971 by the Division of
'n, _ •Lind Resou cez.,f-,:-,d Quality.Section. � -
2.Explanation of the action for which permit Is
r:r. .> _` reClu]rCdbyapplicant.(l]ptional), . . :
4 7. Public Comment-Comments, statements,
data,and other information may be submitted in
r;a VA" L -CREEK FI RE��DEPT. ipriting prior to or during the!searing or may be
Presented orally at the hearing.Petsorss desiring
y..,x to;'speak will indicate this intent at the time of
�s ti� registration at the hearing.'So thal'all persons
desiring to speak may do so, lengthy statements
'"n; t� � �^•` 4,> 3• may be limited at the discretion of the hearing of-
OK '
..n,... sit r x .'.' •. c
u � . ,•, g- ..��;,-lt , :,,r." t" ;5; `h licer. Oral,presentalions which exceed three
r[tar y" s . t �' r„'; ` e' -�,vt�'' three(3)written
tip a ROOK
r- ti y minutes must tie accorirpanied by
,+, a tl, ,r•• - ;Y :i copies which will be fi[ed'with the hearing officer
y 1 s.' if- _ ct-•; it the time of revictr-Con,-
L 14. Cross examination of persons presenting
testimony will not he allowed; however, the
S
TOURNAMENT , hearingofflceirnayaskquestionsforclarification,
5.The proceeding wit[remain open for a period
f?•j::- ' . ' �1 U+ 4 ' '' , + of ten(10)days following the hearing foi adds lio_na1
�{{►►�� writlenargumenlsorstatements. 1
{Febi4a6. 11 at 7 P. sift: INFORMATION: Additional information con-
lie
kerning this hearing maybe obtained by writing or
isP t�sr 7J c r : ,k :r::- i .r'; ='- calling,
Mr.Thomas E.Cartnll
At10 per team to enter .>;-�'u,;;'�. : ; Land quality Section
' u
Division of Land Resaurrs
4-' fy tii�T "rhf `r De rtmenl of Natural Resources
1.11
plagues awarded to,.ist. and2nd: place --
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.Hot dogs and+liatnburgers maillablebepniilag at 5 r 1Y[. P.o.Box 77687
� 74, -;,�y, - Raleigh,North Carolina 27611•

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North Carolina Department of Natural
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Ville, It .L_EVERYB©DYI There is no question about' priorities"in Dlsf?oRAH sftARON w>yLGf+ and ,
Bell. Read Lune 161 19-31. The rich,'man pleaded that L":•1IE JuE WELCH,Petitioners vs.
Vi11E. `f _ L „ ELDRIDGE And +Fife, MONICA' ELI
Selena sartieUne-be sent to war: 'nis 5, brothers, •"leist.,they also RAL!'N 5. ELDRIDGE and"wife
` "ELDRIbGI ;GEORGEE.ELDRIDGE
'tS�p come to this place of torment." In hell,;this man suddenly SALLY ELDRIDGE; JOHN :sN
haveELDRIDGE and wife,KATHY;EI D.
one gl b'ecame concerned about-the very same.things that God is JUNIOR GARLAND ELDRIDGE'.—Pi
concerned about.' "Christ came-to:seek and to.save those xEF LFE ELDRIDGE,Rapandents.=,:,
_ UNDER AND BY-VIRTUE of an,orde
Cb who are lost.". The truth is, everyone who has'died stub- i Superior'Cnurt of Yadkin Catlnly entcre
L above en titled.action'thc uncSetsignc
bornly refusing God's offer.of salvation in Jesus Christ,, missioner will expose to sale to the'highest
W. for eaih,subject to the confirmatioi%of ih
now wishes they.,could'have� another;chance. 'In,fact� if it 'at the courthnuse voor in Yadkiii'vitle,
were • 6s'Ale 'tliey' �would even, cOrriQ and' ,Yarn you. Carotitia,`or the Ist,day of March,196 a
AM,"hat certain tract of land located in De
"BPIiP;�e tihile you can!" Not only' do-chase in hell care 'township, Yadkin County, North Carotin
described as follows:
i about yossr spiritiia* condition, we do too! Corne and visit BEGINNING at an iron stake, the-Sot
si} corner-of the within described tot in Dick
bf us,.Y,°i� w'l� hear:how to have;a happy and•lni aningful life corner and runs South 57'East,with Dick
p' that Will begin.nOW arid last forever! -line 8 chains to a stone,,Southeast corner
' within described tot;thence with Dickerso,
n f North 26'East 4,87 chairs to a stone:`old'!
a and A.C. Dickerson's corner; thence Nc
EREA - BAP`TIST C West on old'line to the East side"
N
t " Ireland's driveway; thence SouaLwest,
Lot aiad in Hampianville, ts"'>;outh off,new"42t at the. Wttbatn wibtl'(lie East side of said driveway to
.SnaA Shop (Look for our sip), Be*r.oft at the stop sign, o Fe are 1�y stake on the East side of said driveway in ti
Ireland's old fine; thence South W.We
MCA silt the fight. � "x? t F� chains to the place of beginning contains
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acres,m ore or less.Forse back re[erence
rap 3 t: Book 119, Page GW; Deed Book t06 pal
Deed!",29$r page,514 DcY d Back N
Sunday School.:. 1Q QQ A.m.- 310;'and Deed Sock 272 page C* Yadkrn'
Morning R►arahip It QQ el.;m.• e g t�5
r n Y >try i :fior further reference see Book 113 Pa
Bookr1f16;�Page 366, and:9ook 2ig Pi
� � � [ YidlcinCoiriit Fte "ssl
aUj $Yt11i11g.:.?t34 p:"m.''i' y r'' ` a` Y 3 ry.'
M 'k K .rrr n i The highest bid at[leis sale wilf be suh;ec
T ;Phones 468-TA8$ar 468=8646r �t t
- � E,F•k S (10)day upset j.eriod,and the high bidder
{{• i eta sale shallbe"Wredtodeposit ten percen
-CLP�SUI i PEJitaf SCatt Ra>aC�l of his bid on the day of the sale As evidence
dV aql 1 fyF' 'faith,
"7tt41 r' a This'Mth dae of January,1989.
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OroypHampton QIeA...1 i ^�-^�,�`r t, - ` w'uu�r i• r'�SAW'•, ''!
'iid=yidthes; Mrs Mary�JanB F is J k'ixh i Ft°r yadk nvnlL 11 i^cv
tea a !, x_. ,,�•, ,....w:
�' trm��'•+", Awr7�.r V life `=l'118^ir•' ���a.:<a�;���,„F.1;'jd�e. 'rs''t t cy''`.�'9'� ,.�..�'•
nr,•.r.�nt,'.:Oi- .1 aUit]Il ",6. -.,St ;:"t'?S.w, �- ar :�'. :n- ••�% _.Y Mr.�rnd..�"z9ur"•,4 ".4.,rn�_S»:7,achary.a �r••,�,'_ _
, �'fu eral�servlce,�w�.:-.•�..-•���•:,:, eµa"eo,�r.��';�":�:4�.,<..r'=•. .... . �'''
w�d esda asan4G>rov�e _Bap ,; Yadkinville.'N :Z7A55 '..
,ti.

P!!e1p 'N to .
10 lortC1 r 8h Bc
v r~ C�w"i ■� �$.:,townst8elf, g If it to everybody.wanttng to,'inco
e Q.. that been t:chan ed
Kr,••. rporate Smalling
�UC9 a,r it. ]uet'ga�tlg.�ra!'feCto..�! 4•' xryr,aF� r• i%i•an;interview: Smalltn '
"" rnlllsutb2 ,t1ial fi $o it's not`7It s "gyp a in^Foscoe,I mrght support' ad create a senile g said that F could
y r 1 .n ,, ,. „iizste" oscae
1 •cow' „ � k u6oinF,' to affectweve bod ` m the? ry district ur a community council
tfw r� a i�Yrjel rFat�:,r try i ry y W . similai Y}- ..1 ., ?� t0 one Formed in Valle
/;`s , rCCOi z3r `� t i> �i�. Crucis.
IV* hr wIOII `*� 'z r-. , r :Srria]!in
j iip,'�8al�,wt g�eB� ere;•sazd�ithat�theyaare;concerned about S actually introduced four motions that were
sty the you Vil Cd ap�tder., z e. revenue,thst would o t +' aPProved un
to . d ..�.� gtii a new town instead of animously They are:
`�"+' �* -� rthecount ""' - ❑ That commissioners bears Y-because.tlie revenues are'distributed on the oppose the incorporation;
;ecmmunity-"leaders fh ve TQ.o"Pppuletion�``. That the lef6slative delegation be asked not to con_
at.revenue may tempt other communities to incor sider any proposals for incorporation within Watauga
�mmrporution 'But;it p �;�: County unless a formal review b
or crew
Ithe.eald:.. c t Sm -;,creating.a,-domino effect, Commissioner Phil the co
�ir� r;•- •�:'. ,= ', 811iir l Y commissioners
mn OFthB r• s , g,serd been completed; s has'
t�ss9oneis,. l4lytsympa"41rh�ea:Ire with,Foscoe totally' .
+vr' rfs.;4'�s? ani.. . (But, I see no
,64%1 �i _'.S `� ✓y',4 I Z � See WATAUGA, Page 17
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JOURNAL REPORTER
Yadkin ADKINVILI E ,
County's first zoningJ 9
was adoptedby a urranim ordinance
yesterday
. ' 7, when' ous vote-
m the county'$o$rcl.:of yesterday
s" "coiffiu t ed xorung on•a sma11 sectro 4 of the,
y1 rL r
'Alth011
an c ,ew
� � �';�„� �� .;✓`?������u�; r �� f; •aliout'6.00 ",, ,� tll�applYrto.only; a
4, of;Yadlrrnvi!]e
boars! charrrnsn ` Y J"Hunte�;'`"•`�, '•.the'`that E
' �,��, the ordrnance •
` +i �w ,, o, could be a step nty"f...
} ~ •` "cou '1
�' '��a�.. rde z ntng. ;• - :toward .•, .�
r i For some residents of Forbush Forest and
other,neighborhoods east of Yadkinvilfe, thezoriirig.waswelcomeprotedtion fr'om'th'e`pos_
srbility
s•. s su. ock^g rT m h ,be dug
,tHat a r
.their;communaty.. U i�i in
ti E Hart ma a " � `of•his?d man, who,led�the drive for.zonin ..,'
s a K) s, cu'inrnunity,%seid "i . that g
commissioners hav 'r}thirrks our '
r e finally seen;the'need''and'
l realized'thatthiswt `1r - t sr s 'what'.we''ii '�
RUM ,. coerrity.,Th'ia is Y �-.,,r Aeedt in ,this
�, r�.o,,b ginnrn r . ,;.r . r�
.�r l Janet Wallace another B,
381dCtllat`the'commisetoneis'r�rgrProponentN �II
�, �: s�iclia`naeliri.p"tr;r„:��.�� ,rr,c+v.ote.slgnels'a; tIM
N
�n ri %!,Ounty-She predicted that fi Q _.3 ,t �4 .c ,„�� WiliNilzon'ed3with'n two thetennt>e3county .r •r r.l
yA, t ,day tlon! „ r years U l.yester
r y ,lr �y,nareashiwithW towns
r'�a. a�i ,(���YI ,�COrintYtf,�!elCt zoned J j b,•,��1�5" .''T 1l1xEi"1�8�IC1R�,� �" I
' "� �Hartmani}ari 1'1V'., a�rr Y1,}f•s' gat ^~' 1
�... v.4!\rl,'.4•�.�.-.« .s '�. H, .�.:sxlr_l 3. ,t�iwf, ..a. ••_, r.r�r.,._ aVe':A
a' w -v. - �€ .. t C;�--- ii:ua��ywla@;ZOIlln�yl• xI1C E T-. -- 'control " .
.krc,."�"' -G Cl:r.rr.ilr r� '.] —O••ra. ,
•� � j� •err �•,the�county's ;'-'"• sr.+�,:,�,r, k:t0
6 �,�� r r• �.f,s_�, •� a, r -. � , � 1.'^ss.ri ,y,4•,r � -Srowth and prevent undesrrable��•- r' .._'f
wt �. :� '�nIrh�yX i'.. , '� � � • i J�'�development �,`•( i ur�7,f�}r�ti ., ci; •mow J '� ! ;r 1 1
erarear zoned' 68 i U S�421;:Old;U:S wy to$ Y fxt bordered by
e Y "421', Peer.$ d �I
'and th n !
nde"Roa 4'
adkiriville
. _'x"•' , ,r the ceittcr:of the district i 6 it V weer-
;. h .; _ s a artps th th'a ;r
,111Cen
F J L !i+P4L
�, .,s,�sip k"��x�� -r'�',5ee YADK1Nr�••"``"" � ` l t
1 tl�r ,�4#� �t�.,l��ke y� �•-�� r.iPag'e,117i�'a'i'• ;
�.;���: 11>��ass��►� �x�.•. �'�v,�R�:Y�w{�-���,
''s'"• 7i9�F,' '. �yf A4.'�tT�./f:�f.` iWsx�, r-7 y�'��. r,. � J�," i
., _ r.:.# -,l..�J Yti7�N�Q��s�+'E��Il!���r�'P{� �f7�r�J�tlr�. r' „i`�' �'io- �•Y, i
F;� , .�s"t��e;will:m.a�`:��7udge'said�Yeate`rdv'+tiae•�i``�,t?,�.r:��.s=�;,�o-� •

and is considering'several others.In the main issue here,today:"Incieas ture intended for Foscoe to be gradu�: 'w.iw:R.M. I k Mrs.B,' Muuwey;Jr I -'
assomation wrth.other resort towns, in 1 ,we've of to take into account all' absorbed b Seven Devils u%thu Me tear Baker
Seven Devils,is`also considering ex= environmental and aesthetic issues manner Y •: e ; r w"PPhKenKga Ms•Mer"hat CeI
J.,• yy C Yn'Jan3ce may .• 1 aj Ms Doris IXioh ^tr, ,,� v
Mrs.Charles Maury III s?>L •i Mr h'M rhomes V.Ce°q
I w t Ma.SMrri Gibson Mauldin Mr 6 M1: Marty D B rda
- �' Je n L Merwln I!j :( M A.L MItIN
/��//�� "Here's what it said, verbatim This gotme to thinking t he eatdr en R B.Memin Mr'E Mn a wm.m M Rae
TVl�l '.S�E�I_T said Petey. suddenlyt.soundrrig:Ytotallye Benoue w ChanenaBleckbum Mr:BMro r LMeada Jr
rt - :Mf.Haeal H Davie i•,
and
"It Sa1d,`One 8t night for sleep as "YOU knew-�I Can t'd0 thisranymOlB.'�{ Mr,�S-Mn.INaneY H Bell Emertine Comall a
Continued From Page 15 required. Caution: Do not use with I've got tobe: e to stay sober afterI� Mra.•Mery Eban Heley Pamela D Corbett ' r
I: - abl Mrs.'Cli ord Jones - Wlillem B Hcha dl -
alcohol. May cause drowsiness.' get that way ,y f y fi l , K 4 l, Ma.Gertmde F.Robb M.j°Agameaa'
minerals he sometimes takes to off- "I(bawdy and/or obscene language I thought maybe we couldrtalk rt' �M Carol Ogb—k Mrs R.Ballad . M s,quth R.F rg °n
° - M:Mau pan Fetter.
set the nutrient loss caused by alto- deleted).I'm taking it to sleep,and it over maybe figure out how forget g M:Charles D.8 Jene M.Bark Mr.6 Mn.Geo p, Mster
hvl. says not to take it with alcohol be- me steering;in the rjghtzdlrectron�- f MI.Pa.iI k Opll.. - Ma Eugenie 5: en :'r
"I always cbeck the book,"he said. cause it:mi ht make me drowsy._ Did he mean it `Had w '-' r M a =••A o•lu e r wRll,m ered�,. r
Y g y- �' ''w-i Mrs.cecs Benge
"I always research the side effects.So "That's what I want, is to be turned to such serious purpose?-Wa I M Henry W.Anderson a on Carlyle
I was getting ready to to took it up in drowsy." Petey about to stop"offering new —, Mr:Robert Allgoodr M W-Cheney
,. Mls:Pet Ayero - -Mr 6 Mrs Stephan C.'A pden
my little handbook, and I looked Dear Lord. Somebody had gone to the assailant outside the tavern?t i .M.a'Mn,Peul Bad etl Mr.Fred E Eldridge
down at the instructions on the bot- and van rate ,who.0 -" `l w-Fred E.Marshall Ms.Margery S.Benvers-'
eds very i:r if ha did aridit had'and he is,the g3 5 ee J,. u n Stephen 1Cae
tie." tle excuse, a marvelous reason to Betty Ford Center`may want to'seDd; '41,;aJ,
p It was-apparent,now,that punch- drink and medicate simultaneously. somebody to'observe the transformB'
line time had come or was fast ap- Oddly,he didn't seem to be rising tion
proaching. to the bait this time. Stay tuned for bulletins i t;rlr TT pw
YADKIN agricultural and business uses.Own sioners tabled proposal toy, new ;
ers of several square miles of land corridor along Interstate 77 for Coma
agreed to allow their land to be mercral use:'Some'owners of land 5 ,,
Continued From Page 15 zoned. along the highway asked theboaidta ;` P
A few miles away, south of U.S. zone the area d.,allow them to lea e { f
Materials Co. once considered as a 421,another group of residents has their land,for,billboards.! ri`r, N
quarry site to supply rock for the begun.a petition drive,nartly because At a public hearing last mootlt,a
widening of a nearby section of U.S: Martin Marietta Aggregate is plan- majority of 2 speakeis spokeagainsc I pr
421. ning to build a rock quarry in their zoning the?bomdoi.
Last spring, when Hartman and community.A public hearing on that Hunter said,that the matter might ART 5 COUNCIL
li CO
others learned of the quArry possibil- request is set for Monday at 7 p.m.at be reconsidered if landowne&
ity, they began a petition drive to the county courthouse. the highway —petitionIi6 d'fn* <nt_ri Jon-SalemlForsyt.
Al—
have the area zoned for residential, Yesterday,the Board of Commis- district Boning ; �?
Deaths From Cocaine on Rise, UNC Study Say
rHE ssoclnreo PRESS McBay blamed the rise in cocaine deaths omits
RALEIGH tremely toxic qualities and ease of use.More'tliug trsen r i
Deaths from cocaine use have more than doubled in he said, are switching from drugs that are.iniii6t&I
North Carolina in the past two years, according to a drugs that are smoked or snorted,primarily because "
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill report re- the fear of contracting AIDS from hypodermicineedl
leased yesterday. The introduction of"crack,"a pure cocaine denvatice,
Cocaine was blamed for 49 deaths in 1988,up from 21 a has also increased the threat of death among cpCaiM F 7
year earlier, said Dr. Arthur McBay, a toxicologist at
users McBay sad �y45k ,4 s ii
UNC. Crack can upset the heart rhythm,and,if that hap i pl
dri addition,deaths caused by a combination of cocaine pens,"the person is just about gone unless they re lyiri= r
and"heroin rose from 2 in 1987 to 11 in 1988,McBay said. on the operating table,"McBay,said. epx ' d

STAr^,.
,N fie
State of North Carolina
Department of Natural Resources and Community Development
Division of band Resources
512 North Salisbury Street Raleigh, North Carolina 27611
James G. Martin, Governor February 3, 1989 Stephen G. Conrad
William W. Cobey, Jr., Secretary Director
CERTIFIED MAIL
RIB RTFN RECEIPT REQUESTED
Mr. Thomas C. Brown
Rt. 2, Box. 373
Yadkinville, N.C. 27055
RE: Martial Marietta Aggregates
riuoacu Louniii vuuaiy'
`.Cadkin County
Dear Mr. Brown:
The Division of Land Resources has received considerable correspondence
related to the above referenced mining permit application and, pursuant to
G.S. 74-51 of The Mining Act of 1971, the Director has deemed that a public
hearing is warranted. Please find enclosed a copy of the public notice
listing the date, time and location of the hearing along with a brief
description of the hearing format. Also enclosed is a copy of The Mining
Act of 1971 and Rules for your review.
G.S. 74-51 lists seven (7) criteria that can be considered by the
Department in making its decision to grant or deny a shining permit. A
somewhat coamn misconception is that the Act has jurisdiction over offsite
truck traffic, noise, and potential impacts to property values. It does
not. Also, please note that G.S. 74-65 explains the Act's effect on local
zoning ordinances.
Please advise at (919) 733-4574 should you have any questions
concerning this matter. Your attendance and participation will be
appreciated.
Sincerely,
All.
Thomas E. Carroll, P.G.
Mining Specialist
L
�7 may-+ and Quality Section
EC/sl
Enclosures
cc: Mr. Doug Miller, P.E.
P.O. Box 27687, Raleigh, North Carolina 27611-7687 Telephone [phone]
An Equal Opportunity Affirmative Action Employer

State of North Carolina
Department of Natural Resources and Community Development
Division of Lind resources
512 North Salisbury Street • Raleigh,'Nortl, Carolina 27611
James G. Martin, Governor Steplier1 G. Conrad
William W Cobey, Jr., Secretary February 6, 1989 Director
Ms. Lorietta Elliott, Principal
Forbush High School
Route 2, Box 146
East Bend, NC 27018
RE: Public Hearing
Dear Ms. Elliott:
I would like to thank you for your assistance and cooperation in making
available to us the use of the auditorium at Forbush High School to conduct a
public hearing. Attached for your information is a copy of the notice that will
be published in the Yadkin Ripple.
We will need access to the auditorium no later than 6:00 P.M. on March 2,
1989. Mr. Davis informed me that you indicated the facility does have a public
announcement (P.A.) system that we can utilize. We also will need a table and
chairs placed at the front of the auditorium for the hearing officer to use. In
addition, a seperate podium and microphone for participates' use would be
extremely helpful. Unfortunately, z am unable to provide you with a specific
time the proceedings will end, but I would anticipate it to be somewhere between
9:30 and 11:00 F.M.
Again, we sincerely appreciate your cooperation in this matter. Should you
have any questions please advise at (919) 733-4574.
Sincerely,
V
Thomas E. Carroll, P.G.
Mining Specialist _.
Land Quality Section
TEC:se
Attachment
cc: Mr. Doug Miller, F.E.
Ms. Margaret Plemmons
PO. Box 27687, Raleigh, North Carolina 27611-7687 Telephone [phone]
An Equal opportunity Affirmative Action Employer

r
State of North Carolina
Department of Natural Resources and Community Development
Division of 1-and Rcsources
512 North Salisbury Street • Raleigh, North Carolina 27611
James G. Martin, Governor Pebruary 3, 1989 Stephen G. Conrad
William W Cobey, Jr., Secretary Dircctor
C RTIFIID MAIL
RETURN RECEIPT REQUESTED
Cutter, Inc.
c/o Rex Mackie, President
Rt. 2, Box 276
Yadkinville, N.C. 27055
RE: Martin Marietta Aggregates
Proposed Yadkin Quarry
Yadkin County
Dear Mr. Mackie:
The Division of Land Resources has received considerable correspondence
related to the above referenced mining permit application and, pursuant to
G.S. 74-51 of The Mining Act of 1971, the Director has deemed that a public
hearing is warranted. Please find enclosed a copy of the public notice
listing the date, time and location of the hearing along with a brief
description of the hearing format. Also enclosed is a copy of The Mining
Act of 1971 and Rules for your review.
G.S. 74-51 lists seven (7) criteria that can be considered by the
Department in making its decision to grant or deny a mining permit. A
somewhat common misconception is that the Act has jurisdiction over offsite.
truck traffic, noise, and potential impacts to property values. It does
not. Also, please note that G.S. 74--65 explains the Act's effect on local
zoning ordinances.
Please advise at (919) 733-4574 should you have any questions
concerning this matter. Your attertciar,ce ar,d participation wiii be
appreciated.
Sincerely, -•
�1 /7
Thomas E. Carroll, P.G.
mining Specialist
Land Quality Section
TEC/sl
Enclosures
CC-. Mr. Do—,— W.13a�i=q7687pR*ir:h, North Carolina 27611-7687 Telenhnne 919.733-lsl3
An Equal Opportunity Affirmative Action Employer

State of North Carolina
Department of Natural Resources and Community Development
Division of lend Resources
512 North Salisbury Street Raleigh, North Carolina 27611
James G. Martin, Governor February 3, 1989 Stephen G. Conrad
William W. Cobey, Jr., Secretary Director
CERTIFIED MAIL
REIURN RECEIPT REQUESTED
Mr. Dovie Davis
Rt. 2, Box 286
Yadkinville, N.C. 27055
RE: Martin Marietta Aggregates
, Proposed Yadkin Quarry
Yadkin County
Dear Mr. Davis:
The Division of Land Resources has received considerable correspondence
related to the above referenced mining permit application and, pursuant to
G.S. 74-51 of The Mining Act of 1971, the Director has deemed that a public
hearing is warranted. Please find enclosed a copy of the public notice
listing the date, time and location of the hearing along with a brief
description of the hearing format. Also enclosed is a copy of The Mining
Act of 1971' and Rules for your review.
G.S. 74-51 lists seven f71 rri tcari a that- ran {w rnnci r7arnrl hA7 +-hra
Department in making its decision to grant or deny a mining permit. A
somewhat common misconception is that the Act has jurisdiction over offsite-
truck traffic, noise, and potential impacts to property values. It does
not. Also, please note that G.S. 74-65 explains the Act's effect on local
zoning ordinances.
Please advise at (919) 733-4574 should you have any questions
concerning this matter. Your attendance and participation will be
appreciated.
Sincerely, ,
4
Thomas E. Carroll, P.G.
Mining Specialist
Land Quality Section
TEC/sl
Enclosures
cc: Mr. Doug Miller, P.E.
1'.0. Box 27687, R7leigh, North Carolina 27611-7687 Telephone [phone]
An Equal Opportunity Affirmative Action Employer

L ,.STAr£,,
y
' Y Pyw A.Y
State of North Carolina
Department of Natural Resources and Community Development
Division of Land Resources
512 North Salisbury Street Raleigh, North Carolina 27611
James G. Martin, Governor February 3, 1989 Stephen G. Conrad
William W. Cobey, Jr., Secretary Director
CERTIFIED MAIL
RETURN RECEIPT REQUESTED
Mr. Fred & Shirley Daub
Rt. 2
East Bend, N.C. 27018
RE: Martin Marietta Aggregates
Proposed Yadkin Quarry
Yadkin County
Dear Mr. & Mrs. Doub:
The Division of Land Resources has received considerable correspondence
related to the above referenced mining permit application and, pursuant to
G.S. 74-51 of The Mining Act of 1971, the Director has deemed that a public
hearing is warranted. Please find enclosed a copy of the public notice
Listing the date, time and location of the hearing along with a brief
description of the hearing format. Also enclosed is a copy of The Mining
Act of 1971 and Rules for your review.
G.S. 74-51 lists seven (7) criteria that can be considered by the
Department in making its decision to grant or-deny a mining permit. A
somewhat ccrymn misconception is that the Act has jurisdiction over offsite
truck traffic, noise, and potential impacts to property values. It does
not. Also, please note that G.S. 74-65 explains the Act's effect on local
zoning ordinances.
Please advise at (919) 733-4574 should you have any questions
concerning this matter. Your attendance and participation will be
appreciated.
Sincerely,
` f1
' 'Ll s E. Carroll, P.G.
Mining Specialist
Land Quality Section
TEC/sl
Enclosures
cc: Mr. . Doug Miller, F.E.
P.O. Box 27687, Faleigh, North Carolina 27611-7687 Telephone [phone]
An Equal Opportunity Affirmative Action Fmployer

State of North Carolina
Department of Natural Resources and Community Development
Division of Land Resources
512 North Salisbury Strcet • Raleigh, North Carolina 27611
James G. Martin, Governor February 3, 1989 Stephen G. Conrad
William W. Cobey, Jr., Secretary Director
CERTIFIED 11,3AIL
RETURN RECEIPT REQUESTED
Ms. Linda A. Drane
Rt. 4, Box C101
Yadkinville, N.C. 27055
RE: Martin Marietta Aggreclates
Propowed Yadkin Qciariy
Yadkin County
Dear Ms. Drane:
The Division of Land Resources has received considerable correspondence
related to the above referenced mining permit application and, pursuant to
G.S. 74-51 of The Mining Act of 1971, the Director has deemed that a public
hearing is warranted. Please find enclosed -a copy of the public notice
listing the date, time and location of the hearing along with a brief
description of the hearing format. Also enclosed is a copy of The Mining
Act of 1971 and Rules for your review.
G.S. 74-51 lists seven (7) criteria that can be considered by the
Department in making its decision to grant or deny a mining permit. A
somewhat comEon misconception is that the Act has jurisdiction over offsite
truck traffic, noise, and potential impacts to property values. It dohs
not. Also, please note that G.S. 74--65 explains the Act's effect on local
zoning ordinances.
Please advise at (919) 733-4574 should you have any questions
concerning this matter. Your attendance and participation will be
appreciated.
Sincerely,
Thomas E. Carroll, P.G.
Mining Specialist
Land Quality Section
TEC/sl
Enclosures
cc: Mr. Doug Miller; P.E.
P.O. Box 27687, Raleigh, North Carolina 27611.7687 Telephone [phone]
An Equal Opportunity Affirmative Action Employer

.STAT[,,
State of North Carolina
Department of Natural Resources and Community Development
Division of Land Resources `
512 North Salisbury Street • Raleigh, North Carolina 27611
James G. Martin, Governor February 3, 1989 Stephen G. Conrad
William W. Cobey, Jr., Secretary Director
CERTIFIED MAIL
RETURN RECEIPT REQUESTED
Mr. Jerry Eller
Rt. 4, Box 444-E
Yadkinville, N.C. 27055
RE: Martin Marietta Aggregates
Proposed Yadkin Quarry
Yadkin County
Dear Mr. Eller:
The Division of Land Resources has received considerable correspondence
related to the above referenced mining permit application and, pursuant to
G.S. 74-51 of The Mining Act of 1971, the Director has deemed that a public
hearing is warranted. Please find enclosed a copy of the public notice
listing the date, time and location of the hearing along with a brief
description of the hearing format. Also enclosed is a copy of The Mining
Act of 197I. and Rules for your review.
G.S. 74-51 lists seven (7) criteria that can be considered by the
Department in making its decision to grant or deny a mining permit. A
somewhat common misconception is that the Act has jurisdiction over offsite
truck traffic, noise, and potential- impacts to property values. It does
not. Also, please note that G.S. 74-65 explains the Act's effect on local
zoning ordinances.
Please advise at (919) 733-4574 should you have any questions
concerning this matter. Your attendance and participation will be
appreciated.
Sincerely,
r /
Thomas E. Carroll, P.G.
Mining Specialist
Land Quality Section
TECIsl
Enclosures
cc: Mr. Doug Miller, P.E.
P.O. Hoy. 27687, Palcigh, North Carolina 27611-7687 Telephone [phone]
An Equal Opportunity Affirmative Action Employer

STAIZ
State of North Carolina
Department of Natural Resources and Community Development
Division of Land Resources
512 North Salisbury Street + Raleigh, North Carolina 27611,
James G. Martin, Governor February 3, 1989 Stephen G. Conrad
William W. Corey, Jr., Secretary Director
CERTIFIED MAIL
RETURN RECEIPT REQUESTED
Mr. Delbert R. & Cloie Groce
Rt. 2, Box 281
Yadkinville, N.C. 27055
RE: Martin Marietta Aggregates
x`1.1J�1U5CU 1GUfti�1i klUatt�'
Yadkin Countv
Dear Mr. & Mrs. Groce:
The Division of hand Resources has received considerable correspondence
related to the above referenced mining permit application and, pursuant to
G.S. 74-51 of The Mining Act of 1971, the Director has deemed that a public
hearing is warranted. Please find enclosed a copy of the public notice
listing the date, time and location of the hearing along with a hr_ief
description of the hearing format. Also enclosed is a copy of The Mining
Act of 1971 and Rules for your review.
G.S. 74-51 lists seven (7) criteria that can be considered by the
Department in making its decision to grant or deny a mining permit. A
scxnewhat common misconception is that the Act has jurisdiction over offsite
truck traffic, noise, and potential impacts to property values. It does
not. Also, please note that G.S. 74-65 explains the Act's effect on local
zoning ordinances.
Please advise at (919) 733-4574 should you have any questions
concerning this matter. Your attendance and participation will be
appreciated.
Sincerely,
Thomas E. Carroll, P.G.
Mining Specialist
Land Qualitv Section
TEC/sl
Enclosures
cc: Mr. Doug Miller, P.E.
P.O. Box 27687, Raleigh, North Carolina 27611-7687 Telephone 919-733,3833
An Equal Opportunity Affirmative Action Employer

State of North Carolina
Department of Natural Resources and Community Development
Division of Land Resources
512 North Salisbury Street • Raleigh, North Carolina 27611
James G. Martin, Governor Februar�i 3, 1989 Stephen G. Conrad
William W. Cobey, Jr., Secretary Director
CERTIFIED MAIL
RETURN RECEIPT REQUES'In)
Mr. John M. Groce
Rt. 2, Box 335
East Bend, N.C. 27018
RE: Martin Marietta Aggregates
Proposed Yadkin Quarry
Yadkin County
Dear Mr. Groce:
The Division of Land Resources has received considerable correspondence
related to the above referenced mining permit application and, pursuant. to
G.S. 74-51 of The Mining Act of 1971, the Director has deemed that a public
hearing-is warranted. Please find enclosed a copy of the public notice
listing the date, time and location of the hearing along with. a brief
description of the hearing format. Also enclosed is a copy of. The Mining
Art of 1971 and Rules for your review.
G.S.- 74-51 lists seven (7) criteria that can be considered by the
Department in making its decision to grant or deny a mining permit. A
somewhat com-aon misconception is that the Act has jurisdiction over offsite
truck traffic, noise, and potential impacts to property values. It does
not. Also, please note that G.S. 74-65 explains the Act's effect on local
zoning ordinances.
Please advise at (919) 733-4574 should you have any questions
concerning this matter. Your attendance and participation will be
annreci at-crl
Sincerely,Thomas E. Carroll, P.G.
Mining Specialist
Land Quality Section
TEC/sl
Enclosures
cc: Mr. Doug Miller, P.E.
RO Box 27687 Raleigh, Korth Carolina- M11.76B7 Telephone [phone]
An Equal Opportunity Affirmative Action Employer

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State of North Carolina
Department of Natural Resources and Community Development
. Division of Land Resources
512 North Salisbury Street • Raleigh, North Carolina 27611
James G. Martin, Governor February 3, 1.989 Stephen G. Conrad
William W. Cobey, Jr., Secretary Director
CERTIFIED MAIL
RETURN RECEIPT REQUESTM?
Mr. Donald Ray Hepler
Rt. 2, Box 181
Yadkinville, N.C. 27055
RE: Martin Marietta Aggregates
Proposed Yadkin Quarry
Yadkin County
Dear Mr. Hepler:
The Division of Land Resources has received considerable correspondence
related to the above referenced mining permit application and, pursuant to
G.S. 74-51 of The Mininq Act of 1971, the Director has deemed that a public
hearing is warranted. Please find enclosed a copy of the public notice
da+o tjymc; and I at;nn of the haari nor alnnn with a bri-pf
description of the hearing format. Also enclosed is a copy of The Mining
Act of 1971 and Rules for your review.
G.S. 74-51 lists seven (7) criteria that can be considered by the
Department in making its decision to grant or deny a mining permit. A
somewhat common misconception is that the Act has jurisdiction over offsite
truck traffic, noise, and potential impacts to property values. It does
not. Also, please note that G.S. 74-65 explains the Act's effect) on local
zoning ordinances.
Please advise at (919) 733--4574 should you have any questions
concerning this matter. Your attendance and participation will be
appreciated.
Sincerely,
Thomas E. Carroll, P.G.
Mining Specialist
Land Quality Section
TEC/s1
Enclosures
cc: Nor. Doug Miller, P.E.
PO, Box 27687, Ralcie, North Carolina 27611.7687 Telephone [phone]
An Equal Opportunity Affirmative Action Employer

R.ST!VF 4
State of North Carolina
Department of Natural Resources and Community Development
Division of land Resources
512 North Salisbury Street • Raleigh, North Carolina 27611
James G. Martin, Governor F'ebru=l 3, 1989 Stephen G. Conrad
William W. Cobey, Jr., Secretary Director
CERTIFIED MAIL
RETURN RECEIPT REQUESTED
Ms. Zola Grey Hill
120 Clubwood Ct.
Asheville, N.C. 28803
RE: Martin Marietta Aggregates
Proposed Yadkin Quarry
Yadkin County
Dear Ms. Hill:
The Division of Land Resources has received considerable correspondence
related to the above referenced mining permit application and, pursuant to
G.S. 74-51 of The Mining Act of 1971, the Director has deemed that a public
hearing is warranted. Please find enclosed a copy of the public notice
listing the date, time and location of the hearing along with a bricf
description of the hearing format. Also enclosed is a copy of The Mining
Act of 1971 and Rules for your review.
G.S. 74--51 lists seven (7) criteria that can be considered by the
Department in making its decision to grant or deny a mining permit. A
somewhat cc=ion misconception is that the Act has jurisdiction over offsite
truck traffic, noise, and potential impacts to property values. It does
not. Also, please note that G.S. 74-65 explains the Act's effect on local
zoning ordinances.
Please advise at (919) 733--4574 should you have any questions
concerning this matter. Your attendance and participation will be
appreciated.
Sincerely,
Cvu�
Thomas E. Carroll, P.G.
Mining Specialist
Land Quality Section
TEC/sl
Enclosures
cc: Mr. Doug Miller, P.E.
P.O. Box 27687, kalei�* North Carolina 27611-7687 Telephone [phone]
An Equal Opportunity Affirmative Action Employer

51nrt.
State of North Carolina
Department 'of Natural Resources and Community Development
Division of Land Resources
512 North Salisbury Street • Raleigh, North Carolina 27611
James G. Martin, Governor February 3, 1989 Stephen G. Conrad
William W. Cobey, Jr., Secretary Director
CERTIFIED MAIL
RETURN RECEIPT RF.;QUESTED
Ms. Mollie Hilton
2811 Edwards
Winston--Salem, N.C. 27107
RE: Martin Marietta Aggregates
Proposed Yac'.k.in Quarry
Yadkin County
Dear Ms. Hilton:
The Division of Fund Resources has received considerable correspondence
related to the above referenced mining permit application and, pursuant to
G.S. 74-51 of The Mining Act of 1971, the Director has deemed that a public
hearing is warranted. Please find enclosed a copy of the public notice
listing the date, time and location of the hearing along with a brief
description of the hearing format. Also enclosed is a copy of The Mining
Act of 1971 and Roles for your review.
G.S. 74-51 lists seven (7) criteria that can be considered by the
Department in making its decision to grant or deny a mining permit. A
somewhat ccmmn misconception is that the Act has jurisdiction over offsite
truck traffic, noise, and potential impacts to property values. It does
not. Also, please note that G.S. 74-65 explains the Act's effect on local
zoning ordinances.
Please advise at (91.9) 733-4574 should you have any questions
concerning this matter. Your attendance and participation will be
appreciated.
Sincerely,
i0mbas E. Carroll, P.G.
Mining Specialist
Land Quality Section
TEC/sl
Enclosures
cc: Mr. Doug Miller, P.E.
P.O. Rox 27687, Raleigh, North Carolina 27611-7687 Telephone [phone]
An Equal Opportunity As`firmadve Action Employer

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•�,�may. .
State of North Carolina
Department of Natural Resources and Community Development
Division of Land Resources
512 North Salisbury Street • Raleigh, North Carolina 27611
James G. Martin, Governor rebruary 3, 1989 Stephen G. Conrad
William W. Cobey, Jr., Secretary Director
CERTIFIED MAIL
RETURN RECEIPT REU ESTED
Mr. Luther G. Owens
Rt. 2, Box 379
Yadkinville, N.C. 27055
RF: Martin Marietta Aggrec_:ates
Proposed Yadkin Quarry
Yadkin County
Dear Mr. Owens:
The Division of Land Resources has received considerable correspondence
related to the above referenced mining permit application and, pursuant to
G.S. 74-51 of The Mining Act of 1971, the Director has deemed that a public
hearing is warranted. Please find enclosed a copy of the public notice
listing the d?te, time and Location of the hearing along with a brief
description of the hearing format. Also enclosed is a copy of The Mining
Act of 1971 and Rules for your review.
G.S. 74-51 lists seven (7) criteria that can be considered by the
Department in making its decision to grant or deny a mining permit. A
somewhat common misconception is that the Act has jurisdiction over offsite
truck traffic, noise, and potential impacts to property values. It does
not. Also, please note that G.S. 74-65 explains the Act's effect on local
zoning ordinances.
Please advise at (91.9) 733-4574 should you have any questions
concerning this matter. Your attendance and participation will be
appreciated.
Sincerely,
v.
Thomas E. Carroll, P.G.
Mining Specialist
Land Quality Section
TEC/sl
Enclosures
cc: Mr. Doug Miller, P.E.
P.O. Box)7687, Raleigh, North Carolina 27611.7687 Telephone [phone]
An Equal Opportunity Affirmadve Action Employer

•�Viw'`c*N
State of North Carolina
Departi-nent of Natural Resources and Community Development
Division of Land Resources
512 North Salisbury Street • Raleigh, North Carolina 27611
James G. Martin, Governor February 3, 1989 Stephen G. Conrad
William W. Cobey, Jr., Secretary Director
CERTIFIED MAIL
RETURN RECEIPT PEQUES`I'ED
1,'r. Dave L. Johnson
Rt. 2, Box 361
Yadkinville, N.C. 27055
RE: Martin Marietta Aggregates
Proposed Yadkin Quarry
Yadkin County
Dear Mr. Johnson:
The Division of Land Resources has received considerable correspondence
related to the above referenced mining permit application and, pursuant to
G.S. 74-51 of The Mining Act of 1971, the Director has deemed that a public
hearing is warranted: Please find enclosed a copy of the public notice
listing the date, time and location of the hearing along with a brief
description of the hearing format. Also enclosed is a copy of The Mining
Act of 1971 and Rules for your review.
G.S. 74--51 lists seven (7) criteria that can be considered by the
Department in making its decision to grant or deny a mining permit. A
somewhat cannon misconception is that the Act has jurisdiction over offsite
truck traffic, noise, and potential impacts to property values. It does
not. Also, please note that G.S. 74-65 explains the Acts effect on local
zoning ordinances.
Please advise at (919) 733-4574 should you have any questions
concerning this matter. Your attendance and participation will be
annrer.i.at-ed.
Sincerely,
`1'Y�omas E. Carroll, P.G.
Mining Specialist
Land Quality Section
TEC/sl
Enclosures
cc: Mr. Doug Miller, P.E.
P.Q. Box 27687, Raleigh, North Carolina 27611-7687 Telephone [phone]
An Equal Opportunity Affirmative Action Employer

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State of North Carolina
Department of Natural Resources and Community Development
Division of Land Resources
512 North Salisbury Street • Raleigh, North Carolina 27611
James G. Martin, Governor February 3, 3.989 Stephen G. Conrad
William W Cobey, Jr., Secretary Director
CERTIFIED MAIL
RETURN RECEIPT REQUESTED
Mr. Wayne & Delores Leleux
Rt. 2, Box 366
Yadkinville, N.C. 27055
RE: Martin Marietta Aggregates
Proposed Yadkin Quarry
Yadkin County
Dear Mr. & Mrs. Leleux:
The Division of nand resources has received considerable correspondence
related to the above referenced mining permit application and, pursuant to
G.S. 74-51 of The Mining Act of 1971, the Director has deemed that a public
hearing is warranted. Please find enclosed a copy of the public notice
listing the date, time and location of the hearing along with a brief
description of the hearing format. Also enclosed is a copy of The Mining
Act of 1971 and Rules for your review.
G.S. 74-51 lists seven (7) criteria that can be considered by the
Department in making its decision to grant or deny a mining permit. A
scmewhat common misconception is that the Act has jurisdiction over offsite
truck traffic, noise, and potential impacts to property values. It does
.not. Also, please note that G.S. 74--65 explains the Act's effect on local
zoning ordinances.
Please advise at (919) 733-4574 should you have any questions
concerning this matter. Your attendance and participation will be
appreciated.
Sincerely,
QL
Thomas E. Carroll, P.G.
Mining Specialist
Land Quality Section
TEC/sl
Enclosures
cc: Mr. Doug Miller, P.E.
P.O. Box 27687, Raleigh, forth Carolina 27611-7687 ']elephone 919-733.3833
An Equal Opportunity Affirmative Action EmploM

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State of North Carolina
Department of Natural Resources and Community Development
Division of Land Resources
512 North Salisbury Street • Raleigh, North Carolina 27611
James G. Martin, Governor February 3, 1989 Stephen G. Conrad
William W Cobey, Jr., Secretary Director
CERTIFIED MAIL
RETURN RECEIPT REQUESTrD
Mr. Thomas Livenq_ood
Rt. 2, Box 374
Yadkinville, N.C. 27055
RE: Martin Marietta Aggregates
Proposed Yadkin Quarry
Yadkin County
Dear Mr. Livengood:
The Division of Land Resources has received considerable correspondence
related to the above referenced mining permit application and, pursuant to
G.S. 74-51 of The Mining Act of 1971, the Director has deemed that a public
hearing is warranted. Please find enclosed a copy of the public notice
listing the date, time and location of the hearing along with a brief
description of the hearing format. Also enclosed is a copy of The Mining
Act of. 1971 and Rules for your review.
G.S. 74-51 lists seven (7) criteria that can be considered by the
Department in making its decision to grant or deny a mining permit. A
somewhat ccxnmon misconception is that the Act has jurisdiction over offsite
truck traffic, noise, and potential impacts to property values. It does
not. Also, please note that G.S. 74-65 explains the Act's effect on local
zoning ordinances.
Please advise at (919) 733-4574 should you have any questions
concerning this matter. Your attendance and participation will be
appreciated.
Sincerely, ,
ti
Thomas E. Carroll, P.G.
Mining Specialist
Land Quality Section'
TEC/sl
Enclosures
cc: Mr. Doug Miller, P.E.
EOl• Box 27687, Ralcib, North Carnlin_ 276i1_7687 "T lep•t;onc 9i9_733-3E33
An Equal Opportunity Affirmative Action Employer

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State of North Carolina
Department of Natural Resources and Community Development
Division of Land Resources
512 North Salisbury Strcet Raleigh, North Carolina 27611
James G. Martin, Governor February 3, 1989 Stephen G. Conrad
William W. Cobey, Jr., Secretary Director
CERTIFIED MAIL
RE7JM4 RECEIPT REQUESTED
Mr. Terry Owens
P.O. Box 1067
Yadkinville, N.C. 27055
RE: Martin Marietta Aggregates
r, _ -A xr...at-, n
Prouposed ia,-Ri , Q`Uar y
Yadkin County
Dear Mr. Owens:
The Division of Land Resources has received considerable correspondence
related to the above referenced mining perinit application and, pursuant to
G.S. 74-51 of The Mining Act of 1971, the Director has deemed that a public
hearing is warranted. Please find enclosed a copy of the public notice
listing the date, time and location of the hearing along with a brief
description of the hearing format. Also enclosed is a copy of The Mining
Act of 1971 and Rules for your review.
G.S. 74-51 lists seven (7) criteria that can be considered by the
Department in making its decision to grant or deny a mining permit. A
somewhat common misconception is that the Act has jurisdiction over offsite
truck traffic, noise, and potential impacts to property values. It does
not. Also, please note 'chat G.S. 74--65 explains the Act's effect on local
zoning ordinances.
Please advise at (919) 733-4574 should you have any questions
concerning this matter. Your attendance and participation will be
appreciated.
Sincerely,
Thomas E. Carroll., P.G.
Mining Specialist
Land Quality Section
TEC/sl
Enclosures
cc: Mr. Doug Miller, P.E.
P.O. Box 27687, Raleigh. North Carolina 27611-7687 Telephone [phone]
An Equal Opportunity Afiirmarive Action Employer

9nn4� '
State of North Carolina
Department of Natural Resources and Community Development
Division of Land Resources
512 North Salisbury Street C Ueigf-1, North Carolina 27611
James G. Martin, Governor February 3, 1989 Stephen G. Conrad
William W. Cobey, Jr., Secretary Director
CERTIFIED MAIL
RETURN PBCEIPT REQUESTFD
Ms. Ola M. Pilchard
Rt. 2, Box 359-Z
Yadkinville, N.C. 27055
RE: Martin Marietta Aggregates
Proposed Yadkin Quarry
Yadkin County
Dear Ms. Pilchard:
The Division of Land Resources has received considerable correspondence
related to the above referenced mining permit application and, pursuant to
G.S. 74-51 of The Mining Act of 1971, the Director has deemed that a public
hearing is warranted. Please find enclosed a copy of the public notice
listing the date, time and location of the hearing along with a brief
description of the hearing format. Also enclosed is a copy of The Mining
Act of 1971 and Rules for your review.
G.S. 74-51 lists seven (7) criteria that can be considered by the
Department in making its decision to grant or deny a mining permit. A
somewhat conuron misconception is that the Act has jurisdiction over offsite
truck traffic, noise, and potential impacts to property values. It does
not. Also, please note that G.S. 74-65 explains the Act's effect on local
zoning ordinances.
Please advise at (919) 733-4574 should you have any questions
concerning this matter. Your attendance and participation will be
appreciated.
Sincerely,
Thomas E. Carroll, P.G.
Mining Specialist
Land Quality Section
TEC/sl
Enclosures
cc: Mr. Doug Miller, P.E.
P.O. Box 27687, Raleigh, North Carolina 27611-7687 Telephone [phone]
An Equal Opportunity Affirmative Action Employer

STATE
State of North Carolina
Department of Natural Resources and Community Development
Division of Land Resources
512 North Salisbury Street • Raleigh, North Carolina 27611
James G, Martin, Governor February 3, 1989 Stephen G. Conrad
William W. Cobey, Jr., Secretary Director
CERTIFIED MAIL
RE7JRN RECEIPT REQUFSTED
Mr. William G. Shelton
Rt. 2, Box 368
Yadkinville, N.C. 27055
RE: Martin Marietta Aggregates
Proposed Yadkin Quarry
Yadkin County
Dear Mr. Shelton:
The Division of Land Resources has received considerable correspondence
related to the above referenced mining permit application and, pursuant to
G.S. 74-51 of The Mining Act of 1971, the Director has deemed that a public
hearing is warranted. Please find enclosed a copy of the public notice
listing the date, time and location of the hearing along with a brief
description of the hearing format. Also enclosed is a copy of The Mining
Act of 1971 and Rules for your review.
G.S. 74-51 lists seven (7) criteria that can be considered by the
Department in ;Waking its decision to grant or deny a mining permit. A
somewha4 common misconception is that the Act has jurisdiction over offsite
truck traffic, noise, and potential impacts to property values. It does
not. Also, please note that G.S. 74-65 explains the Act's effect on local
zoning ordinances.
Please advise at (919) 733--4574 should you have any questions
concerning this matter. Your attendance and participation will be
appreciated.
Sincerely, ,
Thomas E. Carroll, P.G.
Mining Specialist
Land Quality Section
TEC/sl
Enclosures
cc: Mr. Doug Miller, P.E.
P.O. Box 27687, Raleigh, North Carolina 27611-7687 "telephone [phone]
An Equal Opportunity Affirmative Action Employer

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State of North Carolina
Department of Natural Resources and Community Development
Division of Land Resources
512 North Salisbury Street Raleigh, North Carolina 27611
James G. Martin, Governor Febniary 3, 1989 Stephen G. Conrad
William W. Cobey, Jr., Secretary Director
CERTIFIED MAIL
RETURN RECEIPT RMM JESTED
Mr. Frank S. Slater
5330 Shallowford Rd.
Lewisville, N.C. 27023
RE: Martin Marietta Aggregates
Proposed. Yadkin Quarry
Yadkin Co>_..nty
Dear Mr. Slater:
The Division of Land Resources has received considerable correspondence
related to the above referenced mining permit application and, pursuant to
G.S. 74-51 of The Mining Act of 1971, the Director has deemed that a public
hearing is warranted. Please find enclosed a copy of the public notice
listing the date, time and location of the hearing along with a brief
description of the hearing format. Also enclosed is a copy of The Mining
Act of 1971 and Rules for your review.
G.S. 74-51 lists seven (7) criteria that can be considered by the
Department in making its decision to grant or deny a mining permit. A
somewhat common misconception is that the Act has jurisdiction over offsite
truck traffic, noise, and potential impacts to property values. It does
not. Also, please note that G.S. 74-65 explains the Act's effect on local
zoning ordinances.
Please advise at (919) 733-4574 should you have any questions
concerning this matter. Your attendance and participation will be-
appreciated.
Sincerely,
Thomas E. Carroll, P.G.
Mining Specialist
Land Quality Section
TEC/sl
Enclosures
cc: Mr. Doug Miller, P.E.
P.O. Box 27687, Raleigh, North Carolina 27611-7687 Telephone [phone]
An Equal Opportunity Affirmative Action Employer

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State of North Carolina
Department of Natural Resources and Community Development
Division of Lind Resources
512 North Salisbury Street • Raleigh, North Carolina 27611
James G. Martin, Governor February 3, 1989 Stephen G. Conrad
William W Cobey, Jr., Secretary Director
CERTIFIED MAIL
RETURN RECEIPT REQUESTED
Mr. Grady Warren Estate
Rt. 4, Box 444-E
Yadkinvi_lle, N.C. 27055
RE: Martin Marietta Aggregates
Proposed Yaun.4Ti �UCU1.y
Yadkin County
Dear NLr. Estate:
The Division of Land Resources has received considerable correspondence
related to the above referenced mining permit application and, pursuant to
G.S. 74--51 of The Mining Act of 1971, the Director has deemed that a public
hearing is warranted. Please find enclosed a copy of the public notice
listing the date, time and location of the hearing along with a brief
description of the hearing format. Also enclosed is a copy of The Mining
Act of 1971 and Rules for your review.
G.S. 74-51 lists seven (7) criteria that can be considered by the
Department in making its decision to grant or deny a mining permit. A
somewhat ccamon misconception is that the Act has jurisdiction over offsite
truck traffic, noise, and potential impacts to property values. It does
not. Also, please note that G.S. 74-65 explains the Act's effect on local
zoning ordinances.
Please advise at (919) 733-4574 should you have any questions
concerning this matter. Your attendance and participation will be
appreciated.
Sincerely,
Thomas E. Carroll-, P.G.
Mining Specialist
Land Quality Section
TEC/sl
Enclosures
cc: Mr. Doug Miller, P.E.
RO. Pax 27687, Raleigh, North Carolina )7611.7687 Telephone 919.733_1933
An Equal Opportunity Affirmative Action Employer

,.SfAa '
F�L .
State of North Carolina
Department of Natural Resources and Community Development
Division of Land Resources
512 North Salisbury Street Raleigh, North Carolina 27611
James G. Martin, Governor Februa7j 3, 1989 Stephen G. Conrad
William W. Cobey, Jr., Secretary Director
CERTIFIED MAIL
RF17TRN RF+CEI7Y1' REQUES=
Mr. Thomas F. Warren
Rt. 2, Box 370
Yadkinville, N.C. 27055
RE: Martin Marietta Aggregates
Proposed Yadkin Quarry
Yadkin County
Dear Mr. [Marren:
The Division of Land Resources has received considerable correspondence
related to the above referenced mining permit application and, pursuant to
G.S. 74--51 of The Mining Act of 1971, the Director has deemed that a public
hearing is warranted. Please find enclosed a copy of the public notice
listing the date, tir and location of the hearing along with a brief
description of the hearing format. Also enclosed is a copy of The Mining
Act of 1971 and Rules for your review.
G.S. 74-51 lists seven (7) criteria that can be considered by the
Department in making its decision to grant or deny a mining permit. A
somewhat common misconception is that the Act has jurisdiction over offsite
truck traffic, noise, and potential impacts to property values. It does
not. Also, please note that G.S. 74-65 explains the Act's effect on local
zoning ordinances.
Please advise at (919) 733--4574 should.you have any questions
concerning this matter. Your attendance and. participation will be
1-.-.17
apJpr G1.1 h
1R LCJU.
Sincerely,
Thomas E. Carroll., P.G.
Mining Specialist
Land Quality Section
TEC/sl
Enclosures
cc: Mr. Doug Miller, P.E.
pr; Box 27687 Ra-16g1 North Carolina 276n-76°7 Telephone [phone]
vn , ..,b, � v,. Carolina
An Equal Opportuniry Affirmative Action Employer

State of North Carolina
Department of Natural Resources and Community Development
Division of Lind Resources
512 North Salisbury Street • Raleigh, North Carolina 27611
Jarnes G. Martin, Governor February 3, 1989 Stephen G. Conrad
William W Cobey, Jr., Secretary Director
CERTIl'IED MAIL
RE-Eq �, RECEIPT REQUESTED
Mr. Jessie York
Rt. 2, Box 563
Yadkinville, N.C. 27055
RE: Martin Marietta Aggregates
a t,,ai-, Quarry
Proposed Yadkin
Yadkin Countv
Dear Mr. York:
The Division of Land Resources has received considerable correspondence
related to the above referenced mining permit application and, pursuant to
G.S. 74-51 of The Mining Act of 1971, the Director has deemed that a public
hearing is warranted. Please find enclosed a copy of the public notice
listing the dater time and location of the hearinq along with a brief
description of the hearing format. Also enclosed is a copy of The Mining
Act of 1971 and Rules for your review.
G.S. 74-51 lists seven (7) criteria that can be considered by the
Department in making its decision to grant or deny a mining permit. A
somewhat common misconception is that the Act has jurisdiction over offsite
truck traffic, noise, and potential impacts to property values. It does
not. Also, please note that G.S. 74--65 explains the Act's effect on local
zoning ordinances.
Please advise at (91.9) 733-4574 should you have any questions
concerning this matter. Your attendance and participation will be
appreciated..
Sincerely,
omas E. Carroll, P.G:
Mining Specialist
Land Quality Section
TEC/sl
Enclosures
cc: Mr. Doug Miller, P.E.
Pal Rrss 776R7_ Raleic.h_ Nnrch Carolina 27611-76R7 Telenhone 919-733-3A33
An Equal Oppomniry Affirmative Action Employer

State of North Carolina
Department of Natural Resources and Community Development
Division of land Resources
512 North Salisbury Street-* Raleigh, North Carolina 27611
James G. Martin, Governor Februa_7l 3, 1989 Stephen G. Conrad
William W Cobey, Jr., Secretary Director
CERTIFIED MAIL
RETURN RECEIPT REQUESTED.
Mr. Luther York
Rt. 2, Box 376
Yadki.nville, N.C. 27055
RE: Martin Marietta Aggregates
Proposed Yadkin Quarry
Yadkin County
Dear Mr. York:
The Division of Land Resources has received considerable correspondence
related to the above referenced mining permit application and, pursuant to
G.S. 74-51 of The Mining Act of 1971, the Director has deemed that a public
hearing is warranted. Please find enclosed a copy of the public notice
listing the date, time and location of the hearing along with a brief
description of the hearing format. Also enclosed is a copy of The Mining
Act of 1971 and Rules for vour review.
G.S. 74-51 lists seven (7) criteria that can be considered.by the
Department in making its decision to gr ant or deny a mining permit. A
somewhat conanon misconception is that the Act has jurisdiction over offsite
truck traffic, noise, and potential impacts to property values. It does
not. Also, please note that G.S. 74-65 explains the Act's effect on local
zoning ordinances.
Please advise at (919) 733-4574 should you have any questions
concerning this matter. Your attendance and participation will be
appreciated.
Sincerely,
d�cmatsr_ E.
Carroll, P.G.
Mining Specialist
Land Quality Section
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Department of Natural Resources and Community Development
Division of Land Resources
512 North Salisbury Street • Ralei&+, North Carolina 27611
James G. Martin, Governor February 3, Ign Stephen G. Conrad
William W. Cobey, Jr., Secretary Director
CERTIFIED MAIL
RDI'URN RECEIPT REQUESTED
Ms. Nancy W. York
Rt. 2, Box 334
Yadkinville, N.C. 27055
RE: Martin Marietta Aggregates
YrVpo5h:u YdClltlit u[1ciiTy
Yadkin County
Dear Ms. York:
The Division of Land Resources has received considerable correspondence
related to the above referenced mining permit application and, pursuant to
G.S. 74-51 of The Mining Act of 1971, the Director has deemed that a public
hearing is warranted. Please find enclosed a copy of the public notice
listing the date, time and location of the hearing along with a brief
description of the hearing format. Also enclosed is a copy of The Mining
Act of 1971 and Rules for your review.
G.S. 74-51 lists seven (7) criteria that can be considered by the
Department in making its decision to grant or deny a mining permit. A
somewhat common misconception is that the Act has jurisdiction over offsite
truck traffic, noise, and potential impacts to property values. It does
not. Also, please note that G.S. 74-65 explains the Act's effect on local
zoning ordinances.
Please advise at (919) 733-4574 should you have any questions
concerning this matter. Your attendance and participation will be
appreciated.
Sincerely,
Thomas E. Carroll, P.G.
Mining Specialist
Land Quality Section
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Enclosures
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RO. Box 27687, Raleigh, Nnrth Camlinn 17611-76R7 Teleplhnne 919-7a3-3R3a
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State of North Carolina
Department of Natural Resources and Community Development
Division of Land Resources
512 North Salisbury Street • Raleigh, North Carolina 27611
James G. Martin, Governor February 3, 1989 Stephen G. Conrad
William W. Cobey, Jr., Secretary Director
CERTIFIED MAIL
RET[JRi RECEIPT REQUESTED
Mr. William Rav York
Rt. 2, Box 376
Yadkinville, N.C. 27055
RE: Martin Marietta Aggregates
Proposed Yadkin Quarry
Yadkin County
Dear Mr. York:
The Division of Land Resources has received considerable correspondence
related to the above referenced mining permit application and, pursuant to
G.S. 74--51 of The Mining Act of 1971, the Director has deemed that a public
hearing is warranted. Please find enclosed a copy of the public notice
listing the date, time and location of the hearing along with a brief
description of the hearing format. Also enclosed is a copy of The Mining
Act of 1971 and Rules for your review.
G.S. 74-51 lists seven (7) criteria that can be considered by the
Department in making its decision to grant or deny a mining permit. A
somewhat common misconception is. that the Act has jurisdiction over offsite
Muck traffic, noise, and potential impacts to property values. It does
not. Also, please note that G.S. 74-65 explains the Act's effect on local
zoning ordinances.
Please advise at (919) 733-4574 should you have any questions
concerning this matter. - Your attendance and participation will be
appreciated.
Sincerely,
Thomas E. Carroll, P.G.
Mining Specialist
Land Quality Secti.on
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State of North Carolina
Department -of Natural Resources and Community Development
Division of land Resources
512 North Salisbury Street • Raleigh, North Carolina 27611
James G. Martin, Governor February 3, 1989 Stephen G. Conrad
William W. Cobey, Jr., Secretary Director
CERTIFIED MAIL
RE'1T4JFtN RECEIPT REQUESTED
Mr. Stepen Zeller
Rt. 2, Box 363
Yadkinville, N.C. 27055
RE: Martin Marietta. Aggregates
17ro used VaAl,4 y.,
Yadkin County
Dear Mr. Zeller:
The Division of Land Resources has received considerable correspondence
related to the above referenced mining permit application and, pursuant to
G.S. 74-51 of The Mining Act of 1911, the Director has deemed that a public
hearing is warranted. Please find enclosed a copy of the public notice
listing the date, time and location of the hearing along with a brief
description of the hearing format. Also enclosed is a copy of The Mining
Act of 1971 and Rules for your review.
G.S. 74-51 lists seven ' (7) criteria that can be considered by the
Department in making its decision to grant or deny a mining permit. A
somewhat common misconception is that the Act has jurisdiction over offsite .
truck traffic, noise, and potential impacts to property values. It does
not. Also, please note that G.S. 74-65 explains the Act's effect on local
zoning ordinances.
Please advise at (919) ' 733-4574 should you have any questions
concerning this matter. Your attendance and participation will be
appreciated.
Sincerely,
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Tharas E. Carroll, P:G.
Mining Specialist
Land Quality Section
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P.O. Box 27687, Raleigh, North Carolina 27611-7687 Telephone [phone]
An Equal Opportunity Affirmative Action Employer

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State of North Carolina
Department of Natural Resources and Community Development
Division of Lana Resources
512 North Salisbury Street • Ralcigh, North Carolina 27611
Jarnes G. Martin, Governor February 3, 1989 Stephen G. Conrad
William W. Cobey, Jr., Secretary Director
CERTIFIED MAIL
RETURN RECEIPT REQUESTED
Mr. Charles Nashburn
Yadkin County Manager
P.O. Box 146
Yadkinville, N.C. 27055
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Proposed Yadkin Quarry
Yadkin County
Dear Mr. Nashburn:
The Division of Land Resources has received considerable correspondence
related to the above referenced mining permit application and, pursuant to
G.S. 74-51 of The Mining Act of 1971, the Director has deemed that a public
hearing is warranted. Please find enclosed a copy of the public notice
listing the date, time and location of the hearing along with a brief
description of the hearing format. Also enclosed is a copy of The Mining
Act of 1971 and Rules for your review.
G.S. 74-51 lists seven (7) criteria that can be considered by the
Department in making its decision to grant or deny a mining permit. A
somewhat common misconception is that the Act has jurisdiction over offsite
truck. traffic, noise, and potential impacts to property values. It does
not.. Also, please note that G.S. 74-65 explains the Act's effect on local
zoning ordinances.
Please advise at (919) 733-4574 should you have any questions
concerning this matter. Your attendance and participation will be
appreciated.
Sincerely,
zcmas . Carroll, P. .
Mining Specialist
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Department of Natuni Resources and Community Development
Division of land Resources
512 North Salisbury Street • P-sleigh, North Carolina 27611
James G. Martin, Governor Stephen G. Conrad
William W. Cobey, Jr., Secretary February 3, 1989 Director
Mrs. Mai--y Ruth Rutledge
Advertising Department
Yadkin Ripple
P.O. Box 7
Yadkinville, North Carolina 27055
RE: Legal Ad
Notice of Public I-tearing
Dear Mrs. Rutledge:
As per our previous telephone conversation, please run the
attached notice as a legal ad in your paper on or before February 9,
1989.
Please bill us at the above address in triplicate and include the
appropriate affidavit. Should you have any questions please advise
immediately at (919) 733-4574. Your cooperation is appreciated.
Sincerely,
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Thomas E. Carroll, P.G.
Mining Specialist
Land Quality Section
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Ms. f-Iiargaret Plemmons ,
l'O. box 376R7, fUcigh, i\lorth Carolina 27611.7687 Telcrhonc 919-733-3833
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State of North Carolina
Department of Natural Resources and Community Development
Division of Hand Reso(rrces
512 North Salisbury Street Pileigh, North Carolina )7611
James G. Martin, Governor Stephen G, Conrad
William W. Cobey, Jr., Secretary February 6, 1989 Director
Mr. Horace Willson
Martin Marietta Aggregates
P. 0. Box 30013
Raleigh, NC 27622
PE: Proposed Yadkin Quarry
Yadkin County y
Dear Mr. Willson:
The Director of the Division of Land Resources has determined that
significant public interest surrounds your firm's .above referenced application
for a mining permit and has authorized a public hearing to be held on the
matter. Enclosed is a copy of the hearing notice for your review.
It is my understanding that the school auditorium has a public announcement
system that will be available for our use. Please advise if your firm plans to
attend and if a short presentation is planned.
Your continued cooperation is appreciated.
Sincerely,
was E. Carroll, P.G.
Mining Specialist
Land Quality Section
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P,O, Box 27687, Raleigh, North Carolina 27611-7687 Telephone [phone]
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State of North Carolina
Department of Natural ResOLIrCeS and Community Development
Division of Ladd RCSOUrces
512 North Sallsbtiry Street • Raleigh, North Carolina )7611
James G. Martin, Governor Stephen G. Conrad
William W. Corey, Jr., Secretary Fehruary 13, 1989 Director
MEMORANDUM
TO North Carolina Mining Commission
FROM: Thomas Car.rol.ii ing Specialist
Land. Quality Section
RE; Pub.i.i_c Hearing
Martin Marietta Aggregates
Proposed Yadkin Quarry
Yadkin County
In keeping with your previous request to be advised of all scheduled public
hearings on new mining permit applications, please find attached a copy of the
public notice listing the date, time, and place of the hearing scheduled for the
above referenced application.
You are encouraged to attend should your schedule permit it. Please advise:
at (919) 733--4574 if you have any questions on this matter.
TEC:se
Attachment.
cc: Stephen Conrad
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G. Douglas Miller
P.O. Box 27687, Raleigh, North Carolina 27611-7687 'telephone [phone]
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NORTH CAROL,INA DEPARWENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES AND COt*VNI'1Y DnFEI0iVT,,iJT
PUBLIC NCI.I'ICE.
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Notice is hereby given of a public hearing to be held by the North Carolina
Department of Natural Resources aiid Community Development concerning Martin
Marietta Aggregates' application for a mining permit for a crushed stone quarry
off `SR 1.711 in eastern. Yadkin County, North Carolina. .
AUI'I30RI'1.'Y: N.C.G.S. 74-51 and N.C.A.C. Title 1.5, Chapter 5
Subchapter 5B, Section .0011..
TIME, DATE, PLACE: 7:00 P.M.
March 2, 1989
Auditorium
Forbush High School
Route 2, Box 146
East Bend, N.C. 27018
PURPOSE: To receive comment related to the application for a mining
permit for a crushed stone quarry located to off SR. 1171 71 south
of Hwy. 421 approximately 8 miles east of Yadkinville in
Yadkin County.
COMMENT PROCEDURE: All persons interested in this matter are invited to attend.
The hearing will be conducted in the following manner:
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? 1.. Explanation of the permit procedures as set forth in
The Mining Act of 1971 by the Division of nand
I Resources, Land Quality Section.
2. Explanation of the action for which permit is required-
by applicant. (Optional)
3. Public Comment. - Comments, statements, data, and other
information may be submitted in writing prior to or
duing the hearing or may be presented orally at the
hearing. Persons desiring to speak will indicate this
intent at the time of registration at the hearing. So
that all persons desiring to speak may do so, lengthy
statements may be Limited at the discretion of the
# hearing officer. Oral presentations which ,exceed three
minutes must be accompanied by three (3) written copies
which will be filed with the hearing officer at the
time of registration.
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4 . Cross examination of persons presenting testimony will.
not to allowed; however, the hearing officer may ask
questions for clarification.
5. The proceedings will remain open for a period of ten
(10) days following the hearing for additional written
arguments or statements.
INFORMATIam Additional information concerning this hearing may be
obtained by writing or calling:
Mr. Thomas E. Carroll
land Quality Section
Division of Land Resources
Department of Natural. Resources
& Community Development
P. 0. Box 27687
Raleigh, North Carolina 27611
Telephone: (919) 733-4574

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i State of North Carolina
Department of Natural Resources and Community Development
Division of Land Resources
512 North Salisbury Street + Raleigh, North Carolina 27611
James G. Martin, Governor Stephen G. Conrad
William W. Cobey, Jr., Secretary Director
YIEWRANIDUM
TO: Margaret Plemmons, Office Manager
Winston--Salem. NRCD Office
FROM: Stephen Conrad, Director S C-i C
Division of Land Resources
RE: Public Hearing
Martin Marietta Aggregates
Proposed Yadkin Quarry - Yadkin County
The Land Quality Section has received substantial public interest relative
to a mining permit application filed by Martin Marietta Aggregates (see attached
memo from T. Carroll.. dated 1/17/89) . 1 have determined that a public hearing is
warranted and would solicit your assistance in performing the duties as hearing
officer. Kr. Carroll will be in touch with you in the near future to work out
the specifics of conducting the hearing.
Your cooperation in this matter is much appreciated.
TEC:se
Enclosure
cc:, Mr. .Thomas Carroll, P.G.-
Mr. G. Douglas Miller, P.E.
P.O. Box 27687, Raleigh, North Carolina 27611-7687 Telephone [phone]
An Equal Opportunity Affirmative Action Employer

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State of North Carolina
Department of Natural Resources and Community Development
Division of Land Resources
512 North Salisbury Street Raleigh, North Carolina 27611
Jaynes C. Martin, Governor Stephen G. Connd
William W. Cobey, Jr., Secretary January 17, 1989 Director
MEMORANDUM
T0: Stephen Conrad, Director
Division of Land Resources
THRU: Charles Garcbner, Chief
7.Ja.nd Knality S4l+l-1l n
FROM: Thomas Carroll, Mining Specialist
Land Quality Section
RE: Martin Marietta Aggregates
Proposed Yadkin Quarry
Yadkin County
The above referenced application (original copy attached) was filed with
this office on January 6, 1988. A considerable number of form letters have been
received from local citizens voicing their objections to the proposal. As of
January 17, 1989 we have received approximately 32 form letters with no return
addresses, 8 with return addresses, and one petition with 30 names (see attached
copies) . - Approximately two of the letters received are from adjacent
(contiguous) landowners (see affidavit of notification) . A response letter has
been sent to those persons that provided a return address (see attached copy) .
It is my recommendation that a public hearing be held relative to this
mining permit application as provided for in G.S. 74-51 and Rule 5B .0011.
Please advise of your decision regarding the holding of a public hearing and the
selection of a hearing officer at your earliest convenience.
TEC:se
cc: Mr. G. Douglas Miller
RQ Box 27687, Raleigh, North Carolina 27611-7687 Telephone [phone]
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State of North Carolina
Department of Natural Resources and Community Development
Division of Land Resources
512 North Salisbury Street • Raleigh, North Carolina 27611
James G. Martin, Governor Stephen G. Conrad
William W. Cobey, Jr., Secretary Director
February 3, 1989
Mrs. Mary Ruth Rutledge
Advertising Department
Yadkin Ripple
P.O. Box 7
Yadkinville, North Carolina 27055
RE: regal Ad
Notice of Public Hearing
Dear Mrs. Rutledge:
As per our previous telephone conversation, please run the
attached notice as a legal ad in your paper on or before February 9,
1989.
Please ball us at the above address in triplicate and include the
appropriate affidavit. Should you have any questions please advise
immediately at (91.9) 733-4574. Your cooperation is appreciated.
Sincerely,
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Thomas E. Carroll, P.C.
Mining Specialist
Fund Quality Section
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NORTH CAROLINA DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL, RESOURCES AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT
PUBLIC NOTICE
Notice is hereby given of a public hearing to be held by the North Carolina
Department of Natural Resources and CaTrunity Development concerning Martin
Marietta Aggregates' application for a mining permit for a crushed stone quarry
off SR 1711 in eastern Yadkin County, North Carolina.
AUTHORITY: N.C.G.S. 74-51 and N.C.A.C. Title 15, Chapter 5
Subchapter 5B, Section .0011.
TIME, DATE, PLACE: 7:00 P.M.
March -2, 1989
Auditorium
Forbush High School
Route 2, Box 146
East Bend, N.C. 27018
PURPOSE: To receive comment related to the application for a mining
permit for a crushed stone quarry located off SR 1171 south
of Hwy. 421 approximately 8 miles east. of Yadkinville in
Yadkin County.
CONSENT PROCEDURE: All persons interested in this matter are invited to attend.
The hearing will be conducted in the following mariner:
1. Explanation o-f the permit procedures as set forth in
The Mining Act of 1971 by the Division of Land
Resources, Land Quality Section.
2. Explanation of the action for which permit is required-
by applicant. (Optional)
3. Public Cormient - Ccments, statements, data, and other
information may be suLiu.itted in writing prior to or
duing the hearing or may be presented orally at the
hearing. Persons desiring to speak will indicate this
intent at the time of registration at the hearing. So
that all iia�r cons dVJlr lllg �� .i�.aut 'may M, SO, li-iig tilt'
statements may be limited at the discretion of the
hearing officer. Oral presentations which exceed three
minutes must 7D-- accompanied by three (3) written copies
which will be filed with the hearing officer at the
time of registration.
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' 4. Cross examination of persons presenting testimony will
not be allowed; however, the hearing officer may ask
questions for clarification.
5. The proceedings will remain open for a period of ten
(10) days following the hearing for additional written
arguments or statements.
INFORMATION: Arldi{-innal i nfnrmaf-inn r-nnrf=rnina f-hi rz hr Arinri m�v }�n
obtained by writing or calling:
Mr. Thomas E. Carroll
Land Quality Section
Division of Land Resources
Department of Natural Resources
& Community Development
P. 0. Box 27687
T7al eJ Mn A-FIN Card i na 7761 1
Telephone: (919) 733-4574

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DEPARTMENT OF DIRECTOR
NATURAL RESOURCES AND MEMORANDUM
COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT
DIVISION OF BLAND RESOURCES -DATE:
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State of North Carolina
Department of Natural Resources and Community Development
Division of Land Resources
512 North Salisbury Street 0 Raleigh, North Carolina 27611
James G. Martin, Governor Stephen G. Conrad
William W. Cobey, Jr., Secretary January 17, 1989 Director
MEMfJRANDUM
TO: Stephen Conrad, Director
Division of Land Resources
THRU: Charles Gardner, Chief
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FROM: Thomas Carroll, Mining Specialist
Land Quality Section
RE: Martin Marietta Aggregates
Proposed Yadkin Quarry
Yadkin County
The above referenced application (original copy attached) was filed with
this office on January 6, 1988. A considerable number of form letters have been
received from local citizens voicing their objections to the proposal. As of
January 17, 1989 we have received approximately 32 form letters with no return
addresses, 8 with return addresses, and one petition with 30 names (see attached
copies) . Approximately two of the letters received are from adjacent
(contiguous) landowners (see affidavit of notification) . A response letter has
been sent to those persons that provided a return address (see attached copy) .
It is my recommendation that a public hearing be held relative to this
mining permit application as provided for in G.S. 74-51 and Rule 5B .0011.
Please advise of your decision regarding the holding of a public hearing and the
selection of a hearing officer at your earliest convenience.
TEC:se
cc: Mr. G. Douglas Miller
P.O. Box 27687, Raleigh, North Carolina 27611-7687 Telephone [phone]
An Equal Opportunity Affirmative Action Employer

State of North Carolina
Department of Natural- Resources and Community Development
Division of Land Resources
512 North Salisbury Street • Raleigh, North Carolina 27611
James G. Martin, Governor Stephen G. Conrad
William W Cobey, Jr., Secretary January 17, 1989 Director
Ms. Alice M. Gentry
Route 2, Box 218
Yadkinville, NC 27055
RE: Martin Marietta Aggregates
Proposed Yadkin Quarry
Yadkin County
Dear Ms. Gentry:
Thank you for your letter of January 8, 1989 expressing your concerns
regarding Martin Marietta Aggregates' application for a mining permit for the
operation of a crushed stone quarry in eastern Yadkin County.
The concerns you expressed certainly deserve evaluation. Before the
Director of the Division of Land Resources makes .a decision to grant or deny the
permit, these concerns as well as any others within the jurisdiction of N. C.
General Stuatue 74--51 of the Mining Act of 1971 will be carefully considered.
The Groundwater Section of the Division of Environmental Management has
been requested to review the proposal and comment as to what impact, if any, the
proposed operation will have on area groundwater. Sind liarly, the applicant has
applied for a National Pollution Discharge Elimination System (NPDES) permit
with the Water Quality Section of the Division of Environmental Management. A
NYDEES permit has specific guidelines on the characteristics of any discharge so
that it will not be degrading to the receiving waters. The mining permit, ,if
granted, would specifically site the operators responsibility to comply with
those water quality standards. if you need specific information on the
standards, you are encouraged to contact the Water Quality Section in the
Winston--Salem Regional Office at (919) 761-2351.
In reference to your corments on dangerous blasting, the blasting standards
utilized by this Department are based upon extensive studies conducted over
several years by the United States Bureau of Mines (USSM) . Through these
studies, the USBM has established an upper limit for safe blasting practices.
As a conservative approach, our Department currently utilizes one--half of the
US13M upper limit.
P.O. [lox 27687, RAcigh, North Carolina 27611-7687 Eclephunc 919-733-3833
An Frjual Oplx)mmity affirmative Action Employer

Ms. Alice M. Gentry
January 17, 1989
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The comments you made pertaining to air quality are being reviewed by the
Division of Environmental Management's Air Quality Section. A separate
application has been filed with that office and a separte air quality permit
will be required for this site. Again, mining permits reference the obligation
of an operator to comply with standards of air quality promulgated by the
Environmental Management Conmission. If you need additional information, please
contact Mr. Jerry Clayton with the Air Quality Section at (919) 733--3340.
The truck traffic and associated offsite safety aspects are not within our
jurisdiction. Traffic concerns should be directed to the Highway Patrol and/or
Department of Transportation. Also, the present state of the land use, whether
it is light commerce or residential, is not an item for our consideration.
These items are more properly addressed through local zoning ordinances.
Hopefully, I have provided the information you requested. T can assure you
that a careful and thorough review• of the mining permit application will be
conducted prior to making a decision to grant or deny the permit. Furthermore,
should the Director determine that a public hearing is warranted, you will be
advised of the date, time, and location of the hearing.
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be of 'further assistance.
Sincerely,
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omas E. Carroll, P.G.
Mining Specialist
Land Quality Section
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State of North Carolina
Department of Natural Resources and Community Development
Division of Land Resources
512 North Salisbury Street • Raleigh, North Carolina 27611
James G. Martin, Governor Stephen G. Conrad
William W. Cobey, Jr., Secretary January 19, 1.989 Director
Mr. Robert Ferguson
Route 3, Box 249--B
Hamptonville, NC 27020
RE: Martin Marietta Acgregates
Proposed Yadkin Quarry
Yadkin County
Dear Mr. Ferguson:
Thank you for your letter of. January 13, 1989 expressing your concerns
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operation of a crushed stone quarry in eastern Yadkin County.
The concerns you expressed certainly deserve evaluation. Before the
Director of the Division of Lard Resources makes a decision to grant or deny the
permit, these concerns as well as any others within the jurisdiction of N. C.
General Stuatuc 74-51 of the Mining Act of 1971 will be carefully considered.
The Groundwater Section of the Division of Environmental Management has
been requested to review the proposal anu cat><TTent as to what impact, IL any, the
proposed operation will have on area groundwater. Similiarly, the applicant has
applied for a National Pollution Discharge Elimination System (NPDES) permit
with the Water Quality Section of the Division of: Environmental Management. A
NPDES permit has specific guidelines on the characteristics of any discharge so
that it will not be degrading to the receiving waters. The mining permit, if
granted, would specifically site the operators responsibility to comply with
those water quality standards. If you need specific information on the
standards, you are encouraged to contact the Water Quality Section .in the
Winston-Salem Regional Office at (919) 761-2351.
In reference to your comments on dangerous blasting, the blasting standards
utilized by this Department are based upon extensive studies conducted over
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studies, the USBM has established an upper limit for safe blasting practices.
As a conservative approach, our Department currently utilizes one-half of the
USBM upper limit.
P.O. Box 27687, PAeigh, Nonh Carolina 27611.7667 Telephone [phone]
An Equal Opportunity Affirmative Action Employer

t1r.. Roh ert Ferguson
January 19, 1989
Page 2
The comments you made pertaining to air quality are being reviewed by the
Division of Environmental Management's Air Quality Section. A separate
application has been filed with that office and a separte air quality permit
will be required for this site. Again, mining permits reference the obligation
of an operator to cagAy with standards of air quality promulgated by the
Environmental Management Cm nission. if you need additional information, please
contact Mr. Jerry Clayton with the Air Quality Section at (919) 733-3340.
The truck traffic and associated offsite safety aspects are not within our
jurisdiction. Traffic concerns should be directed to the highway Patrol and/or
Department of Transportation. Also, the present state of the land use, whether
it is light comm-_Lce or residential, is not all }aeri-, for our consideration.
ion.
These items are more properly addressed through local zoning ordinances.
This office has received considerable correspondence related to the
proposed Yadkin Quarry and, pursuant to G.S. 74-51 and Administrative Code Title
15 Chapter 5B .0011 of The Mining Act of 1971, the Director has determined a
public hearing is warranted.- The Department shall conduct a public hearing no
sooner than 20 or not later than 60 days of the filing of the application. A
time, date and location of the hearing will be set by the Department and notice
will be given to all adjoining (contiguous) landowners of such. in addition, a
notice will be published in a newspaper of general circulation in Yadkin-County
at least ten days prior to the public hearing.
Again, thank you for your input. Please advise at (919) 733-4574 if I can
be of further assistance.
Sincerely,
Thomas E. Carroll, P.G.
Mining Specialist
Land Quality Section
THE:se
cc: Mr. G. Douglas Miller, P.E.

January 13 , 1989
Land Quality Section An 1989
,.)ivision of Land Resources
N. UueDevelopmentNatural Resources and 1�4r17'Y SECT1pN
ommunity
U. box 27687
Raleigh , N. C . 27611
Re : Opposition 'lo wartin Marietta Rock �.),uarry
Gentlemen : This letter is in regard , to Martin Marietta 11,
Aggregates application for a surface mining permit to commence
mining of Granite on 297 . 2 acres located 6 .6 miles East of
Yadkinville near road aR 1711 (Speer Bridge Road ) in Yadkin
County.
rre , the residents of Yadkin Uounty, wish to utilize our right
to freedom of expression to verbilize our total opposition to
plans for a rock quarry in our county.
The rock quarry will only prove to be '•a nuisance with structural
damage to oui '-homes and wells and lowered `water tables due to
dangerous blasting . The noise and air pollution will be a
serious hazard to our health . An-'- additional danger will be
the large trucks using our small 'roads and ' damaging them .
These are the same narrow roads our children travel in school
buses daily.
"e are horrified at the prospect of this rock quarry moving
in , despoiling our land , and endangering; our environment by
dumping it ' s chemically treated water into our major tribu-
taries which empty into the Yadkin River- a major source of
water for many cities .
we wish to strongly oppose the oD'r�antir- of uo pCtmi►L iL
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tj v I
charge water and chemicals into any tributary of 6outh beep
creek by Martin Marietta Aggregates Rock Vuarry. ne are also
totally against -the granting of a mining permit .
oe , as good citizens , have a right to live in a desirable
element and deserve some protection for residential and.
agricultural areas . we believe that no choice has been given
us before now and we believe that another site can be found
that is not within a populated area . 1t is not necessary to
disrupt our lives , damage our homes and wells and lower our
property values .
bincerely, r
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We the undersigned residents of the Forbush Community in Yadkin -county"
want to utilize our right to freedom of expression to verbalize
displeasure with the potential plans fora rock quarry in our5om�unity.
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The said , rock quarry, will only prove to be a nuisance in our small
community bringing true hazards to residents, residences and surrounding
land area , namely noise, pollutions, and air pollution. Our small
roads will be damaged by the use of large trucks and the heavy loads they
must carry not to mention, 'the traffic increase and hazardous driving
of many drivers.
We, the undersigned, believe that no choice was given to us-before now and
we believe that an area can be found in our county that is not within
a populated area.
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january 13 , lyti9
Land Quality Section
.uivision of Land Resources
N . u . uepar.tment of Natural Resources and
community Development
u . nox 27 687
Raleigh , N . C . ;�7611
Re : Opposition To martin marietta hock i�3�uarry
Gentlemen : This letter is in regard to Martin Marietta
Aggregates application for a surface mining permit to commence
mining of Granite on 297 . 2 acres located 6 . 6 miles t:ast of
radkinville near road 6R 1711 (6peer Bridge Road ) in Yadkin
County.
+he y.eairierl+c of VnAl;in t:nwn+sr Wi a}1 t.n 13+11 i fir? MIr •r'iArht
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to freedom of expression to verbilize our total opposition to
plans for a rock quarry in our county .
The rock quarry will only prove to be a nuisance with structural
damage to our .homes and wells and lowered water tables due to
dangerous blasting . The noise and air pollution will be a
serious hazard to our health . An additional danger will be
the large trucks using our small roads and dama.gi.ng them .
These are the same narrow roads our children travel in school
buses daily.
ne are horrified at the prospect of this rock quarry moving
in , despoiling our land , and endangering our environment by
dumping it ' s chemically treated water into our major tribu-
taries which empty into the Yadkin !fiver- a major source of
water for many cities .
we wish to strongly oppose the granting. of a permit to dis-
charge water and chemicals into sny tributary of South beep
Ur-eek by martin Marietta Aggregates Rock �.!,uarry . ne are also
totally against the granting of a mining permit .
oe , as good citizens , have a right to live in a desirable
element and deserve some protection for residential and
agricultural areas . we believe that no choice has been given
us before now ana we believe that another site can be found
that is not within a ponnIntP(7 area , it is not nPnPgfiary to
disrupt our lives , damage our homes and wells and lower our
property values .
bincerel,y,
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January 13 , 1589
Land Quality Section ' D
-i)ivision of Land Resources ' Z
N . u . uepartment of Natural Resources and 'c
cx e_'
community Development
r' . u . -sox 27687 cn
Raleigh , N. U . �7611 `�
ca
Re : Opposition To martin Marietta hock vuarry
Gentlemen : This letter is in regard . to Martin Marietta !
Aggregates application for a surface mining permit to commence
mining of Granite on 297 . 2 acres located 6.6 miles bast of
iadkinville near road aR 1711 (6peer Bridge Road ) in Yadkin
county.
i
vve , the residents of Yadkin county, wish to utilize our right
to freedom of expression to verbalize our total opposition to
plans for a rock quarry in 'our county .
The rock quarry will only prove to be a nuisance with structural
damage to oui� '.homes and wells and lowered water tables due to
dangerous blasting. The noise and air pollution will be a
serious hazard to our health . wn additional danger will be
the large trucks using our small roads and, damaging them .
These are the same narrow roads our children travel in school
buses daily.
ne are horrified at the of this rock quarry movie
prospect g
in , despoiling our land , and endangering our environment by
dumping it ' s chemically treated water into our major tribu-
taries which empty into the Yadkin River- a-major source of
water for many cities .
wo wi al-i to gtrnnrri v nnnnaa the rrrnnt i na of n nprmi t to ri i c_
charge water and chemicals into any tributary of youth Deep
:reek by Martin Marietta Aggregates Rock L-;juarry. vve are also
totally against the granting of a mining permit .
we , as good citizens , have a right to live in a desirable
element and deserve some protection for residential and
agricultural areas . we believe that no choice has been given
us before now and we believe that another site can be found
that is not within a populated area . it is not necessary to
disrupt our lives , damage our homes and wells and lower our
property values .
z:)incerel,y,
Sz)w NGZ�

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,January 13 , 1989
Land Quality Section
•ijivision of i,and Resources
N . u . uepartment of Natural Resources and
community Development '9 d
P. u. nox 27687
Raleigh , N . U . ;e7611
Re : Opposition To martin Marietta hock yluarry G
Gentlemen : This letter is in regard • to Martin Marietta
Aggregates application for a surface mining permit to commence
mining of Granite on L97 . 2 acrc�.v iocateri r . w' miles y..cm,.�it of
Yadkinville near road 6R 171.1 (.peer Bridge Road ) in Yadkin
County.
we , the residents of Yadkin county, wish to utilize our right
to freedom of expression to verbilize our total opposition to
plans for a rock quarry in -our county.
The rock quarry will only prove to be a nuisance with structural
damage to our homes and wells and lowered water tables due to
dangerous blasting . The noise and air pollution will be a
serious hazard to our health. An additional danger will be
the large trucks using 'our small roads and damaging them .
These are the same narrow roads our children travel in school
buses daily.
we are horrified at the prospect of this rock quarry moving
in , despoiling our land , and endangering; our environment by
dumping it ' s chemically treated water into our major tribu-
taries which empty into the Yadkin River- a major source of
water for many cities .
we wish to strongly oppose the granting of a permit to dis-
charge water and chemicals into any tributary of youth Deep
creek by Martin Marietta Aggregates Rock uluar.ry. rre are also
totally against the granting of a mining permit .
we , as good citizens , have a right to live in a desirable
element and deserve some protection for residential and
agricultural areas . we believe that no choice has been given
us before now and we believe that another site can be found
that is not within a populated area . it is not necessary to
: - disrupt our lives , damage our homes and wells and lower our
property values . r
aincerel,y, ��

January 13 , 19U9
Land Quality Section
djivision of Land Resources ,l li
N . U . Department of Natural Resources and d'
community Development ,f �E9,
U. -sox 27 687 f
Raleigh, N . U.. 27611 FCJ
Re : Opposition To Martin marietta hock �nuarry
Gentlemen : This letter is in regard . to Martin . marietta
Aggregates application for a surface mining permit to commence
mining of Granite on 297 .2 acres located 6 . 6 miles .bast of
iadkinville near road 6R 1711 (jpeer Bridge Road ) in Yadkin
County.
we , the residents of Yadkin Uounty, wish to utilize our right
to freedom of expression to verbilize our total opposition to
plans for a rock quarry in our county.
The rock quarry will only prove to be a nuisance with structural
damage to our homes and wells and Lowered water tables due to
dangerous blasting . The noise and air pollution will be a
serious hazard to our health. an additional danger will be
the large trucks using ,-our small roads and damaging them .
These are the same narrow roads our children travel in school
buses daily.
"e are horrified at the prospect of this rock quarry moving
in , despoiling our land , and endangering our environment by
dumping it ' s chemically treated water into our major tribu-
taries which empty into the Yadkin Miver-- a major source of
water for many cities .
we wish to strongly oppose the granting 'of a permit to dis-
charge water and chemicals into any tributary of youth beep
Ureek by Martin Marietta Aggregates Rock uluar.ry, ne are also
totally against the granting of a mining permit .
wA _ a onml r% i ti 7,anA _ havp a right to l iup in n r1aci rahl a
element and deserve some protection for residential and
agricultural areas , we believe that no choice has been given
us before now ana we believe that another site can be found
that is not within a populated area. it is not necessary to
disrupt our lives , damage our homes and wells and lower our
property values.
sincerely, ( 0
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January
Land Quality Section
uivision of sand Resources
N . U . vepartment of Natural Resources and
community Development,
P, u. sox 27 687
Raleigh , N . U . 27611
Re,: Opposition To martin mar. ietta hock Quar.ry -
Gentlemen : This letter is in regard - to Martin Marietta
Aggregates application for a surface mining permit to commence
mining of Granite on 297 . 2 acres located 6 .6 miles East -of
radkinville near road 5R 1711 (Spee'r Bridge Road ) in Yadkin
County.
+ne , the residents of Yadkin county, wish to utilize our right
to freedom of expression to verbilize our total opposition to
plans for a rock quarry in your county.
The rock quarry will only prove to be a nuisance with structural
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dangerous blasting. The noise and air pollution will be a
serious hazard to our health . An additional danger will be
the large trucks using•:::'our small roads and damaging them .
These are the same narrow roads our children travel in school
buses daily.
"e are horrified at the prospect of this rock quarry moving
in , despoiling our land , and endangering our environment by
dumping it ' s chemically treated water into our major tribu-
taries which empty into the Yadkin !river- a major source of
water for many cities .
we wish to strongly oppose the granting of a permit to dis-
charge water and chemicals into any tributary of South Veep
creek by Martin Marietta Aggregates Rock w?uarry. ►re are also
totally against the granting of a mining permit .
YYP - A.A Crnnri C!iti7.PnR _ hAVP a riJYht. to 'lilra in n riaa; ral�ln
element and deserve some protection for residential and
agricultural areas , we believe that no choice has been given
us before now and we believe that another site can be found
{ that is not within a populated area . it is not necessary to
.� disrupt our lives , damage our homes and wells and lower our
property values .
z)incerel,y,
fox Z3 V

l
,january 13 , 1989
Land Quality Section
,Division of Land Resources � ei
N . U . department of Natural Resources and CP
Uommunity Development
P. U. nox 27687
Raleigh , N . U . 27611
02
Re : Opposition To Martin Marietta hock vuarry
Gentlemen : This letter is in regard - to Martin Marietta
Aggregates application for a surface mining permit to commence
mining of Granite on 297 . 2 acres located 6 .6 miles East of
radkinville near road aR 1711 (jpeer Bridge Road) in Yadkin
County.
ne , the residents of Yadkin Uounty, wish to utilize our right
to freedom of expression to verbilize our total opposition to
plans for a rock quarry in -our county.
The rock quarry will only prove to be a nuisance with structural
damage to our homes and wells and lowered water tables due to
dangerous blasting . The noise and air pollution will be a
serious hazard to our health . xn additional danger will bed
the large trucks using our small roads and damaging them .
These are the same narrow roads our children travel in school
buses daily.
ne are horrified at the prospect of this rock quarry moving �
in , despoiling our land , and endangering our environment by `
dumping it ' s chemically treated water into our major tribu-
taries which empty into the Yadkin River- a major source of
water for many cities .
we wish to stronul.v onnose the arantinp., of a hermit to dis-
charge water and chemicals into anytributary of South Veep
Ureek by Martin Marietta Aggregates Rock t-quarry. rie are also
totally against the granting of a mining permit .
vie , as good citizens , have a right to live in a desirable
element and deserve some protection for residential and
agricultural areas . we believe that no choice has been given
us before now and we believe that another site can be found
that is not within a populated area. it is not necessary to
disrupt our lives , damage our homes and wells and lower our
property values.
bincerely,

=� January 13 , lki69
f 5P
band Quality Section ', 92
uivision of nand Resources %,- G
N . u . -uepartment of Natural Resources and Cf-
community Development
-e . u . nox 27 687
Raleigh, N . U . z7611 0
Re : apposition `1`o martin Marietta hock vuarry
Gentlemen : This letter is in regard • to Martin Marietta
Aggregates application for a surface mining permit to commence
mining of Granite on 297 . 2 acres Located 6 .6 miles East of
Yadkinville near road 6R 1711 (,peer Bridge Road ) in Yadkin
County.
we , the residents of Yadkin county, wish to utilize our right
to freedom of expression to verbilize our total opposition to
plans for a rock quarry in our county .
The rock quarry will only prove to be a nuisance with structural
damage to our --Homes and wells and lowered water- tables due to
dangerous blasting . The noise and air pollution will be a
serious hazard to our health , an additional danger will be
the large trucks using our small roads and damaging them .
These are the game narrow roads our children travel in school
buses daily.
ne are horrified at the prospect of this rock quarry moving;
in , despoiling our land , and endangering our environment by
dumping it ' s chemically treated water into our major tribu-
taries which empty into the Yadkin River- a major source of
water for many cities .
we wish to strongly oppose the granting of a permit to dis-
charge water- and chemicals into any tributary of South beep
Ureek by martin Marietta Aggregates Rock �.,!uarry. 'ne are also
totally against the granting of a mining permit .
we , as good citizens , have a right to live in a desirable
element and deserve some protection for residential and
agricultural areas , we believe that no choice has been given
us before now ana we believe that another site can be found
that is not within a populated area, it is not necessar.,v to
disrupt our lives , damage our homes and wells and lower our
property values .
bincerel,y,
c, a

i
January 1S , lyt�9
Land Quality Section
-A,•.
,d)ivision of Land Resources -�� 9 �%
N. U . i)epartment of Natural Resources and % Vol �.
community Development b I d
.k'. u . oox 27687 � `9C9
Raleigh, N . C . 27611 JF�,�
Re : Opposition To Martin marietta hock �'?,uarry 02
Gentlemen : This letter is in regard- to Martin Marietta
Aggregates application for a surface mining permit to commence
mining of Granite on 297 . 2 acres located 6.6 miles East of
iadkinville near road 6R 1711 (Speer Bridge Road ) in Yadkin
County.
we , the residents of Yadkin Uounty, wish to utilize our right
to freed6m of expression to verbilize our total opposition to
plans for a rock quarry in ,-our county.
The rock quarry will only prove to be '-a nuisance with structural
damage to our-,'homes and wells and lowered water tables due to
dangerous blasting . The noise and air pollution will be a
serious hazard .to our health. an additional danger will be
the large trucks using;:-our small roads and damaging them .
These are the same narrow roads our children travel in school
buses daily.
re are horrified at the prospect of this rock quarry moving
in , despoiling our land , and endangering our environment by
dumping it ' s chemically treated water into our major tribu-
taries which empty into the Yadkin River- a major source of
water for many cities .
we wish to strongly on-nose the granting of a permit To dis-
charge water and chemicals into any tributary of youth Deep
creek by martin Marietta Aggregates Rock kluar.ry. 'e are also
totally against the granting of a mining permit .
we , as good citizens , have a right to live in a desirable
element and deserve some protection for residential and 1
agricultural areas . - we believe that no choice has been given
us before now and we believe that another site can be found I
, . that is not within a populated area . . it is not necessary to
disrupt our lives , damage our homes and wells and lower our
y ' property values .
V
aincerel,y ,

January 15 , l9ts9.
Land Quality Section
,iJivision of Land Resources
N . U . uepartment of Natural Resources and
community Development '9 d-
i. 'u, -oox 27687
Raleigh , N. C . 27611 ,f, �
Re : Opposition To Martin Marietta Rock �)�uarry
Gentlemen : This letter is in regard - to Martin Marietta
Aggregates application for a surface mining permit to commence
mining of Granite on 297 . 2 acres located 6 . 6 miles i!;ast of
xadkinville near road 6R 1711 (6peer Bridge Road ) in Yadkini
County.
we , the residents of Yadkin County, wish to utilize our right
to freedom of expression to verbilize our total opposition to
plans for a rock quarry in our county.
The rock quarry will only prove to be a nuisance with structural
damage to our homes and wells and lowered water tables due to
dangerous blasting. The noise and air pollution will be a
serious hazard to our health . xn additional danger will be
the large trucks using -our small roads and damaging them .
These are the same narrow roads our children travel in school
buses daily.
we are horrified at the prospect or this rock quarry moving
in , despoiling our land , and endangering our environment by
dumping it ' s chemically treated water into our major tribu-
taries which empty into the Yadkin River- a major source of
water for many cities .
we wish to strongly oppose the granting of a permit to dis-
charge water and chemicals into any tributary of South beep
creek by Martin Marietta Aggregates Rock uluarry. ne are also
totally against the granting of a mining permit .
we , as good citizens , have a right to live in a desirable
element and deserve some protection for residential and
agricultural areas . we believe that no choice has been given
us before now and we believe that another site can be found
that is not within a populated area . :it is not necessary to
disrupt our lives , damage our homes and wells and lower our
property values.
nincerel,y, ,.
rvl ' b-•r i �

j anuar,y 13 , 1989
J
Land Quality Section
uivision of Land Resources
N . u . vepartment of Natural Resources and G
community Development
r. u . nox 27687 C�
Raleigh , N . U . ;e7611 ,
A.
Re : Opposition To martin marietta icock �},uarr.y 2
Gentlemen : This letter is in regard to Martin Marietta
Aggregates application for a surface mining permit to commence
mining of Granite on 297 . 2 acres located 6.6 miles bast of
iadkinville near road 6R 1711 (6peer Bridge Road ) in Yadkin
County.
we , the residents of Yadkin county , wish to utilize our right
to freed6m of expression to verbilize our total opposition to
plans for a rock quarry in our county .
The rock quarry will only prove to be a nuisance with structural
damage to our -homes and wells and lowered water tables due to
dangerous blasting . The noise and air pollution will be a
serious hazard to our health . xn additional danger will be
the large trucks using ' our small roads and damaging them .
These are the same narrow roads our children travel in school
buses daily.
ne are horrified at the prospect of this rock quarry moving
in , despoiling our land , and endangering our environment by
dumping it ' s chemically treated water into our major tribu-
taries which empty into the Yadkin River- a major source of
water for many cities .
we wish to Strongly nrir�nco th^ r r. n+ 4rT of ti + t..
..�. i.�.. uv .� ui v.,F)'-�7 vy J'W-y u..4 Fjlu �i o a permit o l% 1.07-
charge water and chemicals into any tributary of youth J)eep
:reek by Martin Marietta Aggregates Rock t-?!uarry, ne are also
totally against the granting of a mining permit .
we , as good citizens , have a right to live in a desirable
element and deserve some protection for residential and
agricultural areas , we believe that no choice has been given
us before now and we believe that another site can be found
that is not within a populated area . it is not necessary to
disrupt our lives , damage our homes and wells and lower our
property values .
aincerel,y,
P a.ztAL ). 1411�
IZ/• 0 8� �3 0,
a701'/

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January 13 , 19 �}
Land Quality Section
•Livision of Land Resources
N . U . vepartment of Natural Resources and
community Development
-P. U . nox V687 `� G
Raleigh, N . C . 27611 1 (�
Re : Opposition To Martin Marietta hock �,)�uarry S c9
Gentlemen : This letter is in regard . to Martin Marietta 2
Aggregates application for a surface mining permit to commence
mining of Granite on 297 . 2 acres located 6 . 6 miles .bast of
xadkinville near road 6R 1711 (Speer Bridge Road ) in Yadkin
County.
ne , the residents of Yadkin Lounty, wish to utilize our right
to freedom of expression to verbilize our total opposition to
plans for a rock quarry in -our county.
The rock quarry will only prove to be a nuisance with structural.
1 '� a 11 lower
Ati1A r� '� + Ml 6 /� to
d a.miage .o our. ]1Vmes an,"' 1wells and to eJ.ed wate Iia N1.Gs d,-ac
dangerous blasting . The noise and air pollution will be a
serious hazard to our health . An additional danger will be
the large trucks using -our small roads and damaging them.
These are the same narrow roads our children travel in school
buses daily.
we are horrified at the prospect of this rock quarry moving
in , despoiling our land , and endangering our environment by.
dumping it ' s chemically treated water into our major tribu-
taries which empty into the Yadkin River-- a major source of
water for many cities .
we wish to strongly oppose the granting of a permit to dis-
charge water and chemicals into any tributary of South Deep
creek by Martin Marietta Aggregates Rock w�uarry. Tye are also
totally against the granting of a mining permit .
we , as good citizens , have a right to live in a desirable
element and deserve slime protection for residential and
agricultural areas . we believe that no voice has been givenus before now ana we believe that another site can be found
i
that is not within a populated area . it is not necessary to �
disrupt our lives , damage our homes and wells and lower our
property values .
bincerely,
Xt
YG /YC a loss

January 13 , 1989
Land Quality Section
i,ivision of hand Resources 9
N . U . iiepartment of Natural Resources and , 2
Uommunity Development
p. u . 13ox 27687
Raleigh, N . U . 27611
Re : apposition To Martin mar. ietta hock c?,uarry
Gentlemen : This letter is in regard . to Martin Marietta �
Aggregates application for a surface mining permit to commence
mining of Granite on 297 . 2 acres located 6 . 6 miles East of
xadkinville near road aR 1711 (6peer Bridge Road ) in Yadkin
county.
we , the residents of Yadkin Uounty, wish to utilize our right
to freedom of expression to verbilize our total opposition to
plans for a rock quarry in our county.
The rock quarry will only prove to be a nuisance with structural
y �L 3 l � d 1 .7 #e.tin 1ata" e s due to
aamage to oUi' Ilollle� and i�ie.L.l.� a[1u 1.owcrc�i 'rrci�c� aauicV ..�.,c
dangerous blasting . The noise and air pollution will be a
serious hazard to our health . xn addition'al danger will be
the large trucks using - our small roads and! damaging them .
These are the same narrow roads our children travel in school
buses daily.
ve are horrified at the prospect of this rock quarry moving
in , despoiling our land , and endangering our environment by
dumping it ' s chemically treated water into our major tribu-
taries which empty into the Yadkin lover- a major source of
water for many cities .
we wish to strongly oppose the granting of a permit to dis-
charge water and chemicals into any tributary of youth beep
Ureek by Martin Marietta Aggregates Rock '.Fluarry. ne are also
totally against the granting of a mining permit .
we , as good citizens , have a right to live in a desirable
element and deserve some protection for residential and
agricultural areas . we believe that no choice has been given
us before now and we believe that another site can be found
that is not within a populated area . it is not necessary to
disrupt our lives , damage our homes and wells and lower our
property values.
bincerel,y,

j an u ary 13 , 1989
Land Quality Section %6
Division of nand Resources
SV . V . LC pa,J, Vl{IC l]V Vt ilYQ 4ui CL.1_ Resources c;,LiV ( �
community Development
P. u . -nox 27 687 .4 mod;
Raleigh , N. C . 27611 J.
0
Re : Opposition 'To martin Marietta Rock Quarry -
Gentlemen : This letter is in regard' . to Martin Marietta
Aggregates application for a surface mining permit to commence
mining of Granite on 297 . 2 acres located 6 .6 miles bast .'of
Yadkinville near road 6R 1711 (Speer Bridge Road ) in Yadkin
County.
rve , the residents of Yadkin county, wish to utilize our right
to freed6m of expression to verbilize our total opposition to
plans for a rock quarry in our county.
The rock g6arry will only prove to be a- nuisance with structural
damage to Oiit -homes and wells and lowered water tables due to
dangerous blasting . The noise and air pollution will be a
serious hazard to our health . xn additional danger will be
the large trucks usin&, 'our small roads and damaging them .
These are the same narrow roads our children travel in school
buses daily.
"e are horrified at the prospect of' this rock quarry moving
in , despoiling our land , and endangering our environment by
dumping it ' s chemically treated water into our major tribu-
taries which empty into the Yadkin River- a major source of
water for many cities .
we wish to strongly oppose the granting of a permit to dis-
charge water and chemicals into any tributary of South Deep
ureek by Martin Marietta Aggregates Rock uluar.ry. ne are also
totally against the granting of a mining permit .
vve , as good citizens , ' have a right to live in a desirable
element and deserve some protection for residential and
agricultural areas . we believe that no choice has been given
us before now and we believe that another site can be found
that is not within a populated area . it is not necessary to
disrupt our lives , damage our homes and wells and lower our
property values .
oincerel,y,
�Cc� � �}�-� ti-t-• 3 !��?l 16� - Lj,G.��...���- ,�?�. ��o s s `�!3-�.a so
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January 13 , 19s9
Land Quality Section ''
_uivision of Nand Resources
N . U . Department of Natural Resources and
community Development
i�. U. nox 27687 S
Raleigh , N. C . 27611 �o
�L
Re : Opposition To Martin marietta dock tinuarry -
Gentlemen : This letter is in regard - to Martin Marietta
Aggregates application for a surface mining permit to commence
mining of Granite on 297 . 2 acres located 6. 6 miles East of
Yadkinville near road 6R 1711 (Speer Bridge Road ) in Yadkin
county.
we , the residents of Yadkin Uounty, wish to utilize our right
to freedom of expression to verbilize our total opposition 'ito
plans for a rock quarry in our county.
The rock quarry will ' only prove to be a- nuisance with structural
damage to our homes and wells and ,lowered water tables due to
dangerous blasting . The noise and air pollution will be a
serious hazard to our health . An dd_diltional danger will be
the large trucks using;.our small roa.ds and damaging them .
These are the same narrow roads our chiildren travel in school
buses daily.
ne are ,horrified at ithe prospect of ' this rock quarry moving
in , despoiling our land , and endangering 'l our environment by
dumping; it ',s. chemically treated water into our major tribu-
taries which empty into the Yadkin River a major source of
water for many cities .
we wish to strongly oppose the granting of a permit to dis-
charge water and chemicals into any tributary of 6outh Deep
creek by martin marietta Aggregates Rock u,!uarry. "' e are also
totally against the granting of a mining permit .
we , as good citizens , have a right to Live in a desirable
element and deserve some protection for residential and
agricultural areas . we believe that no choice has been given
us before now and we believe that another site can be found
that is not within a populated area . it is not necessary to
disrupt our lives , damage our homes .and wells and lower our
proper,ty,values . -
oincere) y,- _ :, . . .. .. .
r
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j anu ary 13 , 1989
Land Quality Section
,bivision of Land Resources
N ., U . Department of Natural Resources and
Uommunity Development rjy
1. U. box 27687
Raleigh , N . U . 27611
Re : Opposition To bartin ma.rietta hock 4uarry
Gentlemen : This letter is in regard , to Martin Marietta
Aggregates application for a surface mining permit to commence
l Granite
___ � 1 � Ai'9 rt located
_J l / 5 �
mining of lrf"anite on 29 . C acres located 6 . � I�files last of
radkinville near road 6R 1711 (Speer Bridge Road ) in Yadkin
County.
we , the residents of Yadkin county, wish to_ utilize our right
to freedom of expression to verbilize our total opposition to
plans for a rock quarry in Vur county.
The rock quarry will only prove to be a nuisance with structural
damage to our homes and wells and low6red water tables due to
dangerous blasting. The noise and air pollution will be a
serious hazard to our health. An additional danger will be J .
the large trucks using %bur small roads and damaging them . I
These are the same narrow roads our children. travel in school
buses daily.
re are horrified at the prospect of this rock quarry moving
in , despoiling our land , and endangering our environment by
dumping it ' s chemically 4t-CCL4CU water 1f74V our major tribu-
taries which empty into the Yadkin River- a major source of
water for many cities .
we wish to strongly oppose the granting of• a permit to dis-
charge water and chemicals into any tributary of South Deep
creek by martin Marietta Aggregates Rock quarry. ie are also
totally against the granting of a mining permit .
we , as good citizens , have a right to live in Q desirable
element and deserve some protection for residential and
agricultural areas . we believe that no choice has been given
us before now ana we believe that another site can be found
that is not within a populated area . it is not necessary to
disrupt our lives , damage our homes and wells and lower our
property values .
bincerely,
A

j anuary l 19t�9
Land Quality Section
-Division of Land Resources 9
N . u. Department of Natural Resources and
Uommunity Development
r'. U , i�ox 27 687 c�
Raleigh, N. U . 27611' 2
Re : Opposition 'To iviartin Marietta Rock ,),Uarr7
Gentlemen : This letter is in regard . to Martin Marietta
Aggregates application for a surface mining permit to commence
mining of Granite on :�97 . 2 acres located 6. 6 miles Past of
xadkinville near road aR 1711 (Speer Bridge Road ) in Yadkin
Uounty.
wa tha racei A P n of YaHlri n t'nii-n v _ wi ah t.n 13t.i l i are n»r ri uht.
to freedom of expression to verbilize our total opposition to
plans for a rock quarry in +our county .
The rock quarry will only prove to be a nuisance with structural
damage to our '•homes and wells and lowered water tables due to
dangerous blasting . The noise and air pollution will be a
serious hazard to our health. an additional danger will be
the large trucks using our small roads and damaging them .
TheseThese are the same narrow roads niir nhildran +rayrel i ., cr+hnnl
�.vim.. are �.a�. v�.i��a. �aa..,�}v�• sv.�u�
buses daily.
Pe are horrified at the prospect of this rock quarry moving
in , despoiling our land , and endangering our environment by
dumping it ' s chemically treated water into our major tribu-
taries which empty into the Yadkin River- a major source of
water for many cities .
we wish to strongly oppose the granting; of a permit to dis-
charge water and chemicals into any tributary of z5outh Deep
Ureek by Martin Marietta Aggregates Rock U)uarry, ive are also
totally against the granting of a mining permit .
we , as good citizens , have a right to live in a desirable
element and deserve some protection for residential and
agricultural areas , we believe that no choice has been given
us before "now and we believe that another site can be found
that is not within a populated area , it is not necessary to
disrupt our lives , damage our homes and wells and lower our
property values .
bincerel,y,
27 ,

'1
i•
January 8 , 1989
Land Quality bection
Livision of _uand Resources f ��
N , u. Department of Natural Kesources
and Community Development p'y
P : U . box 27 687
.Kaleigh , N . U . 27611
tte : . upposition To Martin Marietta Rock Quarry
Gentlemen : This letter is in regards to martin Marietta
Aggregates application for a surface mining permit to commence
mining of Granite on 297 .2 acres located 6.6 miles k;ast of
Yadkinville near road SR 1711 k6peer Bridge Road ) in Yadkin
i
Uounty. i
i wish to utilize my right to freedom of expression to verbilize
my total opposition to plans for a rock quarry in our community.
The rock quarry will only prove to be a nuisance in our small
community with structural damage to our homes and wells and
lowered water tables due to dangerous blasting. The noise and
air pollution will be a serious hazard to our health. An
additional ganger will be the large trucks using our small roada'
and damaging them. These are the same narrow roads our
children travel in school buses daily.
;- +�. *11 o e-%-tP thP_. granting of a. permit to discharge
1 WlPii �� 71.ivnsi� ..pr
water and chemicals into any tributary of South Deep Greek by,
Martin Marietta Aggregates Rock quarry. I am also totally
against the granting of a mining permit, -
1 believe that no choice has been given. to me and the membere
of my community before now, and we believe that another site
can be found that is not within a populated area. it is not
^d-ss ry to disrupt our lives , damage our homes and wells
I l e�+c o o a.+a J disrupt
and lower our property values . 'thank you for listening to me .
7
Sincerely, % F
G� y�&-r-- 2 e
Rel
.2 2e s5 s"
91 3�s'��7

• ti
January 13 , 1989
Land Quality Section
_uivision of hand Resources
N . U . t)epartment of Natural Resources and
community Development
r. U. box 27 687 �� /0
Raleigh , N. C . 27611 89
P
Re : Opposition To Martin Marietta hock Quarry
Gentlemen : This letter is in regard- to Martin Marietta
Aggregates application for a surface mining permit to commence
mining of Granite on 297 . 2 acres located 6 . 6 miles bast of
radkinville near road 6R 1711 (6peer Bridge Road ) in Yadkin
County.
we , the residents of Yadkin Uounty , wish to utilize our right
to freedom of expression to verbilize our total opposition to
plans for a rock quarry in -our county.
The rock quarry will only prove to be a nuisance with structural
damage to our homes and wells and lowered water tables due to
dangerous blasting . The noise and air pollution will be a
serious hazard to our health. An additional danger will be
the large trucks using --our small roads and damaging them .
These are the same narrow roads our children travel in school
buses daily.
ne are horrified at the prospect of this rock quarry moving
in , despoiling our land , and endangering our environment by
dumping it ' s chemically treated water into our major tribu-
taries which empty into the Yadkin - River- a major source of
water for many cities.
we wish to strongly oppose the granting of a permit to dis-
charge water and chemicals into s.ny tributary of South Deep ,
Greek by Martin Marietta Aggregates Rock V!uarry. "e are also
totally against the granting of a mining permit .
we , d..-s, good citiee[s , have a right to live in a de.s ira bie
element and deserve some protection for residential and
agricultural areas . we believe that no choice has been given
us before now ana we believe that another site can be found
that is not within a populated area. It is not necesgar.y to
disrupt our lives , damage our homes and wells and lower our
property values.
bincerel,y,
CIA
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State of North (-arolina
Department of Natural Resources and Community Development
Division-of Land Resources
512 North Salisbury Street • Raleigh, North Carolina 27611
James G. Martin, Governor Stephen G, Conrad
William W. Cobey, Jr., Secretary January 19, 1989 Director
Ms. Diane Harrison
Route 3, Box 326-B
NAmnf-nnvi l 7 a Air ?7n?n
RE: Martin Marietta Aggregates
Proposed Yadkin Quarry
Yadkin Countv
Dear Ms. Harrison:
Thank you for your Letter of January 13, 1989 expressing your concerns
regarding Martin Marietta Aggregates' application for a mining permit for the
operation of a crushed stone quarry in eastern Yadkin County.
The concerns you expressed certainly deserve evaluation. Before the
Director of the Division of band Resources makes a decision to grant or deny the
permit, these concerns as well as any others within the jurisdiction of N. C.
General Stuatue 74-51 of the Mining Act of 1971 will be carefully considered.
The Groundwater Section of the Division of Environmental Management has
been requested to review the proposal and comment as to what impact, if any, the
proposed operation will have on area groundwater. Similiarly, the applicant has
applied for a National Pollution Discharge Elimination System (NPDFS) permit
with the water duality Section of the Division of Environmental Management. A
NPDES permit has specific guidelines on the characteristics of anv discharge so
that it will -not be degrading to the receiving waters. The mining permit, if
granted, would specifically site the operators responsibility to comply with
those water quality standards. If you need specific information on the
standards, you are encouraged to contact the Water Quality Section in the
Winston-Salem Regional office at (919) 761-2351.
In reference to your comments on dangerous blasting, the blasting standards
utilized by this Department are based upon extensive studies conducted over
several years by the United States Bureau of Mines (USBM) . Through these
studies, the USBM has established an upper limit for safe blasting practices.
As a conservative approach, our Department currently utilizes one--half of the
USBM upper limit.
P.O. Box 27687, Raleigh, North Carolina 27611-7687 Telephone [phone]
An Equal Opportunity Affirmative Action Employer

r
Ms. Diane Harri.san
January 19, 1989
Page 2
The comments you made pertaining to air quality are being reviewed- by the
Division of Environmental Management's Air Quality Section. A separate
application has bec-n filed with that office and a sep rte air quality ty permit
will, be required for this site. Again, mining permits reference the obligation
of an operator to comply with standards of air quality promulgated by the
Environmental Manag&.ment Comnission. If you. need additional information, please
contact Mr. Jerry Clayton with the Air Quality Section at (919) 733-3340.
The truck traffic and associated offsite safety aspects are not within our
jurisdiction. Traffic concerns should be directed to the Aghway Patrol. and/or
Department of Transportation. Also, the present state of the Land use, whether
it is light caTmrce or residential, is not an item for our consideration.
These items are more properly addressed through local zoning ordinances.
This office has received considerable correspondence related to the
proposed Yadkin Quarry and, pursuant to G.S. 74-51 and Administrative Code Title
15 Chapter 5B .0011 of The Mining Act of 1971, the Director has determined a
public Bearing is warranted. The Department shall conduct a public hearing no
sooner than 20 or not later than 60 days of the filing of the application. A
time, date and location of the hearing will be set by the Department and notice
will be given to all ddJu niiiy (uoKiyuous) landowners of such. In addition, a
notice will be published in a newspaper of general circulation in Yadkin County
at least ten days prior to the public hearing.
Again, thank you for your input. Please advise at (919) 733--4574 if T can
be of further assistance.
Sincerely,
Thomas E. Carroll, P.G.
Mining Specialist
Land Quality RP_c:ti(fin
TBC:se
cc: No. G. Douglas Miller, P.E.

�''l MAR,
State of North Carolina
Department of Natural Resources and Community Development
Division of Land Resources
512 North Salisbury Street • Raleigh, North Carolina 27611
James G. Martin, Governor Stephen G. Conrad
William W. Cobey, Jr., Secretary January 19, 1989 Director
Mrs. Claude Wilkins
123 Circle Dr.
Jonesville, NC 28642
RE: Martin Marietta Aggregates
Proposed Yadkin Quarry
Yadkin County
Dear Mrs. Wilkins:
Thank you for your letter of January 13, 1989 expressing your concerns
regarding Martin Maiietta Aggregates' application for a mining permit for the
operation of a crushed stone quarry in eastern Yadkin County.
The concerns you expressed certainly deserve evaluation. Before the
Director of the Division of Land Resources makes a decision to grant or deny the
permit, these concerns as well as any others within the jurisdiction of N. C.
General Stuatue 74-51 of the Mining Act of 1971 will be carefully considered.
The Groundwater Section of the Division of Environmental Management has
been requested to review the proposal and comment as to what impact, if any, the
proposed operation-will have on area groundwater. Similiarly, the applicant_ has
applied far a National Pollution Discharge Eliinina.tion System (NPDES) permit
with the Water Quality Section of the Division of Environmental Management. A
NPDES permit has specific guidelines on the characteristics of any discharge so
that it will not be degrading to the receiving waters. The mining permit, if
granted, would specifically site the operators responsibility to comply with
those water quality standards. It you need specific information on the
standards, you are encouraged to contact the Water Quality . Section in the
Winston-Salem Regional Office at (919) 761-2351.
In reference to your comments on dangerous blasting, the blasting standards
utilized by this Department are based upon extensive studies conducted over
several years � the United' States Bureau of atlie5 (USB1 ) 'L11rc 1L011 these se
studies, the USBM has established an upper limit for safe blasting practices.
As a conservative approach, our Department currently utilizes one-half of the
USBM upper limit.
t
P0. Box 27687, Raleigh, North Carolina 27611-7687 Telephone [phone]
An Equal Opportunity Affirmative Action Employer

Mrs. Claude. Wilkins
January 19, 1989
Page 2
The cc-unents. you made pertaining to air quality are being re-viewod by the
Division of Environmental Management's, Air Quality Section. A separate
application has been filed with that office and a sepa.rte air quality Ix,rmit
will be required for this site. Again, mining permits reference the obligation
of an operator to comply with standards of air quality prcmulgated by the
Environmental Management Commission. If you need additional i.nforr(vation, please
contact Mr. Jerry Clayton with the Air Quality Section at (919) 733--3340.
The truck traffic and associated offsite safety aspects are not within our
jurisdiction. Traffic concerns should be directed to the Hiclhway Patrol and/or
Department of Transportation. Also, the present state of the land use, whether
it is liqht commerce or residential, is not an item for our consideration.
These items are more properly addressed through local zoning ordinances.
This office has received considerable correspondence related to the
proposed Yadkin Quarry and., pursuant to C.S. 74-51 and Administrative Code Title
15 Chapter 5B .0011 of The mining Act of 1971, the Director has determined a
public hearing is warranted. The Department shall conduct a public hearing no
sooner than 20 or not later than 60 days of the filing of the application. A
time, date and location of the hearing will be set by the Department and notice
will be given to all adjoining (contiguous) landowners of such. In addition, a
notice will be published. in a newspaper of general circulation in Yadkin County
at least ten days prior to the public hearing.
Again, thank you for your input. Please advise at (919) 733-4574 if Z can
be of further assistance.
Sincerely,
TlYr �G
amas E. Carroll, P.G.
Mining Specialist
Land Quality Section
TEC:se
cc: Mr_. G. Douglas Miller, P.E.

State of North Carolina
Department of Natural Resources and Community Development
Division of Land Resources
.512 North Salisbury Street Raleigh, North Carolina 27611
James G. Martin, Governor Stephen G. Conrad
William W. Cobey, Jr., Secretary January 19, 1989 Director
Mr. Roy A. Machie, President
Cutter Inc.
Route 2, Dor 276
Yadkinville, NC. 27055
RE: Martin. Marietta Aggregates
Proposed Yadkin Quarry
Yadkin County
Dear Mr. Machie:
111dJ.1r, you lol your 'Letterof ja liar y 13, 17o 7 your concerns
regarding Martin Marietta. Aggregates' application for a mining permit for the
operation of a crushed stone quarry in eastern Yadkin County.
The concerns you expressed certainly deserve evaluation. Before the
Director of the Division of Land Resources makes a decision to grant or deny the
permit, these concerns as well as any other; within the jurisdiction of N. C.
General Stuatue-74-51 of the Mining Adt of 1971 will be carefully considered.
The Groundwater Section of the Division of Environmental Management has
been requested to review the proposal and dent as to what impact, if any, the
proposed operation will have on area groundwater. Sinili-arly, the applicant has
applied for a National Pollution Discharge Elimination System (NPDES) permit
With the Water Quality Section of the Division of Environmental Management. A
NPDES permit has specific guidelines on the characteristics of any discharge so
that it will not be degrading to the receiving watery. The mining permit, if
granted, would specifically site the operators responsibility to comply with
those water quality standards. If you need specific information on the
standards, you are encouraged to contact. the Water Quality Section in the-
Winston-Salem Regional Office at (919) 761-2351.
In reference to your comments on dangerous blasting, the blasting standards
iiti l i r3 }-.rr +-hi c n. rnar+-mAni- arc ha iirvn r�vf c�nci�r� c�ii�icac rnnr7iir+ n�rnr
.. -�A�. u... ,.,I ..,..yam. . ..r.�............ �.edcorl up— ...>-.J....,y.... ., ,.h-��.._• .:..a....,.�..., ..„....�
several. years by the United States Bureau of Mines (USBM) . Through these
studies, the USBM has established an upper limit for safe blasting practices.
As a conservative approach, our Department currently utilizes one--half of the
USBM upper limit.
P.O. Box 27687, Raleigh, North Carolina 27611-7687 Telephone [phone]
An Equal Opportunity Affirmative Action Employer

Mr. Rex A. Machie
January 19, 1989
Page 2
The comments you made pertaining to air quality are being reviewed by the
Division of EnvironmontZLI Management's Air Quality Section. A separate
application has been fi]_cc1 with that office and a separtc air quality Permit
will be required for this site. Attain, reining permits reference the obligation
of an operator to comply with standards of air quality promulgated by the
Envirornnental Management Ccm-mission. If you need additional information, please
contact her. Jerry Clayton with the Air Quality Section at (919) 733-3340.
The truck traffic and associated offsite safety aspects are not within our
jurisdiction. Traffic concerns should f�c directed to the Highway Patrol and/or
Department of Transportation: Also, the present state of the land use, whether
it is light conrPerce or residential, is not an item for our consideration.
These items are more properly addressed through local zoning ordinances.
This office has received considerable correspondence related to the
proposed Yadkin Quarry and, pursuant to G.S. 74-51 and Administrative Code Title
15 Chapter 5B .0011 of The Mining Act of 1971, the Director has determined a
public hearing is warranted. The Department shall conduct a public hearing no
sooner than 20 or not later than 60 days of the filing of the application. A
time, date and location of the hearing will be set by the Department and notice
will be given to all adjoining (contiguous) landowners of such. In addition, a
notice will be published in a newspaper of general circulation in Yadkin County
at least ten days prior to the public hearing.
Again, thank you for your input. Please advise at (919) 733--4574 if 7 can
be of further assistance.
Sincerely,
'n
omas E. Carroll, P.G.
Mining Specialist
Land Quality Section
TEC:se
cc: Mr. G. Douglas Miller, P.E.

STATE
State of North Carolina
Department of Natural Resources and Community Development
Division of land Resources
512 North Salisbury Street • Raleigh, North Carolina 27611
James G. Martin, Governor Stephen G. Conrad
William W. Cobey, Jr., Secretary January 19, 1989 Director
Ms. Nellie C. Veotel
Route 2 Box 182
Boonville, NC 27011
RE: Martin Marietta Aggregates
Proposed Yadkin Quarry
Yadkin County
Dear Ms. Veotel:
Thank you for your letter of January 13, 1989 expressing your concerns
regarding Martin Marietta Aggregates' application for a mining permit for the
operation of a crushed stone quarry in eastern Yadkin County.
The concerns you expressed certainly deserve evaluation. Before the '
ni rar"t•nr of the Tli-Ui Gi nn of T,anrl Pr­:tni rrrPG m;qkr» a rlpr i c-i nn i-n rsrant nr r3pnv -t-hin
permit, these concerns as well as any others within the jurisdiction of N. C.
General Stuatue 74-51 of the Mining Act of 1971 will be carefully considered.
The Groundwater Section of the Division of Environmental Management has
been requested to review the proposal and comment as to what impact, if any, the
proposed operation will have on area groundwater. Similiarly, the applicant has
applied for a National Pollution Discharge Elimination System (NPDES) permit
with the Water Quality Section of the Division of Environmental Management. A
T=PQ rya f-penni_ 'kmchas ct�r•i-F!- rn,irlol i naa nn f-ha r-hararf-r�ri cf-ti e-c of array Ai cr-harnra an
H—Sthat it will not be degrading, to the receiving waters. The mining permit, if
granted, would specifically site the operators responsibility to ccanply with
those water quality standards. If you need specific information on the
standards, you are encouraged to contact the Water Quality Section in the
Winston-Salem Regional Office at (919) 761-2351.
'In reference to your comments on dangerous blasting, the blasting standards
utilized by this Department are based upon extensive studies conducted over
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studies, the USBM has established an upper limit for safe blasting prarticcs.
As a conservative approach, our Department currently utilizes one-half of the
USBM upper limit.
I?O. Box 27687, Raleigh, North Carolina 27611-7687 Telephone [phone]
An Equal Opportunity Affirmative Acaon Employer

Vs. Nellie C. Veotel
January 1.9, 1989
Page 2
The cciments you made pertaining to air quality are Lying reviewed by the
Division of Environmental Management's Air Quality Section. A separate
application has been filed with that office and a separte air quality permit
will be required for this site. Again, mining permits reference the obligation
of an operator to comply with standards of air quality j)rcriulgated by the
Environmental Management Commission. If you need additional. information, please
contact Mr. Jerry Clayton with the Air Quality Section at (919) 733--3340.
The truck traffic and associated offsite safety aspects are not within our
jurisdiction. Traffic concerns should be directed to the I3ighway Patrol and/or
Department of Transportation. Also, the present state of the land use, wh6ther
it is light commerce or residential, is not an item for our consideration.
These items are more properly addressed through local zoning ordinances.
This office has received considerable correspondence related to the
proposed Yadkin Quarry and, pursuant to G.S. 74--51 and Administrative Code Title
15 Chapter 5B .0011 of The Mining Act of 1971, the Director has determined a
public hearing is warranted. The Department shall conduct a public hearing no
sooner than 20 or not later than 60 days of the filing of the application. A
time, date and location of the hearing will be set by the Department and notice
will be given to all adjoining (contiguous) landowners of such. In addition, a
notice will be published in a newspaper of general circulation in Yadkin County
at least ten days prior to the public hearing.
Again, thank you for your input. Please advise at (919) 733-4574 if I can
be of further assistance.
Sincerely,
Thanas E. Carroll, P.G.
Mining Specialist
T.anrl Chial i t-v gPrti nn
TEC:se
cc: Mr. G. Douglas Miller, P.E.

M STA7t o
State of North Carolina
Department of Natural Resources and Community Development
Division of Land Resources
512 North Salisbury Street * Raleigh, North Carolina 27611
James G. Martin, Governor Stephen G. Conrad
William W Cobey, Jr., Secretary January 19 , 1989 Director
Ms. Kay M. Davis
Route 2, Box 466
Yacuc1n Ville, NC 27V55
RF: Martin Marietta Aggregates
Proposed Yadkin Quarry
Yadkin County
Dear Ms. Davis:
Thank you for your letter of January 13, 1989 expressing your concerns
regarding Martin Marietta Aggregates' application for a mining permit for the
operation of a crushed stone quarry in eastern Yadkin County.
The concerns you expressed certainly deserve evaluation. Before the
Director of the Division of Land Resources makes a decision to grant or deny the
permit, these concerns as well as any others within the jurisdiction of N. C.
General Stuatue 74-51 of the Mining-Act of 1971 will be carefully considered.
The Groundwater Section of the Division of Environmental Management has
been requested to review the proposal and comment as to what impact, if any, the
proposed operation will have on area groundwater. Similiarly, the applicant has
applied - for a National Pollution Discharge ElimLnation System (NPDES) permit
with the Water Quality Section of the Division of Environmental Management. A
lN'PDES permit has specific guidelines on the characteristics of any discharge so
that it will not be degrading to the receiving waters. The mining permit, if
granted, would specifically site the operators responsibility to comply with
those water quality standards. If you need specific information on the
standards, you are encouraged to contact the Water Quality Section in the
Winston-Salem Regional Office at (919) 761-2351.
In reference to your comments on dangerous blasting, the blasting standards
utilized by this Department are based upon extensive studies conducted over
several years by the United States Bureau of Mines (USBM) . Through these
studies, the USBM has established an upper limit for safe blasting practices.
As a conservative approach, our Department currently utilizes one-half of the
USBM upper limit.
1'0. Box 27687, Raleigh, North Carolina 27611.7687 Telephone [phone]
An Equal Opportunity Affirmative Action Employer

1
0
Ms. Kay M. Davis
January 19, 1989
Page 2
T11e ccxtynents you, made pertaining to air quality are being reviewed by the
Division of Environmental Management's Air Q-iality Section. A separate
application has been filed with that office as:d a separte air quality permit
will be required for this site. Again, mining permits reference the obligation
of an operator to comply with standards of air quality promulgated by the
Environmental Management COaT9nission. If you need additional. information, please
contact Mr. . Jerry Clayton with the Asir Quality Section at (919) 733-3340.
The truck traffic and associated offsite saf_i-�ty aspects are not within our
jurisdiction. Traffic concerns should be directed to the Highway Patrol and/or
Department of Transportation. Also, the present state of the Land use, whether
it is, light commerce or residential, is not ax�, item for our consideration.
These items are more properly addressed through lccal zoning ordinances.
This office has received considerable correspondence related to the
proposed Yadkin Quarry and, pursuant,to G.S. 74-51 and Administrative Code, Title
15 Chapter 5B .0013. of The Mining Act of 1971, the Director has determined a
public hearing is warranted. The Department shall conduct a public hearing no
sooner than 20 or not later than 60 days of the filing of the application. A
time, date and location of the hearing will be set- by the Department and notice
will be given to all adjoining (contiguous) lando;vners of such. In addition, a
notice will be published in a newspaper of general circulation in Yadkin County
at least ten days prior to the public hearing.
Again, thank you for your input. Please advise at (919) 733-4574 if 1 can
be of further assistance.
Sincerely,
C1 � U
Thomas E. Carroll, P.G.
Mining Specialist
Land Quality Section
TEC:se
cc: Mr. G. Douglas Miller, P.E.

STATE
State of North Carolina
Department of Natural Resources and Community Development
Division of Land Resources
512 North Salisbury Street • Raleigh, North Carolina 27611
James G. Martin, Governor Stephen .G. Conrad
William W. Cobcy, Jr., Secretary January lei, 7.989 Director
Ms. Brenda Oliven.
Route 1
Jonesville, NC 28642
FE: Martin Marietta Aggregates
Proposed Yadkin Quarry
Yadkin County
Dear Ms. Oliven:
Thank you for your letter of January 13 , 1989 expressing your concerns
regarding 111di<_i11 Mariett-a Aggregates aplplic:atiort ic.>'r a ruining permit fOr the
operation of a crushed stone quarry in eastern Yadkin County.
The concerns you expressed certainly deserve evaluation. Before the
Director of the Division of Land Resources makes a decision to grant or deny the
permit, these concerns as well as any others within the jurisdiction of N. C.
General Stuatue 74-51 of the Mining Act of 1971 will be carefully considered.
The Groundwater Section of the Division of Environmental Management has
been requested to review the proposal and coniTent as to what impact, if any, tree
proposed operation will have on area groundwater. Simi.liarly, the applicant has
applied for a National Pollution Discharge Elimination System (NPDES) permit
with the Hater Qualitv Section of the Division oi: Environmental Management. A
NPDES permit has specific guidelines on the characteristics of any discharge so
that it will not be degrading to the receiving waters. The mining permit, if
granted, would specifically site the operators responsibility to comply with
those .water quality standards. if you need specific information on the
standards, you are encouraged to contact the Water Quality Section in the
Winston-Salem Regional Office at (919) 761-2351.
In reference to your comments on dangerous blasting, the blasting standards
utilized by this Department are based upon extensive studies conducted over
c o,scral ,r._,aro 1— the Unit^'a C+-atcs n,,,-„a„ m;,,eS tTicnnRl
w+l. rl.tiU.ti� uY - Gl+ .J 4ul-G w� Ut4+-GL}U V.L 1"LLI LCJ \V✓1.-LL'1� . J.1114'lLl�ll 411��C
studies, the USBM has established an upper lj=t for safe blasting practices.
As a conservative approach, our Department currently utilizes one-half of the
USBM upper limit.
P.O. Box 27687, Raleigh, North Carolina 27611.7687 Telephone [phone]
An Equal Opportuniry Affirmative Action Employer

mow .
Ms. Brenda Oliven
.January 19, 1989
Page 2
The comments you made pertaining to' air quality are being reviewed by the
Division of Environmental Management's Air Quality Section. A separate
application has been filed with that office and a separte air quality permit
will be required for this site. Again, mining permits reference the obligation
of an operator to comply with standards of air quality promulgated by the
Environmental Management Commission. If you need additional information, please
contact Mr. Jerry Clayton with the. Aar Quality Section at (919) 733-3340.
The truck traffic and associated offsite saNty aspects are not within our
jurisdiction. Traffic concerns should be directal to the Highway Patrol and/or
Department of Transportation. Also, the present state of the Land use, whether
it is light commerce or residential, is not an, item for our consideration.
These items are more properly addressed through local zoning ordinances.
This office has received considerable correspondence related to the
proposed Yadkin Quarry and, pursuant to G.S. 74-51 and Administrative Code Title
15 Chapter 5B .0011 of The Mining Act of 1971, the Director has determined a
public hearing is warranted. The Department shall conduct a public hearing no
sooner than 20 or not later than 60 days of the filing of the application. A
time, date and location of the hearing will be set by the Department and notice
will be given to all adjoining (contiguous) landu,7ners of such. In addition, a
notice will be published in a newspaper of general circulation in Yadkin County
at least ten days prior to the public hearing.
' AgUd.11, 1.11U1S1t YVU for your 111pL11... Please QUV15e 0.1.. L919f 733-45 lY 11 J_ Va'11
be of further assistance.
Sincerely,
G
Vas E. Coarroll, P.G.
Mining Specialist
Land Quality Section
TEC:se
�r: Mr_ G. Douglas Miller. P-E.

SrnrF o�
State of North Carolina
Department of Natural Resources and Community Development
Division of Land Resources
512 North Salisbury Street • Raleigh, North Carolina 27611
James G. Martin, Governor Stephen G. Conrad
William W. Cobey, Jr., Secretary January 19, 1989 Director
Ms. Patty B. Cc mer
Mr. Mickey D. Caner
Route 3 Rom 186
Yadkinville, NC 27055
RE: Martin Marietta Aggregates
Proposed Yadkin Quarry
Yadkin County
Dear Sir and Madam:
Thank you for your letter of January 13, 1.989 expressing your concerns
regarding Martin Marietta Aggregates' application for a mining permit for the
operation of a crushed stone quarry in eastern Yadkin County.
The concerns you expressed certainly deserve evaluation. Before the
Director of the Division of Land Resources makes a decision to grant or deny the
permit, these concerns as well as any others within the jurisdiction of N. C.
General Stuatue 74-51 of the Mining Act of 1971 w�_ll be carefully considered.
The Groundwater Section of the Division of Environmental Management has
been requested to review the proposal and comment as to what impact, if any, the
proposed operation will have on area groundwater. Similiarly, the applicant has
applied for a National Pollution Discharge Elimination System (NPDES) permit
with the water Quality Section of the Division of Environmental Management. A
NTPDES permit has specific guidelines on the characteristics of any discharge so
that it will not be degrading to the receiving waters. The mining permit, if
granted, would specifically si-te the operators responsibility to comply with
those water quality standards. If you need specific information on the
standards, you are encouraged to contact the Water Quality Section in the
Winston-Salon Regional Office at (919) 761-2351.
In reference to your conments on dangerous Masting, the blasting standards
utilized by this Department are based upon extensive studies conducted over
several years by the United States Bureau of Mines (USBM) . Through these
studies, the USBM has established an upper limit_ for safe blasting practices.
As a conservative approach, our Department currently utilizes one-half of the
USBM upper limit.
P.O. Boa 27687, Raleigh, North Carolina 27611-7687 T:Iephone 919-733-3833
An Equal Opportunity Affirmative Action 1_mployer

Ms. Patty B. Comer
Mr. Mickey L. Ccxner
January 1-9, 1989
Page 2
The comments you made pertaining to air duality are being reviewed by the
Division of Environmental. Management's Air Quality Section. A separate
application has Ix,-c-n filed with that office and a separte air quality permit
will be required for this site. Again, mining permits reference the obligation
of an operator to comply with standards of air quality promulgated by the
Environmental Management Comrn_ission. If you need additional information, please
contact Mr. Jerry Clayton with the Air Quality Section at (919) 733-3340.
The truck traffic and associated offsite safety aspects are not within our
jurisdiction. Traffic concerns should be directed to the Highway Patrol and/or
Department of Transportation. Also, the present state of the land use, whether
it is light ccnnerce or residential, is not an item for our consideration.
These items are more properly addressed through local zoning ordinances.
This office has received considerable correspondence related to the
proposed Yadkin Quarry and, pursuant to G.S. 74--51 and Administrative Code Title
15 Chapter 5B .0011 of The Mining Act of 1971, the Director has determined a
public hearing is warranted. The Department shall. conduct a public hearing no
sooner than .20 or not later than 60 days of the fling of the application. A
time, date and location of the hearing will be set by the Department and notice
will be given to all adjoining (contiguous) landovners of such. In addition, a-
notice will be published in a newspaper of general circulation in Yadkin County
at least ten days prior to the public hearing.
Again, thank you for your input. Please advise at (919) 733-4574 if I can
be of further assistance.
Sincerely,
arras E. C:arroll, P.G.
Mining Specialist
Land Quality Section
TEC:se
cc: Mr. . G. Douglas Miller, P.E.
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State of North Carolina
Department of Natural Resources and Community Development
Division of Land Resources
r J r i, i n r r w i r _ r•
512 1Vorth Salisbury Jtreet , rtdlelgn, lVortn L.ar011na 1/011
James G. Martin, Governor January 19, 1989 Stephen G. Conrad
William W. Cobey, Jr., Secretary Director
Mr. Thcmas C. Bresn%m
Route 2, Box 373
Yadkinville, NC 27055
RE: Martin Marietta Aggregates
Proposed Yadkin Quarry
Yadkin County
Dear Mr. Drown:
Thank you for your letter of January 13, 1.989 expressing your concerns
regarding Martin Marietta Aggregates' application for a mining permit for the
operation of a crushed stone quarry in eastern Yadkin County.
The concerns you expressed certainly deserve evaluation. Before the
Director of the Division of Land Resources makes a decision to grant or deny the
permit, these concerns as well as any others within the jurisdiction of N. C.
General Stuatue 74-51 of the Mining Act of 1971 will be carefully considered.
The Groundwater Section of the Division of Environmental Management has
been requested to review the proposal and ccxnner_t as to what impact, if any, the
proposed operation will have on area groundwater. Similiarly, the applicant has
applied for a National Pollution Discharge Elimination System (I\TPDES) permit
with the water Quality Section of the Division of Environmental Management. A
NPDES permit has specific guidelines on the characteristics of any discharge so
that it will not be degrading . to the receiving waters. The mining permit, if
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those water quality standards. if you need specific information on the
standards, you are encouraged to contact the Water Quality Section in the
Winston-Salem Regional Office at (919) 761--2351.
In reference to your comments on dangerous blasting, the blasting standards
utilized by this Department are based upon extensive studies conducted over
several years by the United States Bureau of ]mines (USBM) . Through these
studies, the USBM has established ar. upper limit for safe blasting practices.
As a conservative approach, our Department currently utilizes one-half of the
USBM upper limit.
P.O. Pox 27687, Raleigh, North Carolina 27611-7687 Telephone [phone]
An Equal Opportunity Affirmative Action Employer

Mr. Thomas C. Brown
January 19, 1989
Page 2
The comments you made pertaining to air quality are being reviewed by the
Division of Environmental Management's Air Quality Section. A separate
application has been fi t�r� with that office and 7 �r.nart� air cnir 1 i t v permit
y�. _ .. .....___ _. _ _ _ _.____.__ _____ _ _L__.- __ _ ____ _.l_._._it ..-
will be required for this site. Again, mining permits reference the obligation
of an operator to comply with standards of, air quality promulgated by the
Environmental Management Commission. If you need additional information, please
contact Mr. ,:Terry Clayton with the Air Quality Section at (919) 733--3340.
The truck traffic and associated offsite safety aspects are not within our
jurisdiction. `traffic concerns should be directed to the Highway Patrol and/or
Department of Transportation. Also, the present state of the land use,' whether
it is light commerce or residential, is not an item for our consideration.
These items are more properly addressed through local zoning ordinances.
This office has received considerable correspondence related to the
proposed Yadkin Quarry and, pursuant to G.S. 74-51 and Administrative Code Title
15 Chapter 5B .0011 of The Mining Act of 1971, the Director has deteimli.ned a
public hearing is warranted. The Department shall conduct a public hearing no
sooner than 20 or not later than 60 days of the failing of the application. A
time, date and location of the hearing will be set by the Department and notice
will be given to all adjoining (LV111..11s 1.1Vu s) lanuvw-iiGra of such. in addition, a
notice will be published in a newspaper of general circulation in Yadkin County
at least ten days prior to the public hearing.
Again, thank you for your input. Please advise at (919) 733-4574 if I can
be of further assistance.
Sincerely,
ioamas�FCarroll, P.G.
Mining Specialist
land Quality Section
TEC:se
cc: Mr. G. Douglas Miller, P.E.

9ATT o
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State of North Carolina
Department of Natural Resources and Community Development
Division of Land Resources
512 North Salisbury Street • Raleigh, North Carolina 27611
James G. Martin, Governor Stephen G. Conrad
William \V, Cobey, Jr., Secretary January 19, 1989 Director
Ms. Royse Davis
Route 1, Box 140
Boonville, NC 27011
RE: t.artin Marietta Aggregates
Proposed Yadkin Quarry
Yadkin County
Dear Ms. Davis:
Thank you for your letter of January 13, 1.989 expressing your concerns
regarding Martin Marietta Aggregates' application for a mining permit for the
operation of a crushed stone quarry in eastern Yad}:in County.
The concerns . you expressed certainly deserve evaluation. Before the
Director of the Division of Land Resources makes a decision to arant or denv the
permit, these concerns as well as any others within the jurisdiction of N. C.
General Stuatue 74--51 of the Mining Act of 1971, wi].1 be carefully considered.
The Groundwater Section. of . the Division of Environmental Management has
been requested to review the proposal and conrcent its to what impact, if any, the
proposed operation will have on area groundwater. Similiarly, the applicant has
applied for a National Pollution Discharge Elimination System (NPDES) permit
with the Water Quality Section of the Division of Environmental Management. A
NI7TlF..q Tvarmi i- ham zrvari fi r rnli r1Pl i npa nn the rharari-ari qi-i r.P, of anv rli grharrrP Gn
that it will not be degrading to the receiving waters. The mining permit, if
granted, would specifically site the operators responsibility to comply with
d those water quality standards. if you nee ,specific information on the '
standards, you are encouraged to contact the Water duality Section in the
Winston--Salem Regional Office at (919) 761-2351.
In reference to your comments on dangerous blasting, the blasting standards
utilized by this Department are based upon extensive studies conducted over
-rl'_. 1-,.. th- TT-.4-._7 C+a4--s B,,=c » of T.Ti"Co (TTCOM1 rPL� ^,irlk 4-k
several U1 yG4lrJ U.Y Ml il_ Viiy 44.1-. V�_u�,..�.� 1.i u,a,C-uu �,..i a�1�t�..-a Xuua 1 . i.alt vuya• ---
studies, the USBM has established an upper limit for safe blasting practices.
As a conservative approach, our Department currently utilizes one-half of the
USBM upper limit.
P.O. Box 27687, Raleigh, North Carolina 27611-7687 Telephone [phone]
An Equal Opportuniry Affirmative Action Employer

Ms. Royse Davis
January 19, 1989
Page 2
The comments you made pertaining to air quality are being reviewed by the
Division of Environmental Management's Air Quality Section. A separate
application has peen filed with that office and a separte air quality permit
will be required for this site. Again, mining pei_mits reference the obligation
of an operator to comply with standards of ai__ quality promulgated by the
Environmental Management Conm-.ssi_on. If you need additional information, please
contact Mir. Jerry Clayton with tie Air Ouality Section at (919) 733-3340.
The truck traffic and associated offsite safety aspects are not within our
jurisdiction. Traffic concerns should be directed to the Highway Patrol and./or
Department of Transportation. Also, the present state of the land use, whether
it is light commerce or residential, is not an item for our consideration.
These items are more properly addressed through loyal zoning ordinances.
This office has received considerable correspondence related to the
proposed Yadkin Quarry and, pursuant to G.S. 74-51 and Administrative Code Title
15 Chapter 5B .0011 of The Mining Act of 1971, the Director has determined a
public hearing is warranted. The Department shall conduct a public hearing no
sooner than 20 or not later than 60 days of the filing of the application. A
time, date and location of the hearing will be sets by the Department and notice
will be given to all adjoining (contiguous) landowners of such. In addition, a
notice will be published in a newspaper of general circulation in Yadkin County
at least ten days prior to the public hearing.
Again, thank you for your input. Please adv�_se at (919) 733-4574 if I can
be of further assistance.
Sincerely,
/Z J17 X) U.
Thomas E. Carroll, P.G.
Mining Specialist
Land Quality Section
TEC:se
cc: Mr. G. Douglas Miller, P.E.

State of North Caroling
Department of Natural Resources and Community Development
Division of Land Resources
512 North Salisbury Street • Raleigh, North Carolina 276l1
James G. Martin, Governor Stephen G. Conrad
William W. Cobey, Jr., Secretary January 19 , 1.989 Director
Mr. Stephen W. Zeller
Route 2, Box 363
Speer Bridge Road
Yadkinville, NC 27055
RE: Martin Marietta Aggregates
Proposed Yadkin Quarry
Yadkin County }
Dear Mr. Zeller:
Thank you for your letter of January 8, 1989 expressing your concerns
regarding Martin Marietta Aggregates' application for a mining permit for the
operation of a crushed stone quarry in eastern Yacu",in County.
Tha rr-n xrn�i PYT1YPyyPfl rnYrf�a my r7oce� re e�ralsYa+inn Rnfnre tho
1 r 1
Director- of the Division of Land Resources makes a decision to grant or deny the
permit, these concerns as well as any others within the jurisdiction of N. C.
General Stuatue 74-51 of the Mining Act of 1971 wi).1 be carefully considered.
The Groundwater Section of the Division of Environmental Management has
been requested to review the proposal and comment as to what impact, if any, the
proposed operation will have on area groundwater. S'imiliarly, the applicant has
applied for a National Pollution Discharge Elimination System (NPDES) permit
\Yl L t 4C: YY[�.11.C~-'.r u�kl 4y "c.:l.L_LV11 V.L L111". i _L V lslon V1 �11 V_L V211 L1t 11 LQ_L 11P110.y G=Lt11 Lt• 2_1
NPDES permit has specific guidelines on the characteristics of any discharge so
that it will not be degrading to the receiving waters. The mining permit, if
granted, would specifically site the operators responsibility to ccmply with
those water quality standards. If you need specific information on the
standards, you are encouraged to contact the dater Quality Section in the
Winston-Salem Regional Office at (919) 761-2351.
In reference to your comments on dangerous blasting, the blasting standards
u%ilized by U4i Departsiteiii axe based upon extensive szucsiew. conducted over
several years by the United States Bureau of Mines (USBM.) . • Through these
studies, the USBM has established an upper limit for safe blasting practices.
As a conservative approach, our Department currently utilizes one-half of the
USBM upper limit.
P.O. Box 27687, Raleigh, North Carolina 27611-7687 Telq)hone 919.733.3833
An Equal Opportunity Affirmative Action Ernployer

Mr. Stephen W. Zeller
January 19, 1989
Page 2
The ccrutents you made pertaining to air quality c-u-e being reviewed by the
Division of Environmental Management's Air Quality Section. A separate
application has been filed w.id-i that office and a separto air quality pc-rmit
will be required for this site. Again, mining permits reference the obligation
of an operator to comply with standards of air quality promulgated by the
Environmental Management Cop-mission. if you need additional information, please
contact Mr. Jerry- Clayton with the Air Quality Section at (919) 733-3340.
The truck traffic and associated offsite safety aspects are not within our
jurisdiction. Traffic concerns should be directed to the Highway Patrol and/or
Department of Transportation. Also, the present state of the land use, whether
it is light commerce or residential, is not an item for our consideration.
These items are more properly addressed through local zoning ordinances.
This office has received considerable correspondence related to the
proposed Yadkin Quarry and, pursuant to G.S. 74--51 and Administrative Code Title
15 Chapter 5B .0011 of The Mining Act of 1971, the Director has determined a
public hearing is warranted. The Department shall conduct a public hearing no
sooner than 20 or not Later than 60 days of the filing of the application. A
time, date and location of the hearing will, be set by the Department and notice
Will be given to all adjoining (contiguous' landowners of such. in addition, a
notice will be published in a newspaper of general circulation in Yadkin County
at least ten days prior to the public hearing.
Again, thank you for your input. Please advise at (919) 733-4574 if Z can
be of further assistance.
Sincerely,
Thomas E. Carroll, P.G.
Mining Specialist
Land Quality Section
TEC:se
cc: Mr. G. Douglas Miller, P.E.

State of North Carolina
Department of Natural Resources and Community Development
Division of Land Resources
512 North Salisbury Street w Raleigh, North Carolina 27611
James G. Martin, Governor Stel)hen G. Conrad
William W Cobey, Jr., Secretary January 19, 1989 Director
Ms. Joy Hutchens
Route 2, Box 184 A
Yadkinville, NC 27055
fZF: Martin Marietta Aggregates
Proposed Yadkin Quarry
Yadkin County
Dear Ms. Hutchens:
Thank you for your letter of January 13, 1989 expressing your concerns
regarding Martin Marietta Aggregates' application for a mining permit for the
operation of a crushed stone quarry in eastern Yadkin County.
The concerns you expressed certainly deserve evaluation. Before the
Director of the Division of Land Resources makes a decision to grant or deny the
permit, these concerns as well as any others within the jurisdiction of N. C.
General Stuatue 74-51 of the Mining Act of 1971 will be carefully considered.
The Groundwater Section of the Division of Environmental Management has
been requested to review the proposal and comment as to what impact, if any, the
proposed operation will have on area groundwater. Similiarly, the applicant has
applied for a National Pollution Discharge Elimination System (NPDES) permit
with the Water Quality Section of the Division of Environmental Management. A
NPDES permit has specific guidelines on the characteristics of any discharge so
that it will not be degrading to the receiving waters. The mining permit, if
granted, would specifically site the operators responsibility to comply with
those water quality standards. If you need specific information on the
standards, you are encouraged to contact the Water Quality Section in the
YV 11 L�1_Vll-JU.LC:1 L5 1ltZ;�.LU11Q1 VL11l.0 Gll. �J 1l J I V.L-G P_ JL.
In reference to your cements on dangerous blasting, the blasting standards
utilized by this Department are based upon extensive studies conducted over
several years by the United States Bureau of Mines (USBM) . Through these
studies, the USBM has established an upper limit for safe blasting practices.
As a conservative approach, our Department currently utilizes one-half of the
USBM upper limit.
FO. Box 27687, Raleigh, North Carolina 27611-7687 Telephone [phone]
An Equal Opportunity Affirmative Action Employer

Ms. Joy Hutchens
January 1.9, 1989
Page 2
The comments you made pertaining to air quality are being reviewed by -the
Division of Environmental Management's Air Quality Section. A separate
application has been filed with that office and a separte air quality permit
will be required for this site. Again, mining permits reference the obligation
of an operator to comply with standards of air quality promulgated by the
Environmental Management Commission. If you need additional information, please
contact Mr. Jerry Clayton with the Air Quality Section at (919) 733-3340.
The truck traffic and associated offsite safety aspects are not within our
jurisdiction. Traffic concerns should be directed to the Highway Patrol and/or
Department of Transportation. Also, the present state of the land use, whether
it is light commerce or residential, is not an item for our consideration.
These items are more properly addressed through local zoning ordinances.
This office has received considerable correspondence related to the
proposed Yadkin Quarry and, pursuant to G.S. 74-51 and Administrative Code Title
15 Chapter 58 .0011 of The Mining Act of 1971, the Director has determined a
public hearing is warranted. The Department shall conduct a public hearing no
sooner than 20 or not later than 60 days of the filing of the application. A
time, date and location of the hearing will be set by the Department and notice
will hP ni x7p"1 to all arl_jni ni ng [rnnti minus) landowners of such. In addition, a
notice will be published in a newspaper of general circulation in Yadkin County
at least ten days prior to the public hearing.
Again, thank you for your input. Please advise at (919) 733-4574 if I can
be of further assistance.
Sincerely,
omas E. Carroll., P.G.
Mining Specialist
Land Quality Section
TEC:se
cc: Mr. G. Douglas Miller, P.E.

•� nva.`fA
State of North Carolina
Department of Natural Resources and Community Development
Division of Land Resources
512 North Salisbury Street • Raleigh, North Carolina 27611
James G. Martin, Governor Stephen G. Conrad
William W. Cobey, Jr., Secretary January 17, 1989 Director
Mr. Luvell F. Gratz
Route 2, Box 218
Yadkinville, NC 27055
RE: Martin Marietta Aggregates
Proposed Yadkin Quarry
Yadkin Countv
Dear Mr. Gratz:
Thank vnti fnr vniir 1 P-1 -h-r of ,Tani3Pry R _ 1 qRA wxnracQi nrr vn,ir r-nnr-arnc
regarding Martin Marietta Aggregates' application for a mining permit for the
operation of a crushed stone quarry in eastern Yadkin County.
The concerns you expressed certainly deserve evaluation. Before the
Director of the Division of Land Resources makes a decision to grant or deny the
permit, these concerns as well as any others within the jurisdiction of. N. C.
General. Stuatue 74-53 of the Miring Act of 1971 will be carefully considered.
The Groundwater Section of the Di-vision of Environmental Management has
been requested to review the proposal and comment as to what impact, if any, the
proposed operation will have on area groundwater. Sim_iliarly, the applicant has
applied for a National. Pollution Discharge Elimination System (NPDES) permit
with the Water Quality Section of the Division of Environmental Management. A
NPDES permit has specific guidelines on the characteristics of any disclze-ge so
that it will not be degrading to the receiving waters. The mining permit, if
granted, would specifically site the operators responsibility to comply with
those water quality standards. If you ' need specific information on the
standards, you are encouraged to contact the Water Quality Section in the
Winston-Salem Regional Office at (919) 761-2351.
In reference to your ccirmlents on dangerous blasting, the blasting standards
utilized by this Department are based upon extensive studies conducted over
several years by the United States Bureau of Mines (USBM) . Through these
studies, the US13M has established an upper limit for safe blasting practices.
As a conservative approach, our Department currently utilizes one-half of the
US13M upper limit.
P.O. Box 27687, Raleigh, North Carolina 27611.7687 Telephone [phone]
An Equal Opportunity Affirmative Action Employer

Mr_ . Luvell F. Gratz
January 17, 1989
Page 2
The corrents you made pertaining to air duality are being reviewed by the
Division of Environmental Management's Air Quality Section. A separate
application has been filed with that office and a. se-parte air quality p n.mit
will be required for this site. Again, mining permits reference the obligation
of an operator to comply with standards of air quality promulgated by the
Environmental Management Commission. If you need additional information, please
contact Mr . Jerry Clayton with the Air Quality Section at (919) 733-3340
The truck traffic and associated offsite safety aspects are not within our
jurisdiction. Traffic concerns should be directed to the Highway Patrol and/or
Department of Transportation. Also, the present state of the land use, whether
v it is light commerce or residential, is not an item for our consideration.
These items are more properly addressed through local zoning ordinances.
Hopefully, I have provided the information you requested. I can assure you
that a careful and thorough review of: the mining permit application will. be
conducted prior to making a decision to grant or deny the permit. Furthermore,
should the 'Director determine that a public hearing is warranted, you will be
advised of the date, time, and Location of the hearing.
Again, thank you for your input. Please advise at (919) 733-4574 if I can
be of further assistance.
Sincerely,
Zdmas E. Carroll, P.G.
Mining Specialist
Land Quality Section
TEC:se
cc: Mr. G. Douglas Miller, P.E.

�-'o.S7nTL,.
State of North Carolina
Department of Natural Resources and Community Development
Division of !_.and Resources
512 North Salisbury Street Pileigh, North Carolina 27611
James G. Martin, Governor Stephen G. Conrad
William W. Cobey, Jr., Secretary January 17, 2.989 Director
Mr. Inis Hepler
Route 2
Yadkinville, NC 27055
RF:: Martin. Marietta Aggregates
Proposed Yadkin Quarry
Yadkin County
Dear Mr. l iepler:
Thank you for your letter of January 8, 1989 expressing your concerns
regarding Martin Marietta Aggregates' application for a mining permit for the
operation of a crushed stone quarry in eastern Yadkin County.
The concerns you expressed certainly deserve evaluation. Before the
Director of. the Division of Land Resources makes a decision to grant or deny the
permit, these concerns as well as any others within the jurisdiction of N. C.
General Stuatue 74-51 of the Mining Act of 1971 will be carefully considered.
The Groundwater Section of the Division of Environmental Management has
been requested to review the proposal and continent as to what impact, if any, the
proposed operation will have on area groundwater. Similiaxly, the applicant has
applied for a National Pollution Discharge Elimination System (DTPDES) permit
with the Water Quality Section of the Division of Environmental Management. A
NPDES permit has specific guidelines on the characteristics of any discharge so
that it will not be degrading to the receiving waters. The mining permit, if
granted, would specifically site the operators responsibility to comply with
those water quality standards. If you need specific information on the
standards, you are encouraged to contact the Water Quality Section in the
Winston-Salon Regional Office at (919) 761--2351.
In reference to your comments on dangerous blasting, the blasting standards
utilized by this Department are, based upon extensive studies conducted over
several years by the United States Bureau of Mines (USBM) . Through these
studies, the USBM has established an upper limit for safe blasting practices.
As a conservative approach, our Department currently utilizes one-half of .the
USBM upper limit.
RO. Box 27687, Raleigh, Nonh Carolina 27611-7687 Telephone [phone]
An Equal Opportunity Affirmative Action Employer

mr. . Inis Hepler
January 17, 1989
Page 2
The carwents you made pertaining to air quality are being rcviewed by the
Division of Environmental Management's Air Quality Section. A separate
application has been filed with that office and a separte air quality permit
will be required for this site. Again, mining permits reference the obligation
of an operator to comply with standards of air quality promulgated by the
Environmental Management Commission. If you need additional information, please
contact Mr. . Jerry Clayton with the Air Quality Section at (919) 733-3340.
The truck traffic and associated offsite safety aspects are not within our
jurisdiction. Traffic concerns should be directed to the Highway Patrol and/or
Department of Transportation. Also, the present state of the land use, whether
it is light commerce or residential, is not an item for our consideration.
These items are more properly addressed through local zoning ordinances.
Hopefully, I have provided the information you requested. I can assure you
that d Cci _tU1 CE1 LIVIUUgl YCV1e, ()1 11C [ 1liIC permit application will be
conducted prior to making a decision to grant or deny the permit. Furthermore,
should the Director determine that a public hearing is warranted, you will be
advised of the date, time, and location of the hearing.
Again, thank you for your input. Please advise at (919) 733--4574 if I can
be of further assistance.
Sincerely,
as E. Carroll, P. .
Mining Specialist
Land Quality Section
TEC:se
cc: Mr. G. Douglas Miller, P.E.

}; STArr
State of North Carolina
Department of Natural-Resources and Community Development
Division of land Resources
512 North Salisbury Street • Raleigh, North Carolina 27611
James G. Martin, Governor Stephen G. Conrad
William W. Cobey, Jr., Secretary January 17, 1989 Director
Mr. Ray York
Mr. Timothy R. York
Ms. Alia A. York
Ms. Mary P. York
Ms. Tammy L. York
Route 2, Box 376
Yadkinville, NC 27055
RE: Martin Marietta Aggregates
Proposed Yadkin Quarry
Yadkin County
Dear Sir and Madam:
Thank you for your letter of January 8, 1989 expressing your concerns
reyaid-i_iiy Marti-n Marietta Aggregates' appiicatioii for a iRLUL ly pei.iuit fur Wre
operation of a crushed stone quarry in eastern Yadkin County.
The concerns you expressed certainly deserve evaluation. Before the
Director of the Division of Land Resources makes a decision to grant or deny the
permit, these concerns as well as any others within the jurisdiction of. N. C.
General Stuatue 74-51 of the.Mining Act of 1971 will be carefully considered.
The Groundwater Section of the Division of Environmental Management has
been requested to review the proposal and comrient as to what impact, it any, the
proposed operation will have on area groundwater. Similiarly, the applicant has
applied for a National Pollution Discharge Elimination System (NPDES) permit
with the Water Quality Section of the Division of Environmental Management. A
1VPDE permit- has spPr-i f i r, c�n»c3P1 i_nPs on the rharar_.ter sti_c5 of anv discharae so
that it will not be degrading to the receiving waters. The mining 'permit, if
granted, would specifically site the operators responsibility to comply with
those water quality standards. If you need specific information on the
standards, you are encouraged to contact the Water Quality Section in the
Winston-Salem- Regional office at (919) 761--2351.
In reference to your comments on dangerous blasting, the blasting standards
utilized by this Department are based upon extensive studies conducted over
several years by the United States Bureau of Mines (US13M) . Through these
studies, the USBM has established an upper limit for safe blasting practices.
As a conservative approach, our Department currently utilizes one-half of the
USBM upper limit.
P.O. ]lox 27687, 12aleigh, North Carolina 27611-7687 Telephone [phone]
An Equal Opportunity Affirmative Action Employer

Mr. Ray York
Mr. . Timothy R. York
Ms. Alia A. York
Ms. Mary P. York
11s. Tammy L. York
January 17, 1.989
Page 2
The comments you made pertaining to air quality are being reviewed by the
Division of Environmental Management's Air Quality Section. A separate
application has been filed with that office and a scparte air quality permit
will be required for this site. Again, mining permits reference the obligation
of an operator to comply with standards of air quality promulgated by the
Environmental Management Com-nission. If you need additional inf_orniation, please
contact Mr. Jerry Clayton with the Air Quality Section at (919) 733-3340.
The truck traffic and associated offsite safety aspects are not within our
jurisdiction. Traffic concerns should be directed to the Highway Patrol and/or
Department of Transportation. Also, the present state of the land use, whether
it is light commerce or residential, is not an item for our consideration.
These items are more properly addressed through local zoning ordinances.
Hopefully, I have provided the information you requested. I can assure you
that a careful and thorough review of the mining permit application will be
conducted prior to making a decision to grant or deny the permit. Furthermore,
should the Director determine that a public hearing is warranted, you will be
advised of the date, time, and location of the hearing.
Again, thank you for your input. Please advise at (919) 733-4574 if I can
be of further_ assistance.
Sincerely,
�1
omas E. Carroll, P.G.
Mining Specialist
Land Quality Section
TEC:se
cc: Mr. G. Douglas Miller, P.E.

State of North Carolina
Department of Natural Resources and Community Development
Division of Lind Resources
512 North Salisbury Street • Raleigh, North Carolina 27611
James G. Martin, Governor Stephen G. Conrad
William W Cobey, Jr., Secretary January 17, 1989 Director
Mr. Terry Scott Owens
Ms. Heather Owens
Ms. Diana Owens
P. 0. Box 1067
Yadkinville, NC 27055
RE: Martin Marietta Aggregates
Proposed Yadkin quarry
Yadkin County
Dear Sir and Madam:
Thank you for your letter of January 8, 1989 expressing your concerns
regarding Martin Marietta Aggregates' application for a mining permit for the
operation of a crushed stone quarry in Eastern Yadkin County.
The concerns you expressed certainly deserve evaluation. Before the
Director of the Division of Land Resources makes 'a decision to grant or deny the
permit, these concerns as well as any others within the jurisdiction of N. C.
General Stuatue 74-51 of the Mining Act of. 1971 will be carefully considered.
The Groundwater Section of the Division of Environmental Management has
been requested to review the proposal and comment as to what impact, if any, the
proposed operation will have on area groundwater. Similiarly, the applicant has
apply for a i:utivnul nvlliit avii Di barge J - 1at. 1St - ) peSl- 1 l�-tLi1Li1 1V1 C. kvdU D
with the Water Quality Section of the Division of Environmental Management. A
NPDES permit has specific guidelines on the characteristics of any discharge so
that it will not be degrading to the receiving waters. The mining permit, if
granted, would specifically site the operators responsibility to comply with
those water quality standards. If you need specific information on the
standards, you are encouraged to contact the Water Quality Section in the
Winston-Salem Regional Office at (919) 761-2351.
In reference to your comments on dangerous blasting, the blasting standards
utilized by this Department are based upon extensive studies conducted over
several years by the United States Bureau of Mines (USBM) . Through these
studies, the USBM has established an upper limit for safe blasting practices.
As a conservative approach, our Department currently utilizes one-half of the
USBM upper limit.
P.O. Box 27687, R:Ileigh, North Carolina 27611.7687 Telephone [phone]
An Equal opportunity Affirmative Action Employer

Mr. Terry Scott Owens
Ms. Heather Owens
Ms. Diana Owens
January 17, 1989
Page 2
The cc+nux-�nts you made pertaining to air quality are being reviewed by the
Division of Environmental Management's Air Quality Section. A separate
application has been Bled with that office and a separte air quality permit
will be rec�lire.�d for this site. Again, mining permits reference the obligation
of an operator to comply with standards of air quality promulgated by the
Environmental Management Commission. If you need additional information, please
contact Mr. Jerry Clayton with the Air Quality Section at (919) 733--3340.
The truck traffic and associated offsite safety aspects are not within our
jurisdiction. Traffic concerns should be directed to the Highway Patrol. and/or
Department of Transportation. Also, the present state of the land use, whether
it is Light commerce or residential, is not an item for our consideration.
These items are more properly addressed through local zoning ordinances.
Hopefully, 1 -have provided the information you requested. I can assure you
that a careful and thorough review of the mining permit application will be
conducted prior_ to making a decision to grant or deny the permit. Furthermore,
should the Director determine that a public hearing is warranted, you will be
advised of the date, time, and location of the hearing.
Again, thank you for your input. Please advise at (919) 733-4574 if I can
be of further assistance.
Sincerely,
T omas E. Carroll, P.G.
Mining Specialist
Land Quality Section
TEC:se
cc: Mr. G. Douglas Miller, P.E.

State of North Carolina
Department of Natural Resources and Community Development
Division of Land Resources
512 North Salisba_iry Street Raleigh, North Carolina 27611
James G. Martin, Governor Stcphai G. Conrad
William W. Coney, Jr., Secretary January 17, 1989 Director
Ms. Alice M. Gentry
Route 2, Box 218
Yadkinville, NC 27055
RE: Martin Marietta Aggregates
Proposed Yadkin Quarry
Yadkin County
Dear Ms. Gentry:
Thank you for your letter of January 8, 1989 expressing your concerns
regarding Martin Marietta Aggregates' application for a mining permit for the
operation of a crushed stone quarry in eastern Yadkin County.
The concerns you expressed certainly deserve evaluation. Before the
Director of the Division of Land Resources makes a decision to grant or deny the
permit, these concerns as well as any others within the jurisdiction of N. C.
General Stuatue 74-51 of the Mining Act of 1971 will be carefully considered.
The Groundwater Section of the Division of Environmental Management has
been requested to review the proposal and con nent as to what impact, if any, the
proposed operation will have on area groundwater. Similiarly, the applicant has
applied for a National Pollution Discharge Elimination System (NPDES) permit
with the Water Quality Section of the Division of Environmental Management. A
NPDES permit has specific guidelines on the characteristics of any discharge so
that it will not be degrading to the receiving waters. The mining permit, if
granted, would specifically site the operators responsibility to comply with
those water duality standards. if you need specific information on the
standards, you are encouraged to contact the Water Quality Section in the
Winston-Salem Regional Office at (919) 761-2351.
In reference to your comments on dangerous blasting, the blasting standards
utilized by this Department are based upon extensive studies conducted over
several years by the United States Bureau of Mines (USBM) . Through these
studies, the USBM has established an upper limit for safe blasting practices.
As a conservative approach, our Department currently utilizes one-half of the
USBM upper limit.
P.O. Box 27667, Raleigh, North Carolina 2 7 61 1-768 7 Telephone [phone]
An Equal Oppominiry Affirmative Action Employer

r '
Ms. Alice M. Gentry
January 17,- 1989
Pacre 2
The comments you made pertaining to air quality are being reviewed by the
Division of Environmental Management's Air Quality Section.. A separate
application has been filed with that office and a separte air quality permit
will be required for this site. Again, mining permits reference tf)e obligation
of an operator to comply with standards of air. quality promulgated by the
Environmental Management Commission. If you need additional information, please
contact Mr. Jerry Clayton with the Air Quality Section at (919) 733-3340.
The truck traffic and associated offsite safety aspects are not within our
jurisdiction.. Traffic concerns should be directed to the Highway Patrol and/or
Department of Transportation. Also, the present state of the land use, whether
it is light commerce or residential, is not an item for our consideration.
These items are more properly addressed through local zoning ordinances.
Hopefully, I have provided the information you requested. I can assure you
that a careful and thorough review of the mining permit application will be
conducted prior to making a decision to grant or deny the permit. Furthermore
should the Director determine that a public hearing is warranted, you will be.
advised of the date, time, and location of the hearing.
Again, thank you for your input. Please advise at (919) 733-4574 if I can
be of further assistance.
Sincerely,
Thomas E. Carroll, P.G.
Mininq Specialist
Land Quality Section
TEC:se
cc: Mr. G. Douglas Miller, P.E.

State of North Carolina
Department of Natural Resources and, Community Development
Division of Land Resources
512 North Salisbury Street • Raleigh, North Carolina 27611
James C. Martin, Governor Stel)hen G. Conrad
William W Cobey, Jr., Secretary January 19, 1989 Director
Mr. Richard Corner
Mrs. Pam Comer
Route 1, Box 142
Boonville, NC 27011
RE: Martin Marietta Aggregates
Proposed Yadkin Quarry
Yadkin Countv
Dear Mr. & Mrs. Coiner:
Thank you for your letter of January 13, 1989 expressing your concerns
regarding Martin Marietta Aggregates' application for a mining permit for the
operation of a crushed stone quarry in eastern Yadkin County.
The concerns you expressed. certainly deserve evaluation. Before the
Director of the Division of Land Resources makes a decision to grant or deny the
permit, these concerns as well as any others within the jurisdiction of N. C.
General Stuatue 74--51 of the Mining Act of 1971 will be carefully considered.
The Groundwater Section of the Division of Environmental Management. has
been requested to review the proposal and comment as to what impact, if any, the
proposed operation will have on area groundwater. Similiarly, the applicant has
applied for a National Pollution Discharge Elimination System (1\7PDES) permit
with the Water Quality Section of the Division of Environmental Manaqement. A
NPDES permit has specific guidelines on. the characteristics of any discharge so
that it will not be degrading to the. receiving waters. The mining permit, if
granted, would specifically site the operators responsibility to cr-xrply with
those water quality standards. If you nded specific information on the
standards, you are encouraged to contact the Water Quality Section in the
Winston-Salem Regional Office at (919) 761-2351.
In reference to your co ments on dangerous blasting, the blasting standards
nf-i 1 i 7.F-d by +-hi�q n-hart-mPnt- arp ha-,P(9 iinnn Pxf-PnGivp -,t-iarliP.g rnrc9iirtar3 n-,rr-r
several years by the United States Bureau of Mines (US33M) . Through these
studies, the USBM has established .an upper limit for safe blasting practices.
As a conservative approach, our Department currently utilizes one-half of the
USBM upper limit.
P.O. Box 27687, Raleigh, North Carolina 27611.7687 Telephone [phone]
An Equal Opportunity Affirmative Action Employer

,a
Mr. & Mrs. Comer
January 1.9, 1989
Pace 2
The ccxrm-k-- nts you made pertaining to air quality are. being reviewed 4-)y the
Division of Environmental Management's Air Quality Section. A separate
application has been filed with that office and a separte air quality Exannit
will be required for this site. Again, mining permits reference the obligation
of an operator to comply with standards of air quality promulgated by the
Environmental Management CoRmission. if you need additional information, please
contact Mr. Jerry Clay-ton with the Aix. Quality Section at (919) 733-3340.
The truck traffic and associated of safety aspects are not within our
jurisdiction. Traffic concerns should be directed to the Highway Patrol and/or
Department of Transportation. Also, the present state of the land use, whether
it is light commerce or residential, is not an item for our consideration.
These items are more properly addressed through local zoning ordinances.
This office has received considerable correspondence related to the
proposed Yadkin Quarry and, pursuant to G.S. 74--51 and Administrative Code Title
15 Chapter 5B .0011 of The Mining Act of 1971, the Director has determined a
public hearing is warranted. The Department shall conduct a public hearing no
sooner than 20 or not later than 60 days of the filing of the application. A
time, date and location of the hearing will be set by the Department and notice
will be given to all adjoining (contiguous) landowners of such. In addition, a
notice will be published in a newspaper of general circulation in Yadkin County
at least ten days prior to the public hearing.
Again, thank you for your input. Please advise at (919) 733--4574 if Z can
be of further assistance. -
Sincerely,
Thomas E. Carroll, P.G.
Mining Specialist
Land Quality Section
TEC:se
cc: Mr. G. Douglas Miller, P.E.

State of North Carolina
Department of Natural Resources and Community Development
Division of Land Resources
512 North Salisbury Street • Raleigh, North Carolina 27611
James G. Martin, Governor Stephen G. Conrad
William W. Cobey, Jr., Secretary January 2.9, 1989 Director
Ms. Vonda Pardue*
Route 3, Box 239-1
Hamptonville, NC 27020
RE: Martin Marietta Aggregates
Proposed Yadkin Quarry
Yadkin County
Pear Ms. Pardue:
Thank you for your letter of January 13, 1989 expressing your concerns
regarding Martin Marietta Aggregates' application for a mining permit for the
operation of a crushed stone quarry in eastern Yadkin County;.
The concerns you expressed certainly deserve evaluation. Before the
Director of the Division of. Land Resources makes a decision to grant or deny the
permit, these concerns as well as any others within the jurisdiction of N. C.
General Stuatue 74-51 of the Mining Act of 1971 will be carefully considered.
The Groundwater Section of the Division of Environmental Management has
been requested to review the proposal and comment as to what impact, if any, the
proposed operation will have on area groundwater. Similiarly, the applicant has
applied for a National Pollution Discharge Elimination System (I%TPDES) permit
with the Water Quality Section of the Division of Environmental Management. A
NPDES permit has specific, guidelines on the characteristics of any discharge so
that it will not be degrading to the receiving waters. The mining permit, if
granted, would specifically site the operators responsibility to comply with
those water quality standards. If you need specific information on the
standards, you are encouraged .to contact the Plater Quality Section in the
Winston-Salem Regional Office at (919) 761-2351.
In reference to your comments on dangerous blasting, the blasting standards
utilized by this Department are based upon extensive studies conducted over
several years by the United States Bureau of Mines (USBM) . Through these
studies, the USEM has established an upper limit for safe blasting practices.
As a conservative approach, our Department currently utilizes one-half of the
USBM .upper limit.
P.O 13ox 27687, Raleik+, North Carolina 27611-7687 Telephone [phone]
An Equal Opportunity Affirmative Action Employer

Ms. Vonda Pardue
January 1.9, 1989
Page 2
The ccnyient.s you made pertaining to air quality are being reviewed by t-ho
Division of Environmental Management's Air. Quality Section. A separate
application has been filed with that office and a separte air quality permit
will be required for this site. Again, mining permits reference the obligation
of an operator to comply with standards of air- quality promulgated by the
Environmental Management Commission. If you need additional information, please
contact Mr. Jerry Clayton with the Air Quality Section at (919) 733-3340.
The truck traffic and associated offsite safety aspects are not within out
jurisdiction. Traffic concerns should be directed to the Highway Patrol and/or
Department of Transportation. Also, the present state of the land use, whether
it is light commerce or residential, is not an item for our consideration.
These items are more properly addressed through local zoning ordinances.
This office has received considerable correspondence related to the
proposed Yadkin Quarry and, pursuant to G.S. 74-51 and Administrative Code Title
15 Chapter 5B .0011 of The Mining Act of 1971, the Director has determined a
public hearing is warranted. The Department skull conduct a public hearing no
sooner than 20 or not later than 60 days of the filing of the application. A
time, date and location of the hearing will be set by the Department and notice
will be given to all adjoining (contiguous) landowners of such. In addition, a
notice will be published in a newspaper of general circulation in Yadkin County
at least ten days prior to the public hearing.
Again, thank you for your input. Please advise at (919) 733-4574 if I can
be of further assistance.
Sincerely,
Thomas E. Carroll, P.G.
Mining Specialist
Land Quality i ty Section
on
TEC:se
cc: Mr. G. Douglas Miller, P.E.

STAFtq�
State of North Carolina
Department of Natural Resources and Community Development
Division of Land Resources
512 North Salisbury Street Raleigh, North Carolina 27611
Jaynes G. Martin, Governor Stephen G. Conrad
William W. Cobey, Jr., Secretary January 19, 1989 Director
Mr. Dale Potts
Mrs. Mary Potts
Route 8, Box 326
Mocksville, NC 27028
RE: Martin Marietta Aggregates
Proposed Yadkin Quarry
Yadkin County
Dear Mr. and Mrs. Potts:
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�.... ti x..� �..� ��.... _.___r of .,...-..,., r, 13, 19 �
regarding Martin Marietta Aggregates' application for a mining permit for the
operation of a crushed stone quarry in eastern Yadkin County.
The concerns you expressed certainly deserve evaluation. Before the
Director of the Division of Land Resources makes a decision to grant or deny the
permit, these concerns as well as any others within the jurisdiction of N. C.
General. Stuatue 74-51 of the Mining Act of 1971 will be. carefully considered.
life 1911J1111UWQl..�i .7�1.1.1 V11 Of 1.11G V1.v.L.7.Lon of da11VJ-J-oilli14111'.u,l, 1.1Q1iCi';jCJllG11L_ tlC1w
been requested to review the proposal and ccnynent as to what impact, if any, the
proposed operation will have on area groundwater. Similiarly, the applicant has
applied for a National Pollution Discharge Elimination System (NPDES) permit
with the Water duality Section of the Division of Environmental Management. A
NPDES permit has specific guidelines on the characteristics of any discharge so
that it will not be degrading to the receiving waters. The mining permit, if
granted, would specifically site the operators responsibility to comply with
those water quality standards. If you need specific information on the
standards, you are encouraged to contact the Water Quality Section in the
Winston-Salon Regional Office at (919) 761-2351.
In reference to your comments on dangerous blasting, the blasting standards
utilized by this Department are based upon extensive studies conducted over
several years by the United States Bureau of Mines (USBM) . 'Through these
studies, the USBM has established an upper limit for safe blasting practices.
As a conservative approach, our Department currently utilizes one-half 6Cthe
USBM upper limit.
P.O. Box 27687, Raleigh, North Carolina 27611-7687 Telephone [phone]
An Equal Opportunity Affirmative Action Employer

r
[fir. and Mrs. Potts
January 19, 1989
Page 2
The con vents you made pertaining to air quality are being reviewed by the
Division of Environmental management's Air Quality Section. A separate
application cai-i on has been filed e d wi i-1-, that office and a separte air r —, a 1 i ty 'permit
will be required for this site. Again, mining permits reference the obligation
of: an operator to comply with standards of air quality promulgated by the
Environmental Management Commission. if you need additional information, please
contact Mr. Jerry Clayton with the Air Quality Section at (919) 733-3340.
`.I'he truck traffic and associated offsite safety aspects are not within our
jurisdiction. Traffic concerns should be directed to the Highway Patrol and/or.
Department of Transportation. Also, the present state of the land use, whether
it is light commerce or residential, is not an item for our. consideration.
These items are more properly addressed through local zoning ordinances.
a his office has received considerable correspondence related to the
proposed Yadkin Quarry and, pursuant to G.S: 74-51 and Administrative Code Title
15 Chapter 5B .0011 of The Mining Act of 1971, the Director has determined a
public hearing is warranted. The Department shall conduct a public hearing no
sooner than 20 or not later than 60 days of the filing of the application. A
time, date and location of the hearing will be set by the Department and notice
will W given to all adjoining (cont.iyuous) la ndowneis of such. in addition, a
notice will be published in a. newspaper of general circulation in Yadkin County
at least ten days prior to the public hearing.
Again, thank you for your input. Please advise at (919) 733-4574 if T can
be of further assistance.
Sincerely,
Wmas E. Carroll, P.G.
Mining Specialist
Land Quality Section
on
TEC:se
cc: Mr. G. Douglas Miller, P.E.

s _ A
State of North Carolina
Department of Natural Resources and Community Development
Division of Land Resources
512 North Salisbury Street • Raleigh, North Carolina 27611
Jarnes G. Martin, Governor Stephen G. Conrad
William W. Cobey, Jr., Secretary January 19, 1989 Director
Mr. Thomas F. Gordon
Route 2, Box 1.79A
0.....-. 4 1 l 711r, ')-7 n'1 'I
L>W�lV 1t1G, LNI., 4,1 V11
RE: Martin Marietta Aggregates
Proposed Yadkin Quarry
Yadkin County
Dear Mr. Gordon:
Thank you for your letter of January 13, 1989 expressing your concerns
regarding Martin Marietta Aggregates' application for a mining permit for the
operation of a crushed stone quarry in eastern Yadkin County.
The concerns you expressed certainly deserve evaluation. Before the
Director of the Division of Land Resources makes a decision to grant or deny the
permit, these concerns as well as any others within the jurisdiction of N. C.
General Stuatue 74-51 of the Mining Act of 1971 will be carefully considered.
The Groundwater Section of the Division. of Environmental Management has
been requested to review the proposal and comment as to what impact, if any, the
proposed operation will have on area groundwater. Simi.liarly, the applicant has
applied for a National Pollution Discharge Elimination System (NPDES) permit
with the TN?ater Quality Section of the Division of Environmental Management. A
NpDE.S nArmi i- ham -_r�pri fi rr rrlti rlal i nraq nn t-his rharar-i-Pri c:H rcz of an,%T rl i crharrrA e n
that it will not be degrading to the receiving waters. The mining permit, if
granted, would specifically site the operators responsibility to comply with
those water quality standards. If you need specific information on the
standards, you are Encouraged to contact the Water Quality Section in the
Winston-Sale Regional Office at (919) 761-2351.
In reference to your comments on dangerous blasting, the blasting standards
utilized by this Department are based upon extensive studies conducted over
several years by the United States Bureau of Mines (USBM) . Through these
studies, the USBM has established an upper limit for safe blasting practices.
As a conservative approach, our Department currently utilizes one--half of the
USBM upper limit.
P.O. Box 27687, Paleigh, North Carolina 27611-7687 Telephone [phone]
An Equal Opportunity Affirmative Action Employer

Mr. Thai'as T'. Go.rOon
January 19, 1989
Page 2
The coiTmentsz you made pertaining to air quality are being reviewed by the
Division of Envirormiental Management's Air. Quality Section. A separate
application has been .filed with that office and a sepavte air quality permit
will be required for this site. Again, mining Formits reference the obligation
of an operator to comply with standards of air quality promulgated by the
Environmental Management Commission. If you need additional information, please
contact Mr. Jerry Clayton with the Air Quality Section at (919) 733-3340.
The truck traffic and associated offsite safety aspects are not within our
jurisdiction. Traffic concerns should be directed to the Highway Patrol and/or
Department of Transportation. Also, the present state of the land use, whether
it is light commerce or residential, is not all item 1Vl our l.lJnslUG10.l..LV11.
These items are more properly addressed through local zoning ordinances.
This office has received considerable correspondence related to the
proposed Yadkin Quarry and, pursuant to G.S. 74-51 and Administrative Code Title
15 Chapter 5B .0011 of The Mining Act of 1971, the Director has determined a
public hearing is warranted. The Department shall conduct a public hearing no
sooner than 20 or not later than 60 days of the filing of the application. A
time, date and location of the hearing will be set by the Department and notice
will be given to all adjoining (c:ontiyuous) landowners of such. in addition, a
notice will: be published in a newspaper of general circulation in Yadkin County
at Least ten days prior to the public hearing.
Again, thank you for your input. Please advise at (919) 733-4574 if I can
be of further assistance.
Sincerely,
Thomas E. Carroll, P.G.
Mining Specialist
Land Quality Section
TEC:se
cc: Mr. G. Douglas Miller, P.E.

' 9Arr .
State of North Carolina
Department of Natural Resources and Community Development
Division of Land Resources
512 North Salisb(iry Street • Raleigh, North Carolina 27611
James G. Martin, Governor Stephen G. Conrad
William W. Cobey, Jr., Secretary January 19, 19810 Director
Ms. Nonnie Watkins
Route 2
Yadkinville, NC 27055
RE: Martin Marietta Aggregates
Proposed Yadkin Quarry
Yadkin County
Dear Ms. ?Jatkins:
Thank you for your letter of Jar_uary 13, 1989 expressing your concerns
regarding Martin Marietta Aggregates- application for a mining permit for the
operation of a crushed stone quarry in eastern Yadkin County.
The concerns you expressed certainly deserve evaluation. Before the
Director_ of the Division of Land Resources makes a decision to grant or deny the
permit, these concerns as well as any others within she jurisdiction of N. C.
General Stuatue 74--51 of the Mining Act of 1971 will be carefully considered.
The Groundwater Section of the Division of Environmental. Management has
been requested to review the proposal and cort-anent as to what impact, it any, the
proposed operation will have on area groundwater. Samiliarly, the applicant has
applied for a National Pollution Discharge Elimination System (NPDES) permit
with the Water Quality Section of the Division of Environmental Management. A
NPDES permit has specific guidelines on the characteristics of any discharge so
that it will not be degrading to the receiving waters. The mining permit, if
granted, would specifically site the operators responsibility to comply with
those water quality standards. If you need specific information on the
standards, you are encouraged to contact the Water Quality Section in the
Winston-Salem Regional Office at (919) 761-2351.
In reference to your corrynents on dangerous blasting, the blasting standards
utilized by this Department are based upon extensive studies conducted over
..� L._. .ti l-. rT,-.�i-..a n�-,�. ».,�....,,. r-..F tA:T. (T lcnnnl mL,..-,�,,.-1- 17- -
several Fears by Lh=e V111ted DLatGs �D"U eau V1 1'1111es �VJI-x-1; . JA11_LJj yll tl lt'�G
studies, the USBM has established an upper limit for safe blasting practices.
' As a conservative approach, our Department currently utilizes one-half of the
USBM upper limit.
P.O. Box 27687, Raleigh, North Carolina 27611-7687 Telephone [phone]
An Equal Opportunity Affirmative Action Employer

Ns. Nonni.e Watkins
Januany 1.9, 1.989
Page 2
The ccxrments you made pertaining to air quality are being reviewed by the
Division of Environmental Management's Air Quality Section. A separate
application has been filet', with that office and a separte air quality peimdt
will be required for this site. Aa,ain, mining permits refe-fence the obligation
of an operator_ to comply with standards of air quality promulgated by the
Environmental Management Ccxrmissi.on. if you need additional information, please
contact Mr. Jerzy Clayton with the Air Quality Section at (919) 733-3340.
The truck traffic and associated offsite. safety aspects are not within our
jurisdiction. Traffic concerns should be directed to the Highway Patrol and/or
Department of Transportation. Also, the present state of the land use, whether
it is light commerce or residential., is not an item for our consideration.
These items are more properly addressed through local_ zoning ordinances.
This office has received considerable correspondence related to the
proposed Yadkin Quarry and, pursuant to G.S. 74-51 and Administrative Code Title
15 Chapter 5B .001.1 of The Mining Act of 1971, the Director has determined a
public hearing is warranted. The Department shall conduct a public hearing no
sooner than 20 or not later than 60 days of the filing of the application. A
time, date and location of the hearing will be set by the Department and notice
will be given to all adjoining (contiguous) landowners of such. in addition, a
notice will be published in a newspaper of general circulation in Yadkin County
at least ten days prior to the public hearing.
Again, thank you for your input. Please advise at (919) 733-4574 if T can
be of further assistance.
Sincerely,
Thomas E. Carroll, P.G.
Mining Specialist
Land Quality Section
TEC:se
cc: Mr. G. Douglas Miller, P.E.

State of North Carolina
Department of Natural Resources and Community Development
Division of lend Resources
512 North Salisbury Street • Raleigh, North Carolina 27611
James G. Martin, Governor Stephen G. Conrad
William W. Cobey, Jr., Secretary January 19, 1989 Director
Ms. Marie Davis
Route 1, Box 140
Boonville, NC 2.7011
RE: Martin Marietta Aggregates
Proposed Yadkin Quarr)
Yadkin County
Dear Ms. Davis:
Thank you for your letter of January 13, 1989 expressing your concerns
regarding real.t.i.is Marietta ciyyiegatt;7 application for u iiiiiiiig per-wit for the
operation of a crushed stone quarry in eastern Yadkin County,
The concerns you expressed certainly deserve evaluation. Before the
Director of the Division of Land Resources makes a decision to grant or deny the
permit, these concerns as well as any others within the jurisdiction of N. C.
General Stuatue 74-51 of the Mining Act of 1971 will be carefully considered.
The Groundwater Section of the Division of Environmental Management has
been requested to review the proposal and comment as to what impact, if any, the
proposed operation will have on area groundwater. Similiarly, the applicant has .
applied for a National Pollution Discharge Elimination System (NPDES) permit.
with the water Quality Section of the Division ,of Environmental Management: A
NPDES permit has specific guidelines on the characteristics of any discharge so
that it will not be degrading to the receiving waters. The mining permit, if
granted, would specifical.]lr site the operators responsibility to comply with
those water quality standards. If you need specific information on the
standards, you are encouraged to contact the Water Quality Section in the
Winston-Salem Regional Office at (919) 761-2351.
In reference to your comments on dangerous blasting, the blasting standards
utilized by this Department are based upon extensive studies conducted over
several years by the United States Bureau of Mines (USBM) Through these
studies, the USBM has established an upper limit for safe blasting practices.
As a conservative approach, our Department currently utilizes one-half of the
USBM upper limit.
PO. Box 27687, Raleigh, North Carolina 27611-7687 Telephone [phone]
An Equal Opporrunin•A{{irmarive Action Employer

P1s. Marie Davis
January 19, 1989
Page 2
The coiranents you made pertaining to air quality are being reviewed by the
Division of Environmental Management's Air Quality Section. A separate
application has been filed with that office and a separte air quality permit
will be required for this site. Again, mining permits reference the obligation
of an operator to comply with standards of air quality promulgated by the
Environmental Managanent Commission. If you need additional information, please
contact Mr. Jerry Clavton with the Air Quality Section at (919) 733-3340.
The truck traffic and associated offsite safety aspects are not within our
jurisdiction. Traffic concerns should be directed to the Highway Patrol and/or
Department of Transportation. Also, the present state of the land use, whether
1 L 15 11y11 L C.V11511C.:rl.e or rCJJ.UC..n 1.1.4J-, .4Z� itV 4 ail 1 LG,l1l 1.V.4 VLi.L 4V1LZ3.S.UI':.4 d I..LVA I.
These items are more properly addressed through local zoning ordinances.
This office has received considerable correspondence related to the
proposed Yadkin Quarry and, pursuant to G.S. 74-51 and Administrative Code Title
15 Chapter 5B .0011 of The Mining Act of 1971, the Director has determined a
public hearing is warranted. The Department shall conduct a public hearing no
sooner than 20 or not later than 60 days of the filing of the application. A
time, date and location of the hearing will be set by the Department and notice
will be given to all adjoining (contiguous) landowners of such. In addition, a
notice will be published in a newspaper of general circulation in Yadkin County
at least ten days prior to the public hearing.
Acrai.n. thank you for your input. Please advise at (919) 733-4574 if I can
be of further assistance.
Sincerely,
cxnas E. Carroll,�PG-
Mining Specialist
Land Quality Section
TEC:se
cc: Mr. G. Douglas Miller, P.E.

DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCSES & COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT
LAND RESOURCES DIVISION
LAND QUALITY SECTION
TELEPHONE LOG
Sheet
Date l
County
Call received Call placed
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2. Conversation with: �yy�� !`��` ���-✓ HI��
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3. Content of conversation:
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j an u ary 8 , 1989
!q,r ^ .� 11989
Land Quality bection
vivision of iard Resources Or�0N
N . U . uepartment of Natural Resources
and Community Development
P. u. box 27 687
xaleigh, N . C . 27 61 1
tie : opposition To martin Marietta Rock Quarry
Gentlemen : This letter is in regards to martin Marietta
Aggregates application for a surface mining permit to commence
mining of Granite on 297 . 2 acres located 6..6 miles fast of
Yadkinville near road SH 1711 k6peer Bridge Road ) in Yadkin
Uounty. y
i wish to utilize my right to freedom of expression to verbililze
my total opposition to plans for a rock quarry in our community.
The rock quarry will only prove to be a nuisance in our small
community with structural damage to . our homes and wells and
lowered rater tables due to dangerous blasting . The noise and
air pollution will be a serious hazard to our health . An
additional Ganger will be the large trucks using our small roadal
and damaging them. These are the same narrow roads our
children travel in school buses daily.
i wish to strongly oppose the granting of a permit to discharge
water and chemicals into any tributary of South Leep Ureek by
Martin Marietta Aggregates Rock tjuarry. I am also totally
against the granting of a mining permit,
1 believe that no choice has been given. to me and the members
of my community before now, and we believe that another site
can be found that is n.ot within a populated area. it is not
necessary to disrupt our lives , damage our homes and wells
and lower our property values , shank you for liste[ii g- to me , e
Sincerely,
�i ✓ i

January 8 , 1989
hand Quality section
yivision of Land Resources
N . U . Department of Natural Kesources
and Community Development
P. u . box 27 687 1,r
rcaleigh, iv . C. 27611 rT0
2
xce : opposition To Martin iarietta Rock Quarry
Gentlemen : phis letter is in regards to martin Marietta
Aggregates application for a surface mining permit to commence
mining of Granite on 297 . 2 acres located 6.6 miles East of
Yadkinvi_lle near road SR 1711 k6peer Bridge Road ) in Yadkin
county .
1 wish tc. utilize my right to freedom of expression to verbili�ze
my total opposition to plans for a rock quarry in our community.
The rock marry will only prove to be a nuisance in our small
community with structural damage to our homes and wells and
lowered water tables due to dangerous blasting. The noise and
air pollution will be a serious hazard to our health . An
additional danger will be t;e Iarge trucks using our small road's•
and damaging them. These are the same narrow roads our i
children travel in school buses daily. 4
i wish to strongly oppose the granting of a permit to discharge
water and chemicals into any tributary of South Deep creek by
Martin Marietta Aggregates Hock quarry. I am also totally
against the granting of a mining permit, •
1 believe that no choice has been given. to me and the members
of my community before now, and we believe that another site
can be found that is not within a populated area. it is not
necessary to disrupt our lives, damage our homes and wells
and lower our property values . Thank you for listening to me .
Sincerely,
���ss

l
. i
January 8 , 1989
J4N
98
hand Quality bection 441 "" 9
vivision of land Resources 411)'Y�
S,
N . U . 1)epartment of Natural Resources �cT
and Community Developmf3nt
P . U . lox 27 687
naleigh , 14 . U. 27611
ne : upposition To Martin marietta Rock Quarry
Gentlemen : This letter is in regards to martin Marietta
Aggregates application for it surface mining permit to commence
mining of Granite on 297 .2 acres located 6. 6 miles East of
Yadkinville near road SR 1711 k6peer Bridge Road ) in Yadkin
Uounty.
i wish to utilize my right to freedom of expression to verbili�ze
my total opposition to plans far a rock quarry in our community..
The rock quarry will only provE; to be a nuisance in our small
community with structural damage to our homes and wells and
lowered water tables due to dangerous blasting. The noise and
air pollution will be a serious hazard to our health . An
additional danger will be the large trucks using our small roads,
and damaging them. These are t'ae same narrow roads our
. children travel in school buses daily.
i wish to strongly oppose the granting of a permit to discharge
water and chemicals into any tributary of South weep Creek by
Martin Marietta Aggregates Hock w.uarry. I am also totally
against the granting of a mining permit, ,
1 believe that no choice has been given. to me and the members
of my community before now, and we believe that another site
can be found that is not within a populated area. it is not
necessary to disrupt our lives , damage our homes and wells
and lower our property values . Thank you for listening to me .
Sincerely,

-January 8 , 1989 �.
v
i,and Quality bec t ion V�
.uivision of Land Resources
N. U . Department of Natural Resources
and Community Development f' �9
P. u . box 27 687
rcaleigh , iv . C . 27611 02
tie : upposition To martin marietta Rock Quarry
Gentlemen : This letter is in regards to martin Marietta
Aggregates application :' )r a surface mining permit to commence
mining of Granite on 291 . 2 acres located 6.6 miles �;ast of
kl.l7v Yadj l' a.o ::ear road SR 1711 (Sp(Speer Bridge Road ) in Yadkin
iaunvi ili
Uounty.
I wish to utilize my right to freedom of expression to verbili�ze
my total opposition to pl,ins for a rock quarry in our community.
The rock quarry will only ;?rove to be a nuisance in our small-
community with structural damage to our homes and wells and
lowered water tables due to dangerous blasting. The noise and
air pollution will be a serious hazard to our health . An
additional Ganger will be the large trucks using our small r.oada,
and damaging them. 'These are the same narrow roads our
children travel in school buses daily.
g� y 0 pp.. e +ho grans i n�' of a permit to discharge
i wish to stros, 1 �....
water and chemicals into any tributary of South Deep Greek by
Martin Marietta Aggregates Rock quarry. I am also totally
against the granting of a mining permit,
1 believe that no choice has been given. to me and the members
of my community before now, and we believe that another site
can be found that is not within a populated area. It is not
necessary to disrupt our lives, damage our homes and wells
and lower our property values. Thank you for listening to me .
Sincerely,
O ��i, v� •��
J � v
. �Vk ro(107
4

}
j anuary 8 , 1989 Jq
N �119R1
Land (duality oection !1410-ks 9
.uivision of ijand Resources ECr`�N
N . C . vepartment of Natural Resources
and Community Development
P. u . box 27 687
tialeigh , iv . V . 27611
he : upposition To Martin Marietta Rock Quarry
Gentlemen : This letter is in regards to martin Marietta
Aggregates application for a surface mining permit to commence
mining of Granite on 297 . 2 acres located 6.6 miles East of
Yadkinville near road SR 1711 l5peer Bridge Road ) in Yadkin
County.
1 wish to utilize 'my right to freedom of expression to verbiliz e
my total opposition to plans for a rock quarry in our community.
'the rock quarry will only prove to be a nuisance in our small
community with structural damage to our homes and wells and
lowered water tables due to dangerous blasting. The noise and
air pollution will be a serious hazard to our health . An
additional Ganger will be the large trucks using our small road;,
and damaging them. These are the same narrow roads our
children travel in school buses daily.
wish1 _ tron , y oppose the granting of a permit to discharge
�u .7lilVllgLJ �t.tvvv O- y
water and chemicals into any tributary of South Deep Creek by
Martin Marietta Aggregates Hock quarry. 1 am also totally
against the granting of a mining permit. -
I believe that no choice has been given. to me and the members
of my community before now, and we believe that another site
can be found that is not within a populated area. it is not
necessary to disrupt our lives , damage our homes and wells
and lower our property values. 'thank you for listening to me .
Sincerely,
Oa V
Q, o �
A)C.Z�oSg

. JAN
1, ,, 1989
,January 8 , 1989 1141io
N
land Quality section
Livision of Land Resources
N. U . liepartment of Natural Resources
and Community Development
P . U . box 27 687
tialeigh , N . U. 27611
tie : opposition To Martin Marietta Rock Quarry
Gentlemen : This letter is iii regards to martin Marietta
Aggregates application for a surface mining permit to commence
mining of Granite on 297 . 2 acres located 6.6 miles k:ast of
Yadkinville near road SR 1711 k6peer Bridge Road ) in -Yadkin
county.
1 wish to utilize my right to freedom of expression to verbili`ze
my total "opposition to plans for a rock quarry in our community.
The rock quarry will only prove to be a nuisance in our small
community with structural damage to our homes and wells and
lowered water tables due to dangerous blasting . The noise and
air pollution will be a serious hazard to our health. An
additional Ganger will be the large trucks using our small r.a
and damaging them . 'These are the same narrow roads our
children travel in school buses daily.
I wish to strongly oppose the granting of a permit to discharge
water" and chemicals into any tributary of South Deep Ur.,eek bye
Martin Marietta Aggregates Rock quarry. I am also totally
against the granting of a mining permit. -
i believe that no choice has been given. to me and the members
of my community before now, and we believe that another site
can be found that is not within a populated area. it is not
necessary to disrupt our lives , damage our homes and wells
and lower our property values. Thank you for listening to me .
Sincerely,
V\0�- l l 5 i'Cl °1 1l l Wviti.
. � CL( L-LNUyL �

�0�
.1 anuary 8 , 1989 '' n�`/1� 1190
Ilk
Land Quality Section
i)ivision of i,and Resources
N
N . U . Department of Natural Kesources
and Community Development
P. u . box 27 687
ttaleigh, N . C. 27611 I
ne : upposition To Martin ivtar �.etta Rock Quarry
Gentlemen : This letter is in ^egards to martin Marietta
Aggregates application for a Eurface mining permit to commend
mining of Granite on 297 .2 acre ,5 located 6 .6 miles 1;ast of
Yadkinville near road SR 1711 (, ipeer Bridge Road ) in 'Yadkin
4ounty.
- -d f expression t verb li�ze
1 wish to utilize my right to fz � om o e pr sion o i
my total opposition to plans for rock quarry in our community.
The rock quarry will only prove to be a nuisance in our small
community with structural damage to our homes and wells and
lowered water tables due to dangerois blasting . The noise and
air pollution will be a serious hak..:.rd to our health . An
,.arm
he i .. trucks using our small roads-
additional hanger will be t��� .,o
and damaging them. These are the s�,.ue narrow roads our
children travel in school buses daily .
i wish to strongly oppose the grarytir; of a permit to discharge
water and chemicals into any tributary of South Deep creek by
Martin Marietta Aggregates Kock t4,uarrN . I am also totally
against the granting of a mining permi'',.,
1 believe that no choice has been given. ,,.o me and the members
of my community before now, and we belie-, e that another site
can be found that is not within a populated area. It is not
necessary to disrupt our lives , damage oui homes and wells
and lower our property values . shank you ='or listening, to re .
Sincerely,

January 8 , 19$9
Land Quality section �-
Division of sand Resources
N . U . Department of Natural h sources SF�T
and Community Development
P. u . box 27687
male igh, N . u . 27 61 1
.Ke : upposition To martin Mariet:,.a Rock Quarry
Gentlemen : This letter is in res;ards to martin Marietta
Aggregates application for a surd: i :e mining permit to commence
mining of Granite on 297 . 2 acres i.t sated 6 .6 miles last of
Yadkinville near road SR 1711 k6pee - Bridge Road ) in Yadkin
vounty. 11
i wish to utilize my right to freedom of expression to verbil.ilze
my total opposition to plans for a i ) .!k quarry in our community.
The rock quarry will only prove to be ,4 nuisance in our small
community with structural damage to . oui homes and wells and
lowered water tables due to dangerous blasting . The noise and
air pollution will be a serious hazard Its our health . An
additional hanger will be the large truo-7q using our small road6,
and damaging them. These are the same narrow roads our
children travel in school buses daily.
i wish to strongly oppose the granting of a permit to discharge
water and chemicals into any tributary of Fouch Leep ur.eek by
Martin Marietta Aggregates Hock 14uarry. I am also totally
against the granting of a mining permit, -
i believe that no choice has been given, to )ne and the members
of my community before now, and we believe that another site
can be found that is not within a populated area. it is not
necessary to disrupt our lives , damage our homes and wells
and lower our property values . Thank you for listening to me .
Sincerely,
U
v)u;5

-January8 1989 HEC:EIVED
� Jq N r
2 7989
Land Quality bect ion LAr j, ^"rf
Division of Land Resources f�� ' FCr1ON
N. (; . uepartment of Natural hesources
and Community Development
P. u . box 27 687
.haleigh , N . C . 27611
tie : Opposition To martin Marietta Rock Quarry
Gentlemen : This letter is in regards to martin Marietta
Aggregates application for a surface mining permit to commence
mining of Granite on :')7 . 2 acres located 6.6 miles fast of
Yadkinville near road 1711 lSpeer Bridge Road ) in -Yadkin
Uounty. '
•i
1 wish to utilize my ril,', t to freedom of expression to verbili}ze
my total opposition to plins for a rock quarry in our community.
The rock quarry will only orove to be a nuisance in our small
community with structural k amage to our homes and wells and ,
lowered water tables due tc dangerous blasting . The noise and
air pollution will be a se:• '.ous hazard to our health . An
additional Ganger will be tl; e large trucks using our small road6•
and damaging them. These a i the same narrow roads our
children travel in school bu;'es daily.
.i wish to strongly oppose tho; granting of a permit to discharge
water and chemicals into any -j.ributary of South Deep Creek by
Martin Marietta Aggregates Hoo"c quarry. 'I am also totally_
against the granting of a mining permit. -
1 believe that no choice has been given to me and the members
of my community before now, an4 we believe that another site
can be found that is not within a populated area. it is not
necessary to disrupt our lives , damage our homes and wells
and lower our property values . Thank you for listening to me .
Sincerely,
ti1Dl 5 // C
{ � c�vt S `a�� ��,fcs k G.W � v ��� !U •L�. 7i�oc 7

j anuary 8 , 1989 kl'EGEIVED
i,and Quality z)ection .JAN 11 1989
Division of Lana Resources LAV �(�
N . C . ,department of Natural Resources • AI)ry SECTION
and Community Development
P . u . box 27 687
haleigh , N . U. 27611
.Ke : upposition To Martin iviarieti a Rock Quarry
Gentlemen : This letter is in re,:i.-ds to martin Marietta
Aggregates application for a surfs::-? mining permit to commend
mining of Granite on 297 .2 acre:, lo, ated 6.6 miles East of
Yadkinville near road SR 1711 k6peei Bridge Road ) in Yadkin
Uounty.
i
i wish to utilize my right to freedoi.t of expression to verbililze
my total opposition to plans for a rcol, quarry in our community.
The rock quarry will only prove to bn ..4 nuisance in our small
community with structural damage to vu : homes and wells and
lowered water tables due to dangerous bl ;sting. The noise and
air pollution will be a serious hazari tc our health. An
additional ganger will be the large tcuc ; ,i using our small roadin,
and damaging them. These are the Barr( nu-.,row roads our
children travel in school buses dail'}' ,
i wish to strongly oppose the granting of .A permit to discharge
water and chemicals into any tributary of ,uth -Deep Creek by
Martin Marietta Aggregates Rock lquairry. I em also totally
against the granting of a mining permit, -
. 1
i believe that no choice has been given. to mi) and the member.s�
of my community before now, and we believe tt.at another site
can be found that is not within a populated ai-ea. it is not
necessary to disrupt our lives, damage our hom,is and wells
and lower our property values . Thank you for 1..stening to me .
�) Sincerely,
tA
f,5y
-�- Z- Cay-3 (o
Y&Q bcly 01C�

January 8 , 1989
Land Quality aec t i one
.uivision of i,and Resou,t-,es
N . U . uepartment of Nat,,lral Resources �,��� ✓A��1 elk,
and Community Development
P . u . box 27 687
tialeigh, A . U . 27611 t�
fFC%
tie : upposition To martin iarietta Rock Quarry
Gentlemen : This letter is in regards to martin Marietta
Aggregates application for a surface mining permit to commence
mining of Granite on 297 .2 acres located 6 .6 miles East of
Yadkinville near road SR 1 ? 11 kbpeer Bridge Road ) in -Yadkin
Uounty.
1 wish to utilize -my right t.-) freedom of expression to verbili`ze
my total opposition to plans for a rock quarry in our community.
The rock quarry will only pr-)ve to be a nuisance in our smal;.
community with structural damage to our homes and wells and
lowered water tables due to dangerous blasting . The noise and
air pollution will be a serious hazard to our health . An
additional ganger will be -the large trucks lining our small roads-
and damaging them. These are the same narrow roads our
children travel in school buses daily.
1 wish to .strongly oppose the granting of a permit to discharge
water and chemicals into any tributary of South Deep creek by
Martin Marietta Aggregates Kock quarry. l am also totally
against the granting of a mining permit,
1 believe that no choice has been given. to me and the members
of my community before now, and we believe that another site
can be found that is not within a populated area. it is not
necessary to disrupt our lives , damage our homes and wells
and lower our property values . Thank you for listening to me .
Sincerely,
�,J
C �LVIr+VQYW�� `�- SIJ�no�� Lc S I L SJ ��W

January 8 , 1989 '�'
Land Quality Section 411� . . �
.Uivision of Land Resources n, 19
N . c; . 1�epartment' •of Nat oral Resources �'�� F,9
and. Community Development y.sF
P, u , box 27 687 ��
iialeigh, N . U . 27611
tie : upposition To martin oi-arietta Rock Quarry
Gentlemen : This letter is ire regards to martin Marietta
Aggregates application for a surface mining permit to commence
mining of Granite on 297 . 2 acres located 6.6 miles past of
Yadkinville near road SR 1711 ,,Speer Bridge Road ) in Yadkin
county.
I
i wish to utilize my right to S'.,eedom of' expression to verbilize
my total opposition to plans foi a rock quarry in our community.
The rock quarry will only prove �o be a nuisance in our small
community with structural damage -o our homes and wells and
lowered water tables due to dangerius blasting . The noise and
air pollution will be a serious hv.zard to our health . An
additional clanger will--,be . the large trucks using our small roadis,
and damaging them. -,xhese. are the same narrow roads our
children travel in school buses daisy.y.
i wish to strongly oppose the grantIt,g of a permit to discharge
water and chemicals into any tributa.cy of South :peep Ureek by
Martin Marietta Aggregates Rock �-z-uar.cy. I am also totally
against the granting of a mining' perni t.
1 believe that no choice has been given. to me and the members
of my community before now, and we believe that another site
can be found that is not within a populated area. It is not
necessary to disrupt our lives , damage our homes and wells
and lower our property values . Thank you for listening to me .
Sincerely,

J an u ary 8 , 198 9
�
Land Quality - z>ection
i
i)ivision of j,and � Resources
N . U . I)e partment of Natural Resources
and Community Development �y
P. U. box 27 687
rcaleigh , N . U. 27611
me : opposition To martin Marietta Rock Quarry
Gentlemen : This letter is in regards to martin Marietta
Aggregates application for a surface mining permit to commence
mining of Granite on 297 . 2 acres located 6.6 miles i;ast of
Yadkirville near road SR 1711 t Speer Br1 dge Road ) in Yadkin
Uounty.
1 wish to utilize my right to freedom of expression to verbilli�ze
my total opposition to plans for a rock quarry in our community.
'the rock quarry will only prove to be a nuisance in our smmcali
community with structural damage to our homes and wells and
lowered water tables due to dangerous blasting . The noise and
air pollution will be a serious hazard to our health . An
additional clanger will be the "Large trucks using our small roadis-
and damaging them. 'These are the same narrow roads our
children travel in school buses daily.
i wish to strongly oppose the granting of a permit to discharge
water and chemicals into any tributary of South Deep Ureek by
Martin Marietta Aggregates Rock quarry. I am also totally
against the granting of a minim; permit,
1 believe that no choice has been given, to me and the members
of my community before now, and we believe that another site
can be found that is not within a populated area. it is not
necessary to disrupt our lives , damage our homes and wells
and lower our property values . 'Thank you for listening to me .
Sincerely,

January 8 , 1989
Land Quality z>ection
i)ivision of Land Resources,; 9�Ji , <1
N . U . Department of Natural Resources
and Community Development
P . (j . box 27 687 �fA
haleigh, N . U . 27611
tie : opposition To mart.,.n Marietta Rock Quarry `
Gentlemen : This letter is in regards to martin Marietta
Aggregates application f t-.r a surface mining permit to commend
mining of Granite on 297 . 2 acres located 6 .6 miles East of
vadkinvi lle near road SR 1711 k6peer Bridge Road ) in Yadkin
Gounty.
i wish to utilize my right `o freedom of expression to verbili�ze
my total opposition to plane! for a rock quarry in our community.
'rhe rock quarry will only prove to be a nuisance in our small
community with structural aarrage to our h6mes. and wells and
lowered water tables due to dangerous blasting . The noise and
air pollution will be a serious hazard to our health . An
additional Ganger will be the -arge trucks using our small roads,
and damaging them. 'these are the same narrow roads our
children travel in school buses daily.
i w i s L to strongly oppose the granting of a. permit to discharge
water and chemicals into any trilutary of South veep Ur.eek btu
Martin Marietta Aggregates Rock w:uarry. l am also totally
against the granting of a mining p-�rmit, '
i believe that no choice has been g'Lven. to me and the members
of my community before now, and we believe that another site
can be found that is not within a populated area. it is not
necessary to disrupt our lives , damage our homes and wells
and lower our property values . Thank you for listening to me .
Sincerely,

j anuary 8 , 1989 �
Land Quality section
Livision of sand Resources
N . U . Lepartment of Natural Resources ✓� Eti9
and Community Development cn
P. U . box 27 687
isaleigh , N . U . 27611 01
ite : upposition To kviartin Marietta Rock Quarry
Gentlemen : This letter is in regards to martin Marietta
Aggregates application for a surface mining permit to commence
mining or Granite on 297 . 2 acres located 6.6 miles East of
Yadkinville near road SR 1711 k6peer Bridge Road ) in Yadkin
county.
1 wish t, utilize my right to freedom of expression to verbilize
my total opposition to plans for a rock quarry in our community-
The rock quarry will only prove to be a nuisance in our small
community- with structural damage to our homes and wells and
lowered water tables due to dangerous blasting . The noise and
air pollution will be a serious hazard to our health . An
additional ganger will be the large trucks using our small road's
and damaging them. Chese are the same narrow roads our
children travel in school buses daily.
�-1 pp the granting of a permit to discharge
1 wish to t3tifi,"'a oppose
water and chemicals into any tributary of South Deep Ureek by
Martin Marietta Aggregates Rock Ituarry. 1 am also totally
against the granting of a mining permit,
1 believe that no choice. has been given. to me and the members
of my community before now, and we believe that another site
can be found that is not -within a populated area . ' it is not
necessary to A 4 4-11-+ our lives , dames a our homes and wells
and lower our property values. Thank you for listening to me .
Sincerely,

j anuary 8 , 1989 �
�• 9
Land Quality bection Vol
ijivision of ua,nct Resources
N.- C . uepartment of Natural Resources
and Community Development
` P. u . box 27 687
rcaleigh , n . C . 27611
.he : opposition To martin iarietta Rock Quarry
Gentlemen : this letter is in regards to martin Marietta
Aggregates application for a surface mining permit to commence
mining of Granite on 297 . 2 acres located 6. 6 miles East of
Yadkinville near road SR 17,11 k6peer Bridge Road ) in Yadkin
Oounty ..
I wish to utilize my right to freedom of expression to verbilize
my total opposition to plans for a rock quarry in our community.
The rock quarry .will only prove to be a nuisance in our small
community with structural damage to our homes and wells and
lowered water tables due to dangerous blasting. The noise and
air pollution will be a serious hazard to our health . An
additional danger will be the large trucks using our small road'
and damaging them. These are the same narrow roads our
children travel in school buses daily.
I wish to strongly oppose the granting of a permit to discharge
water and chemicals into any tributary of South veep Creek by
Martin Marietta Aggregates Kock quarry. I am also totally
against the granting of a mining permit,
i believe that no choice has been given. to me and the members
of my community before now, and we believe that another site
can be found that is not within a populated area . it is not
necess r,r +n A i ar1int nTNr 1 iyac damage Qia7` hCSTf]P4 and wells
and lower our property values . 'thank ,you for listening to me .
Sincerely,
G V�-0
• .. .,`R� :.d=' -. :.il_ ..: j:. ., yr.Jti:KirJd. ,. .. .. .., .

January 8 , 1989
Land Quality oection .
Division of La.r.d Resources rn
N . U . Uepartmen L of Natural Resources
and Community Development rr,
P . U . box 27681 C, co �1
naleigh, N . 0 . 27611
.Ke : upposition To Martin Marietta Rock Quarry
Gentlemen : This :.etter is in regards to Martin Marietta
Aggregates applicaiion for a surface mining permit to commend
mining of Granite ,.n 297 . 2 acres located 6.6 miles -:ast of
Yadkinville near rc��d SR 1711 k6peer Bridge Road ) in Yadkin
Uounty.
1
i wish to utilize my right to freedom of expression to verbili�ze
my total opposition to plans for a rock quarry in our community.
The rock quarry will c my prove to be a nuisance in our small
community with structiral damage to our homes and wells and
lowered water tables cue to dangerous blasting. The noise and
air pollution will be a serious hazard to our health . An
additional danger will be the large trucks using our small rnad6
and damaging them. These are the same narrow roads our
children travel in school buses daily.
i wish to strongly oppose the granting of a permit to discharge
water and chemicals into any tributary of South Deep creek by
Martin Marietta Aggregates Rock quarry. 1 am also totally
against the granting of a mining permit, ,
i believe that no choice has been given to me and the members`
of my community before now, and we believe that another site i
can be found that is n.ot within a populated area. it is not
nce- r,r to disrupt our lives , damage our homes and wells
and lower our property values . Thank you for listening to me .
Sincerely,
Y

R
anuary 8 , 1989 20Z
Land Quality bec t ion
.uivision of Land Resources
N . U . Lepartment of Natural resources ^'�� �?j v✓6
and Community Development
P. u . box 27687
,Kaleigh , N . U . 27611
.me : apposition To Martin Marietta Rock Quarry
Gentlemen : This letter is in regards to martin Marietta
Aggregates application for a surface mining permit to commence
mining of Granite on 297 . 2 acres located 6.6 miles �;ast of
_--_Yadki,nville near road SR 1711 k6peer Bridge Road ) in Yadkin
uounty.' -
1 wish to utilize my g right to freedom of expression to verbilize
my total opposition to plans for a rock quarry in our community.
The rock quarry will only prove to be a nuisance in our small
community with structural damage to our homes and wells and
lowered water tables due to dangerous blasting. The noise and
air pollution will be a serious hazard to our health. An
additional clanger will be the large trucks using our small road,
and damaging them. These are the same narrow roads our
children travel in school buses daily.
1 wish to strongly oppose the granting of a permit to discharge
water and chemicals into any tributary of South Deep Creek by
Martin Marietta Aggregates Hock quarry. 1 am also totally
against the granting of a mining permit, ,
i believe that no choice has been given. to me and the members
of my community before now, and we believe that another site
can be found that is n.ot within a populated area. it is not
necessary to disrupt our lives, damage our homes and wells
and lower our property values . Thank you for listening to me .
Sincerely,
J !

i
l
January 8 , 1989
land Quality zection ,. ✓9 �� `
.vivision of band Resources
N , u . iiepartment of Natural Resources
and Community Development `'� 19�
P, u . box 27 687 N ►9
,Kale igh, A . U . 27 61 1
D,y
he : upposition To Martin Marietta Rock Quarry
Gentlemen : This letter is in regards to martin Marietta
Aggregates application for a surface mining permit to commence
mining of Granite on 297 . 2 acres located 6. 6 miles past of
Yadkinville near road SR 1711 k6peer Bridge Road ) in Yadkin }
county. j
1 wish to utilize my right t.o freedom of expression to verbilize
my total opposition to plans for a rock quarry in our community.
The rock quarry will only prove to be a nuisance in our small
community with structural damage to our homes and wells and
lowered water tables due to dangerous blasting . The noise and
air pollution will be a serious hazard to our heal-;h . An
additional clanger will be the large trucks using oiir small roads-
and damaging them. .ehese are the same narrow roads our
children travel in school buses daily.
I wish to strongly oppose the granting of a permit is discharge
water and chemicals into any tributary of South Deer Ur.eek by
Martin Marietta Aggregates Kock +4uarry. I am also 'Totally
against the granting of a mining permit. -
1 believe that no choice has been given. to me and try members
of my community before now, and we believe that anr;tri:.r site
can be found that is n.ot within a populated area. it is not
ne'Cessary to disrupt our lives , damage our homes and wells
and lower our property values . Thank you for listening to me .
Sincerely,
t. y
I

,january 8 , 1989
Land Quality oec t ion
Division of Land Resources
N . U . ve partment of Natural, Ke sourc e s
and Community Development
P. U. box 27 687
rcaleigh, N . U. 27611
,Ke : opposition To Martin iviar%etta Rock Quarry
Gentlemen : This letter is in reiTards to martin Marietta
Aggregates application for a su. .-face mining permit to commence
mining of Granite on 297 .2 acre: located 6. 6 miles k:ast of
Yadkinville near road SR 1711 ktipi:er Bridge Road ) in Yadkin
county.
i wish to utilize my right to freecom of expression to verbili,ze
my total opposition to plans for a pock quarry in our community.
'the rock quarry will only prove to :'e a nuisance in our small
community with structural damage to o .ir homes and wells and.
lowered water tables due to dangerous blasting . The noise and
air pollution will be a serious hazard to our health . An
additional ganger will be the large tiul,ks using our small roadis•
and damaging them. These are the same v arrow roads our
children travel in school buses daily.
i wish to strongly oppose the granting C ' 3 permit to discharge
water and chemicals into any tributary of "louth Deep Ureek by
Martin Marietta Aggregates Hock 14uarry. .,.m also totally
against the granting of a mining permit, •
ti
i believe that no choice has been given. to me and the members
of my community before now, and we believe th,it another site
can be found that is not within a populated E.rea. It is not
necessary to disrupt our lives , damage our hones and wells
and lower our property values . Thank you for :Listening to me .
Sincerely,
i
VLTt �J

January 8 , 1989 ECIIV D
hand Quality aection JAN 13 1989
vivision of sand Resources
N . U . vepartment of Natural Resources LAP P n!%!ry S .
and Community Development CT10/V
P. U . box 27 687
.Kaleigh, N . U. 27611
tie : opposition To Martin anariet+•a Rock Quarry
Gentlemen : This letter is in regaAs. to martin Marietta
Aggregates application for a surfa�n,,i mining permit to commend
mining of Granite on 297 . 2 acres Luc ated 6.6 miles !:ast of
Yadkinville near road SR 1711 kbpee:r Bridge Road ) in Yadkin `
Uounty.
I wish to utilize my right to freedom if expression to verbilize
my total opposition to plane for a rcr-'.c quarry in our community.
The rock quarry will only prove to be a nuisance in our small
community with structural cxamage to our homes and wells and
lowered water tables due to dangerous blasting . 'The noise and
air pollution will be a serious hazard o our health . An
additional danger will be the large truck,, using our small roadis,
and damaging them. These are the same ncrrow roads our
children travel in school buses daily.
i wish to strongly oppose the granting of a permit to discharge
water and chemicals into any tributary of Soath .weep creek by
Martin Marietta Aggregates Hock quarry. 1 an also totally
against the granting of a mining permit. ,
i believe that no choice has been given. to mE! and the members
of my community before now, and we believe Vint another site
can be found that is not within a populated area. it is not
necessary to disrupt our lives , damage our hormi s and wells
and lower- our property values . 'Thank you for : .istening to me .
Sincerely,

January 8 , 1989 RECEIVED
.Land Quality Section JAN 13 1999
vivision of sand Resources LAP'O i '1Y
N . U . Uepartment of Natural Resources SECTION
and Community Developmen-,,,
P. 0 . box 27 687
naleigh, B . C. 27611
tie : upposit ion To martin iviar It tta Rock Quarry
Gentlemen : This letter is in regards to martin Marietta
Aggregates application for a sur°ace mining permit to commence
mining of Granite on 297 .2 acres located 6. 6 miles East of
Yadkinville near road SR 1711 kb.: per Bridge Road ) in Yadkin
Uounty.
i wish to utilize my right to free:k�m of expression to verbilize
my total opposition to plans for a rock quarry in our community.
The rock quarry will only prove to 1,k a nuisance in our small
community with structural damage Lo - .ir homes and wells and
lowered water tables due to dangerous blasting. The noise and
air pollution will be a serious haz,,L-.-I to our health . An
additional danger will be the large tru—ks using our small road,
and damaging them. These are the s�.me narrow roads our
children travel in school buses daily.
1 wish to strongly oppose the granting c-L o,+. permit to discharge
water and chemicals into any tributary of South Deep Creek by
Martin Marietta Aggregates Rock �4.ua:~ry. ]: �.m also totally
against the granting of a minim; permit. -
i believe that no choice has been given to and the members
of my community before now, and we believe i;. ,.at another site
can be found that- is not within a populated -rea. it is not
necessary to disrupt our lives , damage our ho. ,ies and wells
and lower our property values . Thank you foz listening to me .
Sincerely,

r�
January 8 , 1989
Iand Quality z)ection
.uivision of sand Resourc !s
N . V . j)epartment of Natural Resources
and Community Devel,opmont
P . u . box 27 687 C9
xaleigh, V . C. 27611
tie : opposition To martin ma ^ietta Rock Quarry
O,L
Gentlemen : This letter is regards to martin Marietta
Aggregates application for a t urface mining permit to commence
mining of Granite on 297 . 2 ac., !s located 6.6 miles �;ast of
Yadkinville near road SR 1711 k6peer Bridge Road ) in Yadkin
Uounty. ;y
1 wish to utilize my right to i'-oedom of expression to verbilixe
my total opposition to plans fox 3 rock quarry in our community.
The rock quarry will only prove t be a nuisance in our small
community with structural damage t our homes and wells and
lowered water tables due to danger ) �s blasting. The noise and
air pollution will be a serious haz9rd to our health . An
additional Ganger will be the large -j,rucks using our small roada'
and damaging them. These are the s4� e narrow roads our
children travel in school buses dail--
i wish to strongly oppose the grantinr -, 3f a permit to discharge
water and chemicals into any tributary )f South Deep Greek by
Martin Marietta aggregates Rock quarry. I am also totally
against the granting of a minim; permit.
1 believe that no choice has been given. 'v ,, me and the members
of my community before now, and we believe: that another site,
can be found that is not within a populate.' area. it is not
necessary to disrupt our lives , damage our homes and wells
and lower our property values . Thank you for listening to me .
Sincerely,
r
f
Il
r1

anuary 8 , 1989
land Quality ;Dectlon. - Tin
C
.uivision. of stand Resources_. • rn
N. U . I)epartment (;f Natural Resources c:- 2
aUkJA (�n.n.nan it J- D,airci npMPnt 6 r �
vVtnuA L-...,. -n
P , U . box 27 687 v
xaleigh, A . U . 27 :11 —'
o
he : upposition To 5;artin Marietta Rock Quarry
Gentlemen : This lever is in regards to martin Marietta
Aggregates application for a surface mining permit to commenc'�
mining of Granite on 297 . 2 acres located 6. 6 miles East of
Yadkinville near road SR 1711 k6peer Bridge Road ) in 'Yadkin
Uounty.
1 wish to utilize my ,ht to freedom of .expression to verbili�ze
my total opposition to plans for a rock quarry in our community.
The rock quarry will only prove to be a nuisance in our small
community with structurt�'I aamage to our homes and wells and
lowered water tables. due to dangerous blasting. The noise and
air pollution will _be- a ,oarious hazard to our health. An
additional danger will be the large trucks using our small roaun
and damaging them. 'These are the same narrow roads our
children travel in school buses daily.
i wish to strongly oppose the granting of a` permit to discharge
water and chemicals into a,iy tributary of South ijeep creek by
Martin Marietta Aggregates Bock +.4--uarry. I am also totally
against the granting of a mining permit, ,
i believe that no choice has been given. to me and the members
of my community before now, and we believe that another site
can be found that is n'ot within a populated area. it is not
rjecessary +„ a a s-ru t. our lives ,,, damage our homes and wells
and lower our property values. Thank you for listening to me .
Sincerely,
I
1

1
}
-January 8 , 1989 Q,
Land Quality 'Section
ijivision of Land Reso e-rces
N C'. liepartment` of Natural ;Resources.
and Community _Development
P . u . box 27 687
Aaleigh, ti . U . 27611
tie : upposition To Martin viariotta Rock Quarry
Gentlemen : This letter is in regards. to Martin Marietta
Aggregates application for a surfitce miming permit to commence
mining of Granite on 297 .2 acres located 6. 6 miles East of
Lads+ n-4 i � p near road SR 171 1 kbpo -r Bridge Road ) in Yadkin }1 Qu n l i . .....
county.
1 wish to utilize my right to freedom of expression to verbilize
my total opposition to plans for a rock quarry in our community.
The rock quarry will only prove to bt a nuisance in our small
community with structural damage to cur homes and wells and
lowered water tables due to dangerous blasting. The noise and
air pollution will be- d serious hazard to our health . An
additional aangeT,will be . the large-,tY-ucks using our small roads
and damaging. them. " ` i'hese are the same narrow roads our
children travel in'- school buses daily.
1 - strongly y or.,o-sP the granting of a permit to discharge
.!. wish �a e��Lvc,g�y rr�---
water and chemicals into any tributary of South Deep creek by
Martin Marietta Aggregates Hock 4uarry. I am also totally
against the granting of a mining permit;
i believe that no choice has been given. to me and the members
of my community before now, and we believe that another site
can be found that is not within a populated area: it is not
necessary to disrupt our lives, damage our homes and wells
and lower our property values . Thank you for listening to me .
Sincerely,
V14-
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1
January 13 , 1989
Land Quality Section
,.-Division of hand Resources
N . U. Department of Natural Resources and
uommunity evelopment
.P. U
Raleigh, N. C . ;�7611
Re : Opposition To Martin Marietta hock QIuarry
Gentlemen : This letter is in regard - to Martin Marietta
Aggregates application for a surface mining permit to commence
mining of Granite on 297 . 2 acres located 6.6 miles mast of
ladkinville near road SR 1711 (Speer Bridge Road ) in Yadkin
county.
we , the residents of Yadkin Uounty, wish to utilize our right
to freedom of expression to verbilize our total opposition to
plans for a rock Quarry in •;our.county.
The rock Quarry will only prove to be ' a nuisance with structural
damage to our 'homes and wells and lowered water tables due to
dangerous blasting. The noise and air pollution will be a ;
serious hazard to our health. An additional danger will be
the large trucks using,;.our small roads and damaging them .
These are the same narrow roads our children -travel in school
buses daily.
re are horrified at the prospect of this rock quarry moving
in , despoiling our land , and endangering our environment by
dumping it ' s chemically treated water into our major tribu-
taries which empty into the Yadkin lover; a major source of
water for many cities .
we wish to strongly oppose the granting of a permit to dis-
charge water and chemicals into any tributary of South Deep
creek by Martin Marietta Aggregates Rock Vivarry. I"' e are also
totally against ..the granting of a mining permit .
we , as good citizens , have a right to live �in a desirable
element and deserve some protection for residential and
agricultural areas . we believe that no choice has been given
us before now and we believe that another site can be found
that is not within a populated area. 1t is not necessary to
disrupt our lives , damage our homes and wells and lower our
property values.
sincerely,

januar,y 13 , 1969
W03S �111t(1�
Land Quality Section
'�jivision of Land Resources
N . u . uepartmeint of Natural Resources and
community Development
r. u . oox 27 687
Raleigh, N. C . 27611
Re : Opposition To martin mar. ietta dock t.!,uarry
Gentlemen : This letter is in regard , to Martin Marietta
Aggregates application for a surface mining permit to commence
mining of Granite on 297 . 2 acres located 6.6 miles r;ast of
radkinville near road aR 1711 (6peer Bridge Road ) in Yadkin
county.
we , the residents of Yadkin county, wish to utilize our right
to freedom of expression to verbilize our total opposition to
plans for a rock quarry in -our county.
The rock quarry will only prove to be a nuisance with structural
damage to our homes and wells and lowered water tables due to
dangerous blasting . The noise and air pollution will be a
serious hazard to our health. An additional danger will be
the large trucks using '-our small roads and damaging them .
These are the same narrow roads our children travel in school
buses daily.
Pe are -horrified at the prospect of this rock quarry moving
in , despoiling our land , and endangering our environment by
dumping it ' s chemically treated water into our major tribu-
taries which empty into the Yadkin River- a major source o2
water for many cities .
. we wish to strongly oppose the granting of a permit to dis-
charge water and chemicals into a.ny tributary of youth Deep
:reek by Martin Marietta Aggregates Rock u!uarry. rre are also
totally against the granting of a mining permit .
we , as good citizens , have a right to live in a desirable
element and deserve some protection -for residential and
agricultural areas . we believe that no choice has been given
us before now and we believe that anotherlsite can be found
that. i R not wJ +"hJr L , u -I- necessary 4
disrupt our lives , damage our homes and wells and lower our
property values .
;jincerel,y,

D '
January 1S 1589 ✓� �
e4". .�
n i �
Land Quality Section ✓4�ily ,`989
'vivision of Land . Resources
N . U . _uepartment of Natural Resources and
community Development
P. u . -sox 27 687
Raleigh, N . C . 27611.
Re : Opposition To ivia.rtin marietta icock �,,uarry
Gentlemen : This letter is in regard • to Martin Marietta
Aggregates application for a surface mining permit to commence
mining of Granite on :e97 . 2 acres located 6 .6 miles East of
Yadkinville near road 6R 1711 (6peer Bridge Road ) in Yadkin
county.
rve , the residents of Yadkin Uounty , wish- to utilize our right
to freedom of expression to verbilize our total opposition to
plans for a rock quarry in our county .
The rock quarry will only prove to be a nuisance with structural
damage to our .homes and wells and lowered water tables due to
dangerous blasting . The noise and air pollution will be a
serious hazard to our health . xn additional danger will be
the large trucks using %bur small roads and damaging them .
n- n the ga;ne r;arrnw rnadq nn-r children travel In 5Ch001
buses daily.
ne are horrified at the prospect of this rock Quarry moving
in , despoiling our land , and endangering our environment by
dumping it ' s chemically treated water into our major tribu-
taries which empty into the Yadkin lover- a major source of
water for many cities .
yve wial; t0 gtrmnal � nnpnge the rating o is-
charge water and chemicals into any tributary of youth Veep
:reek by Martin Marietta Aggregates Rock uluarry. ne are also
totally against the granting of a mining permit .
rve , as good citizens , have a right to live in a desirable
element and deserve some protection for residential and
agricultural areas . we believe that no choice has been given
us before now and we believe that another site can be found
that is not within a populated area . it is not necessary to
disrupt our lives , damage our homes and wells and lower our
property values .
sincerely, ,
. l

January.
Land Quality Section Coz
vivision of Land Resources
V. UU partmGt 1 YUJC 7J 711 . IJ CL J_ t,n, I �CL L I%A
Uommunity Development
p. U. rsox 27 687
Raleigh , N. C . 27611
Re : Opposition To Martin Marietta Rock Quarry •
Gentlemen : This letter is in regard" , to Martin Marietta
Aggregates application for a surface mining permit to commence
mining of Granite on 297 . 2 acres located: 6 . 6 miles i:ast­of
Yadkinville near road 6R 1711 (Speer Bridge Road ) in Yadkin
County.
ve , the residents of Yadkin Uounty, wish to utilize our right
to freedom of expression to verbilize our total opposition to
plans for a rock quarry in 'our county.
The rock quarry will only prove to be a- nuisance with structural
damage to our homes and wells and lowered water tables due to
dangerous blasting. The noise and air pollution will be a
serious hazard to our health . An additional danger will be
the large trucks using,,,, small roads and damaging them .
These are the game narrow roads our children travel in school
buses daily'.
we are horrified at the prospect of this rock quarry moving
in , despoiling our land , and endangering our environment by
A1imni nrr i t t a nhami na-I l -tr +raat.ori wn+.ar i n+n niTr rnn inr +ri 'hii—
.J.A 11 f V i l l F, J. V v a�a s .a i v w 1.i .i_w v v v. ••�.+v i r.. �— van_ ­­0 v 1.
taries which empty into the Yadkin River- a major source of
water for many cities .
we wish to strongly oppose the granting of a permit to dis-
charge water and chemicals into any tributary of bouth Deep
Ureek by Martin Marietta Aggregates Rock tjuarry. we are also
totally against the granting of a mining permit .
vre , as good citizens , . have a right to live in a desirable
element and deserve some protection for residential and
agricultural areas . we believe that no choice has been given
us before now and we believe that another site can be found
that is not within a populated area. it is not necessary to
dierupt our lives , damage our homes and wells and lower our
property values .
bincerel,y,
t
F

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January 13 , 1989
Land Quality Section
`-uivision of Land Resources J
N . u . uepartment of Natural Resources and Z__
community Development
r. u . nox 27687
Raleigh , N. C . 27611
v 02
Re : Opposition To iviartin mar.ietta hock:vuarry
Gentlemen : This letter is in regard , to Martin Marietta
Aggregates application for a surface mining permit to commence
mining of Granite on 297 . 2 acres located 6 . 6 miles mast of
Yadkinville near road SR 1711 (Speer Bridge Road ) in Yadkin
County.
we , the residents of Yadkin county , wish do utilize our right
to freedom of expression to verbilize our total opposition to
plans for a rock quarry in our county .
The rock quarry will only prove to be a nuisance with structural
damage to our '.homes and wells and lowered water tables due to
dangerous blasting . The noise and air pollution will be a
serious hazard to our health . Hn additional danger will be
the large trucks using our small roads and damaging them .
These are the ga_ mc narrow rnais our children travel in school
buses daily.
ne are horrified at the prospect of this rock quarry moving
in , despoiling our land , and endangering our environment by
dumping it ' s chemically treated water into our major tribu-
taries which empty into the Yadkin Diver- a major source of
water for many cities .
we wish to strongly oppose the granting of a permit to 'clis-
charge water and chemicals into a.ny tributary of youth Deep
:reek by Martin Marietta Aggregates Rock w1uarry, ne are also
totally against the granting of a mining permit .
we , as good citizens , have a right to live in a desirable
element and deserve some protection for residential and
agricultural areas , we believe that no choice has been given
us before now and we believe that another site can be found
that is not within a populated area, it is not necessary to
disrupt our lives , damage our homes and wells and lower our
property values .
aincerel,y, _

1
• January 13 , 1969
Land Quality Section
Livision of Land Resources
N . U . Lepartment of Natural Resources and
community Development
i. u. nox 27687 4
Raleigh , N. U . 27611 � o
Re : Opposition To Martin marietta hock Quarry
Gentlemen : This letter is in regard Ito Martin Marietta
Aggregates application for a surface mining permit to commence
11 • 1J- �,f "nni to n�, `07 9 an r a am l no t m a c.I=ri � (-,, i i m'n Q+ of
11 L1 1 �'j V1 :•01lu � v.. .
radkinville near road aR 1711 (Speer Bridge Road ) in Yadkin
County.
we , the residents of Yadkin County, wi.'shito utilize our right
to freedom of expression to verbilize our total opposition to
plans for a rock quarry in our county.
The rock quarry will only prove to be a- nuirsance with structural
damage to o,ui• 'homes and wells and lowered water tables due to
dangerous blasting . The noise and air pollution",will be a
serious hazard to our health . An additional danger will be
the large trucks using:.;our small roads and damaging them .
These are the same narrow roads our children travel in school
buses daily.
we are horrified at the prospect of' this rock quarry moving
in , despoiling our. land , and endangering our environment by
dumping it ' s chemically treated water into our major tribu-
taries which 'empt,y into the Yadkin River- a major source of
water for many cities .
we wish to strongly oppose the granting of a permit to dis-
charge water and chemicals into any tributary of bouth Deep
Creek by martin Marietta Aggregates Rock Wluar.ry. we are also
totally against the granting of a mining permit .
we , as good citizens , have a right to live in a desirable
element and deserve some protection for residential and
agricultural areas. we believe that no choice has been given
us before now and we believe that another site can be found
that is not .within a populated area . it is not necessary to
disrupt our lives , damage our homes and wells and lower our
property values .
z)incerel,y, 7��,/

January 8 , 1989
2 ,
i.and Quality oection
Livision of sand Resources
N . U . Department of Natural Resources
and Community Developme,i t
P. (j . box 27 687
tt al a i.gh , N . 0. 27 61 1 f
tie : upposition To martin i%&-L } etta Rock Quarry i
Gentlemen : This letter is in regards to martin Marietta l
Aggregates application for a sn;—face mining permit to commence
mining of Granite on 297 .2 acrek located 6.6 miles j;ast of
Yadki.nville near road SR 1711 t;ipeer Bridge Road ) in Yadkin
Uounty.
i wish to utilize my right to fx :.:t!dom of expression t'o verbili}Ze
my total opposition to plans for a rock quarry in our community.
The rock quarry will only prove to 'oe a nuisance in our small
community with structural damage to our homes and wells and.
lowered water tables due to dangercki.3 blasting. The noise and
air pollution will be a serious hazs..;,d to our health . An
additional danger will be the large trucks using our small road6-
and damaging them. l+he se are the saiix narrow roads our
children travel in school buses daily,
i wish to Q+r�„ol.y oppose the granting of a. permit to discharge
water and chemicals into any tributary of South Deep Greek 0
Martin Marietta Aggregates Hock quarry. I am also totally
against the granting of a mining permit,
I believe that no choice has been given. -.o me and the members
of my community before now, and we believe that another site
can be found that is not within a populated area. it is not
II.c-osary to disrupt our lives , damage our homes and wells
and lower our property values . 'Zhank you or listening to me .
Sincerely,
i

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.January 8 , 1989 ., 2 vfl �l
Land Quality sectionn
Livision of Land Resources
N U . Department of Natural Resources
and Community Developmert <�
P. u . box 27 687
xcaleigh , N . C. 27611
he : opposition To martin vi.t.-ietta Rock Quarry
Gentlemen : This letter is i.•. regards to martin Marietta
Aggregates application for a . -urface mining permit to commence
mining of Granite on 297 . 2 acres located 6.6 miles East of
V-AI-4 nvi 11 p near road SR 1711 ',Speer Bridge Road ) in Yadkin
county.
i wish to utilize my right to f.:eedom of expression 'to verbil�,`ze
my total opposition to plans fo: , a rock quarry in our community.
The rock quarry will only prove ''o be a nuisance in our small
community with structural aamage to our homes and wells and
lowered water tables due to dangerous blasting . The noise and
air roilution will be a serious he.,ard to our health . An
additional clanger will be the -large: trucks using our small roada.
and damaging them. Irhese are the E-.ame narrow roads our
children travel in school buses daily.
i wish to strongly oppose the gran ti.i,g of a permit to discharge
water and chemicals into any tributa:_•y of South Deep Creek by
Martin Marietta Aggregates Hock quarry. I am also totally
against the granting of a mining permit. -
i believe that no choice has been given to me and the members
of my community before now, and we believe that another site
can be found that is not within a popu.1ated area. :it is not
necessary to disrupt our lives , damage our homes and wells
and lower our property values . Thank you for listening to me .
�Q Sincerely,
V

January 8 , 1989 r A
Land Quality section
Livision of sand Resources
N . U . Department of Natural Resources .o
and Community DevelopAent 2 '
P. u . uox 27687
naleigh, 1v . C. 27611
tie : apposition To Martin karietta Rock Quarry
Gentlemen : This letter is in regards to martin Marietta
Aggregates application for a surface mining permit to commend
mining of Granite on 297 . 2 'acres located 6.6 miles �EaBt of
Yadkinville near road SR 17,11 kspeer Bridge Road ) in Yadkin
Uounty. y
1 wish to utilize my right to freedom of expression to verbilitxe
my total opposition to plane for a rock quarry in our community.
The rock quarry will only prove to be a nuisance in our small
community with structural damage to our homes and wells and
lowered water tables due to dangerous blasting . The noise and
air pollution will be a serious hazard to our health . An
additional aanger will be the large trucks using our small road6,
and damaging them. These are the same narrow roads our
children travel in school buses daily.
i wis1A to strongly oppose the granting of a permit to discharge
water and chemicals into any tributary of South veep creek by
Martin Marietta Aggregates Rock 14,uarry. I am also totally
against the granting of a mining permit. -
1 believe that no choice has been given. to me and the members
of my community before now, and we believe that another site
can be found that is not within a populated area. It is not
necessary to r1 i Brunt our lives . damage our homes and wells
and lower our property values . 'thank you for listening to me .
Sincerely,
t

January 15 , 1989
Land Quality Section
`vivision of Land Resources
N . u . uepartment of Natural Resources and Y'
community Development
.e u. box 27687
Raleigh, N . U . 27611
'i
Re : Opposition To wiartin Marietta dock �?,uarry
Gentlemen : 'Phis letter is in regard • to Martin Marietta
Aggregates application for a surface mining permit to commence
mining of Granite on 297 . 2 acres located 6.6 miles East of
iadkinvil.le near road aR 17:11 (apeer Bridge Road ) in Yadkin
County.
we , the residents of Yadkin U ounty, wish to utilize our right
to freed6m of expression to verbilize our total opposition to
plans for a rock quarry in our county.
The rock quarry will only prove to be a nuisance with structural
damage to our .homes and wells and lowered water tables due to
dangerous blasting . The noise and air pollution will be a
serious hazard to our health. xn additional danger will be
the large trucks using .-our small roads and damaging them .
These are the same narrow roads our children travel in school
buses daily.
ne are horrified at the prospect of this rock quarry moving
in , despoiling our land , and endangering our environment by
dumping it ' s chemically treated water into our major tribu-
taries which empty into the Yadkin River- a major source of
water for many cities .
we wish to strongly oppose the granting of a permit to dis-
charge water and chemicals into any tributary of south Deep
creek by Martin Marietta Aggregates Rock uuarry. vve are also,
totally against the granting of a mining permit .
we , as good citizens , have a right to live in a desirable
element and deserve some protection for. residential and
agricultural areas . we believe that no choice has been given
us before now ana we believe that another site can be found
that is not within a populated area . it is not necessary to
disrupt our lives , damage our homes and wells and lower our
property values .
sincerely, /1
I <
I

1
.lanuar,y 1) , 1yt39
i5 2
Land Quality Section
-Division of Hand Resources
lv . v . uepar"Cmennt of 11 n L,u i ca.t [i LJ and
uommunity Development
-P. u. lsox 27 687
Raleigh , N. C . 2761 1
Re : Opposition To Martin Marietta hock Quarry -
Gentlemen : This letter is in regard' to Martin Marietta
Aggregates application for a surface mining permit to commence
mining of Granite on 297 . 2 acres located 6.6 miles East -of
'iadkinville -near road SR 1711 (Speer Bridge Road ) in Yadkin
Country.
oe , the residents of Yadkin County, wish to utilize our right
to freedom of expression to verbilize our total opposition to
plans for a rock quarry in our county.
The rock quarry will only prove to be a- nuisance with structural
damage to our homes and wells and lowered water tables due to
dangerous blasting . The noise and air pollution will be ar
serious hazard to our health. An additional danger will be
the large trucks using:,`our small roads and damaging them .
'these are the same narrow roads our children travel in school
buses daily.
we are horrified at the prospect of this rock quarry moving
in , despoiling our land , and endangering our environment by
d...'. 4 -- ; + } a e%knrAinall T• +roa+Gli wn+.or intn Writ mL1 inr +ri 'hu-
L UI11tJ1 Lib i N V iJ .y a..mow.­ —0v_
taries which empty into the Yadkin Kiver- a major source of
water for many cities .
we wish to strongly oppose the granting of a permit to dis-
charge water and chemicals into any tributary of 6outh Deep
creek by Martin Marietta Aggregates Rock w1uarry. we are also
totally against the granting of a mining permit .
vre , as good citizens , have a right to live in a desirable
element and deserve some protection for residential and
agricultural areas. we believe that no choice has been given
us before now and we believe that another site cyan be found
that is not within a populated area. 1t is not necessary to
disrupt our lives , damage our homes and wells and lower our
property values.
;�incerel,y,
I

January 8 , 1989
hand Quality sect ion
Division of Land Resources [9,
N. U . Department of Natural Resources
and Community Development
P. u . box 27 687 0l.
tialeigh, N. C. 27611
tie : upposition To martin Marietta Rock Quarry.
Gentlemen : This letter is in regards to martin Marietta
Aggregates application for a surface mining permit to commence
mining of Granite on 297 . 2 acres located 6.6 miles rapt of
Yadkinville near road SR 1711 k6peer Bridge Road ) in Yadkin
county.
I
I wish to utilize my right to freedom of expression to verbili`ze
my total opposition to plans for a rock quarry in our community.
The rock quarry will only prove to be a nuisance in our small
community with structural damage to our homes and wells and
lowered water tables due to dangerous blasting . The noise and
air pollution will be a serious hazard to our health . An
additional Ganger will be the large trucks using our small roads,
and damaging them. These are the same narrow roads our
children travel in school buses daily. }
i wish to strongly oppose the granting of a. permit to discharge
water and chemicals into any tributary of South Deep creek by'
Martin Marietta Aggregates Rock vl;uarry. I am also totally
against the granting of a mining permit.
i believe that no choice has been given to me and the members
of my community before now, and we believe that another site
can be found that is not within a populated area. it is not
necessary to disrupt our lives , damage our homes and wells
and lower our property values . Thank you for listening; to me .
Sincerely, --

j anu ary 13 , 19ts g l
Land Quality Section
}
Division of hand Resources � t
l Y • V • Department of Natural 1.e p V u 1,L c..a u
uommunit,y Development c 4t l
1. u . box 27687 f'• *9
Raleigh , N . U . 27611
2
Re : Opposition To Martin marietta Rock Quarry
Gentlemen : This letter is in regard- to Martin Marietta
Aggregates application for a surface mining permit to commence
mining of Granite t on ?97 . 2 acres l ncat.eii I Fi _ 6 miles i+;ast"of
�xadkinville 'nearvroad6R1711� (SpeO Bridge Road ) in Yadkin
Uount,y.
we , the residents of Yadkin Uounty, wishkto utilize our right
to freedom of expression to verbilize our total opposition to
plans for a rock quarry inzour county.
The rock quarry will only prove to be a• nuisance with structural
damage to n0! Domes and walls and ) ow6red* water tables due to
dangerous blasting . The noise and air pollution. will be a
serious hazard to our health . An additional danger will be
the large trucks using"6ur small roads and damaging; them .
These are the same narrow roads our children travel in school
buses daily.
re are horrified at the prospect of this rock quarry moving
in , despoiling our land , and endangering our environment by
dumping it ' s c chemically l y treaters water into our major tribu-
taries -
taries which empty into the Yadkin River- a major .source of
water for many cities .
we wish to strongly oppose the granting of a permit to dis-
charge water and chemicals into any tributary of 6outh beep
Ureek by Martin Marietta Aggregates Rock 4uarry . ie are also
totally against the granting of a mining permit .
we , as good citizens _ have a right to live in a desirable
element and deserve some protection for residential and
agricultural areas . we believe that no choice has been given
us before now and we believe that another site can be found
that is not within a populated area. It is not necessary to
disrupt our lives , damage our homes and wells and lower our
property values .
sincerely,
1

5
af
j anuary 8 , 1989
Land Quality section
uivision of Land Resources
N.- U . Uepartment of Natural 1, asources
and Community Development
P. u. box 27 687
ttale igh, N . C. 27 61 1
ite : upposition To Martin Mario .­a Rock Quarry
Gentlemen : This letter is in re�',�:. c�s to martin Marietta }
Aggregates application for a sur,,-ice mining permit to commencq
mining of Granite on 297 . 2 acres i -,`ated 6.6 miles East of
Yadkinville near road SR 1711 kbpeei Bridge Road ) in Yadkin
Uounty.
1 wish to utilize my right to freedom of expression to verbili�ze
my total opposition to plans for a rcc-K quarry in our community.
The rock quarry will only prove to be nuisance in our small
community with structural damage to ou,r h6mes and wells and
lowered water tables due to dangerous ')lasting . The noise and
air pollution will be a serious hazard -0 our health . An
road
Il
e- ' e � �r�o triw zs using our small. s•
additional Ganger will L� � L .����.. _
and damaging them . lvhe se are the same i-arrow roads our
children travel in school buses daily.
i wish to strongly oppose the granting o ' L permit to discharge
water and chemicals into any tributary- of South Leep ur.eek by
Martin Marietta Aggregates Hock 4uarry. T .gym also totally
against the granting of a mining permit, -
1 believe that no choice has been giv,,n tc nit and the members
of my community before now, and we belie-ire :I.at another site
can be found that is not within a populated .area. it is not
necessary to disrupt our lives , damage our h(iines and wells
and lower our property values . Thank you *'nr listening to me .
Sincerely,
x�l ��

r'
r
January 13 , 1989
land Quality Section l
-.i;ivision of Land Resources
N . u . uepartment of Natural Resources and
uommunity Development
P. u. box 27687
Raleigh , N . C . 27611
Re : Opposition To martin Marietta hock ;•Juarry
Gentlemen : This letter is in regard - to Martin Marietta '
Aggregates application for a surface mining permit to commence
mining of Granite on ?-97 .2 acres located 6 .6 miles East of
Y adkinville near road aR 1711 (jpeer Bridge Road ) in Yadkin
County.
we , the residents of Yadkin Uounty, wish to utilize our right
to freedom of expression to verbilize our total opposition to
plans for a rock quarry in -dour county,
4
The rock quarry will only prove to be a nuisance with structural
damage to our 'homes and wells and lowered water tables due t
dangerous blasting . The noise and air pollution will be a I
serious hazard to our health. An additional danger will be
the large trucks using,;:our small roads and damaging them .
These are the same narrow roads our children travel in school
buses daily.
ne are horrified at the prospect of this rock quarry moving
in , despoiling our. land , and endangering. our environment by
dumping it ' s chemically treated water into our major tribu-
taries which empty into the Yadkin River- a major source of
water for many cities .
i i -
s
we wish to strongly oppose the granting of a perm t +F o n.. �
charge water and chemicals into any tributary of 6outh Veep
creek by Martin Marietta Aggregates Rock uluar.ry, rre are also
totally against the granting of a mining permit
we , as good citizens , have a right to live in a desirable
element and deserve some protection for residential and
agricultural areas . we believe that no choice has been given
us before now and we believe that another site can be found
that is not within a populated area. it is not necessary to
disrupt our lives, damage our homes and wells and lower our
property values .
bincerely,
C
f
E + -
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1
j an u ary 8 , 1989
-band Quality -.3ection
Livision of bind Resources �, r
N . Q . Departmont of Natural Resources
and Commun .ty Development 32
P. U . box 27 687
Aaleigh, iv . C . 27611
xe : opposition To martin iviarietta Rock Quarry
Gentlemen : This letter is in regards to martin Marietta
Aggregates application for a surface mining permit to commence
mining of Granite on 297 . 2 acres located 6.6 miles East of
yadkinville near road SR 1711 k6peer Bridge Road ) in Yadkin t
Lounty.
i wish to utiLize my right to freedom of expression to verbili�ze
my total opposition to plans for a rock quarry in our community.
The rock quarry will only prove to be a nuisance in our small
community vith structural damage to our homes and wells and
lowered via",er tables due to dangerous blasting. The noise and
air pollution will be a serious hazard to our health . An 4
trucks using our nma7_l roads,
additional Ganger will be the large ��uun.. .���..�,
and damaging them. These are the same narrow roads our
children . t.ravel in school buses daily.
i wish to strongly oppose the granting of a permit to discharge
water and chemicals into any tributary of South Deep creek by
Martin Marietta Aggregates Hock quarry. l am also totally
against the granting of a mining permit, -,
i believe that no choice has been given. to me and the members
of my community before now, and we believe that another site
can be found that is not within a populated area. it is not
necessary to disrupt our lives , damage our homes and wells
and lower orr property values . xhank you for listening to me .
Sincerely,
r� d

January 8 , 1989
Land Quality Section,
v vision of Land Resources
N. U . Department of Natural hesources '
and Community Development
P . u . box 27 687
xaleigh, N . U. 27611
xe : upposition To Iwartin Marietta Rock Quarry
Gentlemen : This letter is in regards to martin Marietta
Aggregates application for a surface mining permit to commend
mining of Granite on 297 .2 acres located 6.6 miles past of
Yadkinville near road SR 1711 Opeer Bridge Road ) in 'Yadkin `
county.
1 wish to utilize my right to freedom of expression to verbili�ze
my total opposition to plans for a rock quarry in our community.
The rock quarry will only prove to be a nuisance in our small
community with structural damage to our h6mes and wells and
lowered water tables due to dangerous blasting . The noise and
air pollution will be a serious hazard to our health . An
additional ganger will be the large trucks using our small roads,
and damaging them. These are the same narrow roads our
children travel in school buses daily.
+ti.a ��.�.,+ inrr of a per mI t. to discharge
1 W1SI1 -GO �u'l.rV[Igl;}+ oppose �iio 6i�'•• `•U r-------
water and chemicals into any tributary of South Deep Ureek by�_.-
Martin Marietta Aggregates Rock quarry. I am also totally
against the granting of a minim; permit,
l
i believe that no choice has been given. to me and the member. sl
of my community before now, and we believe that another site
can be found that is not within a populated area. it is not
^ry } aisrul ►f• our lives , rlamatrP our homes and Wells
11 GtiG�sCil �/ to ul.ayuN.. v..�i ,...cm�—
and lower our property values. ':hank you for listening to me .
Sincerely,

' January
Land Quality Section
-Division of Land .Resources
N . U . iiepartment of Natural Resources and p -y
community Development
r,, c. box 27 687 02
Raleigh, N. C . 27611
I
Re : Opposition To martin Marietta ziock `?,uarry
Gentlemen : This letter is in regard • to Martin .Marietta
Aggregates application for a surface mining permit to commence
mining of [granite on 297 . 2 acres located 6 . 6 miles East of
Yadkinville near road 6R 1711 (6peer Bridge Road ) in Yadkin ;
County. i
we , the residents of Yadkin county, wish to utilize our righlt
to freedom of expression to verbilize our total opposition to
plans for a rock quarry in our county.
The rock quarry will only prove to be alnuisance with structural
damage to our homes and wells and lowered water tables due to
dangerous blasting . The noise and air pollution will be a
serious hazard to our health . xn additional danger will be
the large trucks using bur small roads and damaging them .
These are the same narrow roads our children travel in school
buses daily. '
I
ne are horrified at the prospect of this rock quarry moving
in , despoiling our land , and endangering our environment by
dumping its chemically treated water into our major tribu-
taries which empty into the Yadkin River.- a major source of
water for many cities .
we wish to strongly oppose the granting of a permit to dis-
charge water and chemicals into any tributary of South Deep
creek by Martin Marietta Aggregates Rock yluar.ry , rye are also
totally against the granting of a mining permit .
YB , as gUUU C111_ GC[ 5 , have
_VC a right
to
l1 1• Ve 1[ d de7tl, clbli e
element and deserve some protection for residential and
agricultural areas . we believe that no choice .has been given
us before now and we believe that another site can be found
that is not within a populated area. 1t is not necessary to
disrupt our lives , damage our homes and wells and lower our
property values .
,:)incerel,y, �;

January 13, 1969
Land Quality Section
Division of Land Resources
N . U . _uepartment of Natural Resources and
community Development
P. u . oox 27 687
Raleigh , N. C . 27611 4
Re : Opposition To Martin Marietta hock (.j)uarry `
Gentlemen : 'This letter is in regard` to Martin Marietta
Aggregates application for a surface mining permit to commence
mining of Granite on ?97 . 2 acres Located 6.6 miles East of ti
Yadkinville near road aR 1711 (apeer Bridge Road ) in Yadkin
County.
ve , the residents of xadkin Uounty, wish to utilize our right
to freedom of expression to verbilize our total opposition to
plans for a rock quarry in -our county.
The rock quarry will only prove to be la- nuisance with structural
damage to our homesland wells and lowered water tables due to
dangerous blasting . The noise and air pollution will be a
serious hazard to our health. An' additional danger will be
the large trucks using-our small roads and damaging them .
These are the same narrow roads our children travel in school
buses daily.
re are horrified at the prospect of this rock quarry moving
in , despoiling our land , and endangering our environment by
dumping it ' s chemically treated water into our major tribu-
taries which empty into the Yadkin River- a major source of
water for many cities .
we wish to strongly oppose the granting of a permit to dis-
charge water and
4L1ern i:al s iie*o any k ribut_ary,y A-P vvlawth �1e is T
. Greek by Martin Marietta ,Aggr.egates Rock uuarry. "e are also
totally against the granting of a mining permit .
oe , as good citizens , . have a right to live in a desirable
element and deserve some protection for residential and
agricultural areas . we believe that no choice has been given
us before now and we believe that another site can be found
that is not within a populated area. It is not necessary to
disrupt our lives , damage our homes and wells and lower our
property values .
zDincerel,y, /�7 IZ-4we,4—

ja-nuary 1S , lyt�9
Land Quality Section uo�
.jjivision of i,and Resources
N . u . vepartment of Natural Resources and
community Development
r•'. 0. rsox 27 687 �1 f `9�y
Raleigh , N. C . 27611 ,
�O
Re : apposition To martin Marietta hock �)>uarry
Gentlemen : This letter is in regard to Martin Marietta
Aggregates application for a surface mining permit to commence
mining of Granite on .297 . 2 acres located 6 .6 miles Last of
radkinville near road 6R 1711 (6peer Bridge Road ) in Yadkin
County.
we . the residents of Yadkin c_;nsrnty, wi ah to �?t i liMe ^l�r right
to freedom of expression to verbilize our total opposition to
plans for a rock quarry in -our county.
The rock quarry will only prove to be a nuisance with structural
damage to our homes and wells and lowered water tables due to
dangerous blasting. The noise and air pollution will be a
serious hazard to our health . tin additional danger will be
the large trucks using our small roads and damaging them .
These are the same narrow roads our children travel i- schooI
buses daily.
we are horrified at the prospect of this rock quarry moving
in , despoiling our land , and endangering our environment by
dumping it ' s chemically treated water into our major tribu-
taries which empty into the Yadkin River- a major source of
water for many cities .
we wish to strongly oppose the granting of a permit to dis-
charge water and chemicals into any tributary of South Deep
creek by Martin Marietta Aggregates Rock `?,uarry . +ve are also
totally against the granting of a mining permit .
we , as good citizens , have a right to live in a desirable
element and deserve some protection for residential and
agricultural areas . we believe that no choice has been given
us before now ana we believe that another site can be found
that is not within a populated area . it is not necessary to
disrupt our lives , damage our homes and wells and lower our
property values .
bincerel,y,
"fi.�A
Kdk,�
_ r

January 13 , 1989
Land Quality Section
Livision of Land Resources �f1
N . U . Lepartment of Natural Resources and -. C_-, �
community Development
P. U. xsox 27687 � r
Raleigh , N . U . 27611
Re : Opposition To martin Marietta hock quarry
Gentlemen : This letter is in regard' , to Martin Marietta z
Aggregates application for a surface mining permit to commence
mining of Granite on 297 . 2 acres located 6.6 miles East of
xadkinville near road aR 1711 (6peer Bridge Road ) in Yadkin
county.
rve , the residents of 'Yadkin Uounty, wish to utilize our right
to freedom of expression to verbilize our total opposition to
plans for a rock quarry in -our county.
The rock quarry will only prove to be a nuisance with structural
damage to our homes and wells and lowered water . tables due to
dangerous blasting . The noise and air pollution will be a
serious hazard to our health . xn additional danger will be
the large trucks using ,.'our small roads and damaging them .
These are the same narrow roads our children travel_ in school
buses daily.
,ne are horrified at the prospect of this rock quarry moving
in , despoiling our land , and endangering our environment by
dumping it ' s chemically treated water into our major tribu-
taries which empty into the Yadkin River- a major source of
water for many cities .
we wish to strongly oppose the granting of a permit to dis-
charge water acid chemicals into any tributary of South beep
creek by Martin Marietta Aggregates Rock u,uarry. ne are also
totally against the granting of a mining permit .
ire , as good citizens , have a right to live in a desirable
element and deserve some protection for residential and
agricultural areas . we believe that no choice has been given
us before now and we believe that another site can be found
that is not within a populated area . it is not necessary to
disrupt our lives , damage our homes and wells and lower our
property values.
aincerel,y,
49
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I
` ,January 13 ,
i
Land Quality Section
. .,division of Land Resources
N . �: . vepartment of Natural Resources and
Uommunity Development
p. u. box 27 687
Raleigh, N. G . 27611
A
Re : Opposition To iviartin marietta hock �!!ularry �
Gentlemen : this letter is in regard- to Martin Marietta
Aggregates application for a surface mining permit to commence
mining of Granite on 297 . 2 acres located 6.6 miles East of
Yadkinville near road 6R 1711 (6peer Bridge Road ) in Yadkin
County.
we , the residents of Yadkin county, wish to utilize our right
to freed 6m of expression to verbilize our total opposition to
plans for a rock quarry in our county.
The rock quarry will only prove to be a nuisance with structural
damage to our 'homes and wells and lowered water tables due to
dangerous blasting . The noise and air pollution will be a
serious hazard to our health . xn additional danger will be
the large trucks using bur small roads and damaging them .
These are the same narrow roads our children travel in school
buses daily.
Pe are horrified at the prospect of this rock quarry moving
in , despoiling our land , and endangering 'our environment by
dumping it ' s chemically treated water into our major tribu-
taries which empty into the Yadkin hiver- a major source of
water for many cities .
we wish to strongly oppose the granting of a permit to dis-
charge water and chemicals into any tributary of South beep
creek by Martin marietta Aggregates Rock w,uarry. ne are also
totally against the granting of a mining permit .
rve , as good cltlze[ls , have a rilght to Live In a desirable
element and deserve some protection for residential and
agricultural areas . we believe that no choice has been given
us before now and we believe that another site can be found
that is not within a populated area . it is not necessary to
disrupt our lives , damage our homes and wells and lower our
property values .
bincerel,y,

� January 13 , 1989 r v
9'L
Land Quality Section
• ,.)ivision of Land Resources
N . U . uepartment of Natural Resources and.
community Development gyp?
-P. U. box 27687
Raleigh , N. C . 27611
Re : Opposition To Martin marietta hock �_),uarry
Gentlemen : This letter is in regard , to Martin marietta
Aggregates application for a surface mining permit to commence
mining of Granite on 297 . 2 acres located 6.6 miles .bast of
radkinville near road aR 1711 (apeer Bridge Road ). in Yadkin
County.
we , the residents of 'Yadkin County, wish to utilize our right
to freedom of expression to verbilize our total opposition to
plans for a rock quarry in our county.
The rock quarry will only prove to be a nuisance with structural
damage to our homes and wells and lowered water. tables due to
dangerous blasting . The noise and air pollution will be a
serious hazard to our health . wn additional danger will be.
the large trucks using '-our small roads and damaging them .
These are the same narrow roads our children travel in school
buses daily.
ne are horrified at the prospect of this rock quarry moving
in , despoiling our land , and endangering our environment by
dumping it ' s chemically treated water into our major tribu-
taries which empty into the Yadkin !river- a major source of ;
water for many cities .
we wish to strongly oppose the granting of a permit to dis-
charge water and chemicals into any tributary of 6outh Deep
creek by Martin marietta Aggregates Rock Quarry. ','e are also
totally against the granting of a mining permit . }
we , as good citizens , have a right to live in a desirable
element and deserve some protection for residential and
agricultural areas . we believe that no choice has been given
us before now and we believe that another site can be found
that is not within a populated area . lt� is not necessary to
disrupt our lives , damage our homes and wells and lower our
property values .
6incerel,y,
l

January 13 , 1989
Land Quality Section
��ivision of Land Resources
N . U . Lepartment of Natural Resources and rr
community Development `x C
P. u, nox 27 687 o
Raleigh , N . U . 17611 Co
Lo
ca
Re : Opposition To Martin Marietta Rock Quarry
Gentlemen : This letter is in regard' to Martin Marietta
Aggregates application for a surface mining permit to commence
mining of Granite on �97 . 2 acres located 6.6 miles .bast of
Yadkinville near road 6R 1711 (6peer Bridge Road ) in Yadkin
County.
rre , the residents of Yadkin county, wish to utilize our right
to freedom of expression to verbilize our total opposition to
plans for a rock quarry in ;our county.
The rock quarry will only prove to be a nuisance with structural
damage to our homes and wells and lowered water tables due to
dangerous blasting. The noise and air pollution will be a
serious hazard to our 'health . Hn, additional danger will be
the large trucks using ,•our small roads and damaging them .
These are the same narrow roads our children travel in school
buses daily.
ne are horrified at the prospect of this rock quarry moving
in , despoiling our land , and endangering; our environment by
dumping it' s chemically treated water into our major tribu
taries which empty into the Yadkin River- a major source of '.
water for many cities .
we wish to strongly oppose the granting of a permit to dis-
charge water and chemicals into any tributary of youth Beep
creek by Martin Marietta Aggregates Rock t!!uarry. we are also
totally against the granting of a mining permit .
we , as good citizens , have a right to live in a desirable
element and deserve some protection for 'resi.dential and
r agricultural areas . we believe that no choice has been given
us before now ana we believe that another site can be found
that is not within a populated area. ;it is not necessary to
disrupt our lives , damage our homes and wells and lower our
property values .
aincerel,y,
"3 - Lox 34

January 13 , . 1989
Land Quality Section
Division of nand Resources
V ii--n .+m-_+ ^-r Vi +•� -'1 77n nr.ii v.n era n-A
c
11 4 . 1/G F .L U[[1GnU V1 11 G.WIAL a.L 11G 13%j%A J.4Go [�[iu �� r�
community Development 4"
P. u. sox 27687
Raleigh , N. U . 27611
i
Re : Opposition To Martin marietta dock vuarry '
Gentlemen : This letter is in regard- to Martin Marietta �
Aggregates application for a surface mining permit to commence
mining of Granite on [97 . 2 acres located 6 .6 miles East •of l
zadkinville near road 6R 1711 (apee'r Bridge Road ) in Yadkin
i
County.
rre , the residents of Yadkin county, wish to utilize our right
to freedom of expression to verbilize our total opposition to
plans for a rock quarry in -our county.
The rock quarry will only prove to be a- -nuisance with structural
damage to oJi i homes and wells and lowered water tables due to
dangerous blasting . The noise and air pollution will be a
serious hazard to our health . An' adbitional danger will be
the large trucks using-:-'our small roads and damaging them .
These are the same narrow roads our children travel in school
buses daily.
re are horrified at the prospect of ' this rock quarry moving
in , despoiling our land , and endangering; our environment by
ri umni nu it r a r+.hPmi nal I v t.raat art water i nt n nirr mn inr tri hn-
taries which empty into the Yadkin River- a major source of
water for many cities .
we wish to strongly oppose the granting of a permit to dis-
charge water and chemicals into any tributary of 6outh Deep
creek by Martin Marietta Aggregates Rock u,Puarry. ne are also
totally against the granting of a mining permit .
vve , as good citizens , . have a right to live in a desirable
element and deserve some protection for residential and
agricultural areas . we believe that no choice has been given
us before now and we believe that another site can be found
t
that is not within a populated area. it is not necessary to
disrupt our lives , damage our homes and wells and lower our.
FA7 property values .
sincerely,
4/ /
' .. . .I' ..miN'fl`h.•.:A'i , ."5 i i .. .a .. ..[ 11S1,yIC+'• '

r
111
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j an u ary 8 , 1989 r*blip
!3
Land Quality -)ection E'
Livision of Lance Resources
N . U . 1iepartment of Natural Resources
and Community Development
P . U . box 27 687
tcaleigh, tv . U . 27611
he : opposition To Martin iviarietta Rock Quarry
Gentlemen : This letter is in regards to martin Marietta
Aggregates application for a surface mining permit to commence
mining of Granite on 297 . 2 acres located 6.6 miles �;ast of
Yadkinville near road SR 1711 (bpeer Bridge Road ) in Yadkin
1
t:ounty.
1 wish to utilize my right to freedom of expression to verbilize
my total opposition to plans for a rock quarry in our community.
The rock quarry will only prove to be a nuisance' in our small
community with structural damage to our homes and wells and
lowered water tables due. to dangerous blasting. The noise and
air pollution will be a serious hazard to our health . An
additional nanawr will be the large trucks using our small roada-
and damaging them. -These are the same narrow r6ads our
children travel in school buses daily.
1 wish to strongly oppose the granting of a permit to discharge
water and chemicals into any tributary of South Deep Ur.eek by
Martin Marietta Aggregates Rock Q;uarry. I am also totally
against the granting of a mining permit as stated .in the
certified letter I received .
1 believe that no choice has been given to me and the members
of my community before now, and we believe that another site
can be found that is not within a populated area. It is not
necessary to disrupt our lives , damage our homes and wells
and lower our property values. Thank you for listening to me .
Sincerely,

.1
ilrrtrrl� .
January 8 , 1989 �'.JV7
686t
Land Quality oec t ion
vivision of iand Resources
N. U . Department of Natural Resources
and Community Development
P. u. box 27687
Aaleigh, N . C . 27611
0
tie : upposition To martin niar:,etta Rock Quarry
Gentlemen: This letter is in regards to martin Marietta
Aggregates application for a -3,,irface mining- permit to commence
mining of Granite oti 297 . 2 acres located 6.6 miles East of
Yadkinville near road SR 1711 kSpeer Bridge Road ) in -Yadkin -
Lounty.
i wish to utilize my right to freedom of expression to verbili�ze
my total opposition to plans for a rock quarry in our community.
The rock quarry will only prove to be a nuisance yr, our small
community with structural damage to our homes and wells and
lowered water tables due to dangerous blasting . The i—I.se and
air pollution will be a serious hazard to our health . An
additional ganger will be the large trucks using, our small roads,
and damaging them. These are the same narrow roads ou_
children travel in school buses daily.
i wish to strongly oppose the granting of a permit t discharge
water and chemicals into any tributary of South Deep creek by
Martin Marietta Aggregates Kock quarry. I am also totally
against the granting of a mining permit. -'
1 believe that no choice has been given, to me and the members
of my- community before now, and we believe that another site
can be found that is not within a populated area. it is not
ner_essarv 'to disrupt our lives , damage our homes and wells
and lower our- property values . shame you for listening to me ,
Sincerely, /}
n n / l

- l
i
.January 13 , 19tig I
1 �
r
Land Quality Section }
yivision of Land Resources
N . U . uepartment of Natural Resources and or-,
,
Uommunity Development
P. U. Dox' 27 68 7
Raleigh , N . U . 27611
Re : Opposition To Martin marietta dock Quarry
Gentlemen : This letter is in regard' . tojMartin Marietta
Aggregates application for a surface mining permit to commence
mining of Granite on ?97 . 2 acres located.] 6.6 miles East-of
iadkinville near road 6R 1711 (Spee'r Bridge Road ) in Yadkin
Uount,y.
ne , the residents of Yadkin Uounty, wish to utilize our right
i' to "D ll i nn totol . -InIp-4 + inn +
ZO freedom U3. �lL�Jiess'lUn l,V 'veruttiuc our ..Vvui trt, ....,
plans for a rock quarry in ,-our county.
The rock quarry will only prove to be a- nuisance with structural
damage to o.ur homes and wells and lowered water tables due to
dangerous blasting. The noise and air pollution will be a
serious hazard to our health. An additior3al danger will be
the large trucks using::,6ur small roads and damaging them .
'These are the same narrow roads our children travel in school
buses daily.
re are horrified at the prospect of this rock quarry moving
in , despoiling our land , and endangering our environment by
dumping it ' s chemically treated water into our major tribu-
taries which empty into the Yadkin River- a major source of
water for many cities .
we wish to strongly oppose the granting of a permit to dis-
charge water and chemicals into any tributary of South beep
U reek by Martin Marietta Aggregates Rock w1uarry. rre are also
totally against the granting of a mining permit .
we , as good citizens , have a right to live in a desirable
element and deserve some protection for residential and
agricultural areas . we believe that no choice has been given
us before now and we believe that another site can be found
that is not within a populated area . It is not necessary to
d } l ] homes and. carol l e5 5nr7 l r+:unr nii r.
U t�r�U tlV VIAr lives , damage our homes c-�[lu •a.�i.� u[lu 1Vrr c.i vul
property values .
z)incerely,
I

January 13 , lyts9
Land Quality Section ,.
Livision of :,and Resources v ��
N . U . Lepartment of Natural Resources and
uommunity Development = ,� C�
i. u. sox 27 687 cf �1
Raleigh , N. C:.. 27611
Re : Opposition To Martin Marietta Rock Quarry -
Gentlemen : This letter is in regard . to Martin Marietta �
Aggregates application for a surface mining permit to commence
mining of Granite on 297 . 2 acres located 6 .6 miles East off
Yadkinville near road SR 1711 (Spee'r Bridge Road ) in Yadkin
County.
oe , the residents of Yadkin Uounty, wish to utilize our right
to freedom of expression to verbilize our total opposition to
plans for a rock quarry in our county.
The rock quarry will only prove to be .a• nuisance with structural
damage to our 'homes and wells and lowelred water tables due to
dangerous blasting . The noise and ai pollution will be a
serious hazard to our health . An dddiitional danger will be
the large trucks using,:,%bur small roads, and damaging them .
These are the same narrow roads our children travel in, school
buses daily,
re are horrified at the prospect of" this rock quarry moving
in , despoiling our land , and endangering our environment by
dumping it ' s chemically treated water into our major tribu-
taries which empty into the Yadkin River- a major source of
water for many cities .
we wish to strongly oppose the granting of a permit to dis-
charge water and chemicals into any' tributary of South ]Deep
ureek by Martin Marietta Aggregates Rock y)�uarry. ire are also
totally against the granting of a mining permit .
we , as good citizens , have a right to live in a desirable
element and deserve some protection for residential and
agricultural areas . we believe that no choice has been given
us before now and we believe that another site can be found
that is not within a populated area. it is not necessary to
disrupt our lives , damage our homes and wells and lower our
property values.
bincerel,y,

January 13 , 1989
14r 1,989
Land Quality Section
,-_iivision of Land Resources
N . U . uepartment of Natural Resources and
uommunity Development
P. U. sox 27687
Raleigh , N . U . 27611
Re : Opposition To Martin Marietta hock Quarry
Gentlemen : This letter is in regard: to Martin Marietta
Aggregates application for a surface mining permit to commence
mining of Granite on 297 .2 acres located F.6 miles East- of
xa ri.
.dkinville near road aR 1711 (opeer Hdge Road ) in Yadkin
County.
we , the residents of Yadkin Uounty, wish to utilize our right
to freedom of expression to verbalize our total opposition to
plans for a rock quarry in our county..
The rock quarry will only prove to be -a nuisance with structural
damage to our. -homes and wells and lowered water tables due to
dangerous blasting . The noise and air pollution will be a
serious hazard to our health . xn additional danger will be
the large trucks using:; our small roads and damaging them .
These are the same narrow roads our children travel in school
buses daily.
rre are horrified at the prospect of this rock quarry moving
in , despoiling our land , and endangering our environment by
dumping it ' s chemically treated water. into our major tribu-
taries which empty into the Yadkin River- a major source of
water for many cities .
we wish to strongly onnnse the
iig of a permit to dis-
charge water and chemicals into any tributary of youth Deep
creek by Martin Marietta Aggregates Rock u.!uarry. 'ire are also
totally against the granting of a mining permit .
4
we , as good citizens , have a right to live in a desirable �
element and deserve some protection for residential and y
agricultural areas , we believe that no choice has been given
us before now and we believe that another site can be found
that is not within a populated area. ,;it ; is not necessary to
disrupt our lives ; damage our home's and wells and lower our
property values .
sincerely,
I

M
1
j an u ary 13 , 19d 9
Land Quality Section
ijivision of Land Resources Z �;
TT • Il partmn + of ���tttti•ol T?nentirnaa �rr� � Y
1'l V • "1 Ij 1 V 111 V l! 4 V} 4�-C41 J•G k.i V M 1_4�r"
community Development
P. u. oox 27687
Raleigh , N. U . 2761.1 C,
o .
Re : Opposition To martin Marietta hock Quarry -
Gentlemen : This letter is in regard_ Ito Martin Marietta
Aggregates application for a surface mining permit to commence
mining of Granite on 197 . 2 acres located- 6 .6 miles East `of
Yadkinville near road 6R 1711 (6peer Bridge Road ) in Yadkin
County.
eve , the residents of Yadkin county, - wish � to utilize our right
to freedom of expression to verbilize our total opposition to
plans for a rock quarry in sour county.
The rock quarry will only prove to be a nuisance with structural
damage to oUr 'homes and wells and lowered water tables due to
dangerous blasting. The noise and air pollution will be a
serious hazard to our health . An additional danger will be
the large trucks using:;'-our small roads and damaging them .
These are the same narrow roads our children travel in school
muses daily.
ne are horrified at the prospect of this rock quarry moving
in , despoiling our land , and endangering our environment by
dumping it ' s chemically treated water into our major tribu-
taries which empty into the Yadkin River- a major source of
water for many cities .
we wish to strongly oppose the granting of a permit to dis-
charge water and chemicals into any tributary of bouth :weep
creek by Martin Marietta Aggregates Rock Q,uar.ry• ne are also
totally against the granting of a mining permit .
rve , as good c iti zees , . have a right to live in a desirable
element and deserve some protection for residential, and
agricultural areas . we believe that no choice has been given
us before now and we believe that another site can be found
that is not within a populated area . it is not necessary to
disrupt our lives , damage our homes and wells and lower our
property values .
sincerely,

January 1S , 1y89
n ;C
z r'
Land Quality Section
vivision of hand Resources -- « rr.,
N . u . uepartment of Natural Resources and C
community Development m
. o. box 27 687 0
Raleigh, N. U . '7611
Re : Opposition To iviart in mar. ietta 'Hock �.?�uarry
Gentlemen : This letter is in regard • to Martin lvlar.ietta
Aggregates application for a surface mining permit to commence
mining of Granite on 297 . 2 acres located 6 .6 miles last of
r:adkinville near- road SR 1711 (apeer Bridge Road ) in Yadkin
County.
wp tho raairiant..q of 'Yadirin uni ntv- wish to utilize our riuYtt
to freedom of expression to verbilize our total opposition to
plans for a rock quarry in our county .
The rock quarry will only prove to be a nuisance with structural
damage to our •homes and wells and lowered water tables due to
dangerous blasting . The noise and air pollution will be a
serious hazard to our health . An additional danger will be
the large trucks using • our small roads and damaging them . I
These are the same narrow roads our children travel in school
buses daily.
re are horrified at the prospect of this rock quarry moving
in , despoiling our land , and endangering our environment by
dumping it ' s chemically treated water into our major tribu-
taries which empty into the Yadkin River- a major source of
water for many cities .
we wish to strongly oppose the granting of a permit to dis-
charge water and chemicals into any tributary of z5outh beep
creek by Martin Marietta Aggregates Rock Yuarry, rye are also
totally against the granting of a mining permit .
me , as good citizens , have a right to live in a desirable
element and deserve some protection for residential a.nd.
agricultural areas , we believe that no choice has been given
us before now and we believe that another site can be found
that is not within a populated area__ .it is not recessary to
disrupt our lives , damage our homes and wells and lower our
property values .
aincerel,y,

,January 13 , lyts9
Land Quality Section
uivision of Land Resources
N . U . iiepartment of Natural Resources and 17% ZY4
community Development �9
r. U . box 27 687 �cj
Raleigh , N. U . 27611 104
Re : Opposition To martin mar.ietta hock �?,uarry
i
Gentlemen : This letter is in regard • to Martin Marietta 1
Aggregates application for a surface mining permit to commence
mining of Granite on '297 . 2 acres located 6 . 6 miles East of
Yadkinville near road SR 1711 (Speer Bridge Road ) in Yadkin
County. i
we , the residents of Yadkin county, wish- to utilize our right
to freedom of expression to verbilize our total opposition to
plans ror a rock quarry in -our county .
The rock quarry will only prove to be a nuisance with structural
damage to our homes and wells and lowered I
water tables due to
dangerous blasting . The noise and air pollution will be a
serious hazard to our health . An additional danger will be
the large trucks using --bur small roads and damaging them .
These are the same narrow roads our Children travel in school
buses daily.
ne are horrified at the prospect of this rock quarry moving
in , despoiling our land , and endangering our environment by
dumping it ' s chemically treated water into our major tribu-
taries which empty into the Yadkin !river-- a major source of
water for many cities .
we wish to strongly oppose the granting of a permit to dis-
charge water and chemicals into any tributary of South Deep
creek by Martin Marietta Aggregates Rock u?uarry. 'ne are also
totally against the granting of a mining permit .
we , as good citizens , have a right to live in a desirable
element and deserve some protection for residential and
agricultural areas . we believe that no choice has been given
F. ; us before now and we believe that another site can be found
that is not within a populated area , it is not necessary to
disrupt our lives , damage our homes and wells and lower our
property values .
aincerel,y, _

i
J~ January 13 , 1989 4
Land Quality Section ' m
Division of Land Resources '- n
N . U . uepartment of Natural Resources and ao
Uommunity Development
P. U. box 27687 o 1,n
, Raleigh , N . U . 27611 r',
ca
Re : Opposition To Martin Marietta Rock ti?!uarry' w
Gentlemen : This letter is in regard to Martin Marietta
Aggregates application for a surface mining permit to commence
111 1 1 1 1.l l�' V of
1 \7Granite Li V i 1 L] 1 . G acres 4 G .L 4 t.a 4 G ulocated ♦ .v M J...L G I y Cl o U V 1
iadkinville near road aR 1711 (6peer Bridge Road ) in Yadkin
County.
rye , the residents of Yadkin Uount,y, wish to utilize our right
to freedom of expression to verbilize our total opposition to
plans I'or a rock quarry in -.our county.
The rock quarry will only prove to be a nuisance with structural
damage to our homes and wells and lowered water tables due to
dangerous blasting . The noise and air pollution will be a
serious hazard to our health . xn additional danger will be
the large trucks using '-our small roads and damaging them .
These are the same narrow roads our children travel in school
buses daily.
ne are horrified at the prospect of this rock quarry moving
in , despoiling our land , and endangering our environment by
dumping it ' s chemically treated water into our major tribu-
taries which empty into the Yadkin River- a major source of
water for many cities .
we wish to strongly oppose the granting of a permit to dis-
charge water and chemicals into any tributary of youth beep
Ureek by Martin Marietta Aggregates Rock u.!uarry. "e are also
totally against the granting of a mining permit .
we , as good citizens , have a right to live in a desirable
element and deserve some protection for residential and
agricultural areas . we believe that no choice has been given
us before now and we believe that another site can be found
that is not within a populated area . it is not necessary to
disrupt our lives , damage our homes and wells and lower our
property values .
aincerel,y,
A

January 13 , lgtsg
Land Quality Section
fJ�
., yivision of Land Resources �
N . u . iiena_rt.ment of Natural Resources and 6,'
Community Development all
i�. u . xsox 27 687
Raleigh, N. i; . 27611 26 ��'b
Jay �'
Re : Opposition Toiviartin marietta Rock �l�uarry , ,
Gentlemen : This letter is in regard' . to Martin Marietta
Aggregates application for a surface mining permit to commence
mining of Granite on [97 . 2 acres located 6 .6 miles East -of
'Yadkinville near road SR 1711 (�peer' Bridge Road ) in Yadkin
County.
we , the residents of Yadkin county, wish to utilize our right
to freedom of expression to verbilize our total opposition to
plans for a rock quarry in -our county.
The rock quarry will only prove to be a' nuisance with structural
damage to our" homes and wells and Lowered water tables due to
dangerous blasting . The noise and air pollution will be a
serious hazard to our health. An additional danger will be
the large trucks using,,:our small roads and damaging them .
These are the same narrow roads our children travel in school
buses daily.
ne are horrified at the prospect of this rock quarry moving
in , despoiling our land , and endangering our environment by
dumping i t.' g rhpmi(-a11v treated water into our major tribu-
taries which empty into the Yadkin !river- a major source of
water for many cities .
we wish to strongly oppose the granting of a permit to disL
charge water and chemicals into any tributary of South Deep
creek by Martin Marietta Aggregates Rock u,,uarry. vve are also
totally against the granting of a mining permit .
rye , as good citizens , have a right to live in a desirable
element and deserve some protection fo•r residential and
agricultural areas , we believe that no choice has been given
us before now and we believe that another site can be found
that is not within a populated area , it is not necessary to
disrupt our lives , damage our homes a�,d wells ar,d lower our
property values .
aincerel,y,
L

s
j an u ary 13 , 19H 9
�a C
Land Quality Section
uivision of Land Resources
T1 tj riena_rt.mpn+ of Na+»ral RPgm rnPR and
community Development
P. u. -box 27687 Q�
Raleigh, N. U . 27611
Re : Opposition To Martin Marietta hock Quarry
Gentlemen : This letter is in regard' . to Martin Marietta
Aggregates application for a surface mining permit to commence
mining of Granite on 297 . 2 acres located 6 . 6 miles bast of
radkinville near road 6R 1711 (6pee'r Bridge Road ) in Yadkin
county.
eve , the residents of Yadkin county, wish to utilize our right
to freedom of expression to verbalize our total opposition to
plans for a rock quarry insour county.
The rock quarry will only prove to be a• nuisance with structural
damage to our homes and wells and lowered water tables due to
dangerous blasting . The noise and air pollution will be a
serious hazard to our health. an additional danger will be
the large trucks using -,•our small roads and damaging them .
These are the same narrow roads our children travel in school
buses daily.
we are horrified at the prospect of this rock quarry moving
in , despoiling our land , and endangering our environment by
dumping it ' s chemically treated water into our major tribu
taries which empty into the Yadkin !fiver- a major source of
water for many cities .
we wish to strongly oppose the granting of a permit to dis-
charge water and chemicals into any tributary of 6outh Deep
creek by Martin Marietta Aggregates Rock Wvuarry. 'v�e are also
totally against the granting of a mining permit .
we , as good citizens , . have a right to live in a desirable
element and deservelsome protection for residential and
agricultural areas . we believe that no choice has been given
us before now and we believe that another site can be found
that is not within a populated area. it , is not necessary to
disrupt our lives , damage our homes and wells and lower our
property values .
bincerel,y,
n

J41V
141 198y
anuary 8 , 1989 ��� 5'£
cT/QN
Land Quality bection
Division of .and Resources
N. Q . Department of Natural kiesourc • s
and Community Development
P . u . tsox 27 687
rcaleigh, sv . U. 27611
Ae : upposition To Martin Marietta Rock Quarry
Gentlemen : This letter is in regards tc: martin Marietta
Aggregates application for a surface n1r. cg permit to commence
mining of Granite on 297-.2 acres locrattd 6 . 6 miles 'East of
Yadkinville near road SR 1711 k6pee:.- Briag� Road ) in ladkin
county.
i wish to utilize my right to freedom of expression to verbilize
mytotal opposition to plans for a rock quarry in our community.
The rock quarry will only prove to be a nuiekance in our small
community with structural damage to our homes and wells and
lowered water tables due to dangerous blast'Ing . The noise and
air pollution will be a serious hazard to oaT health . An
additional ganger will be the large trucks us. ng. our small roadis,
and damaging them. These are the same narrow -roads our
children travel in school buses daily.
i wiah to stronglY oppose the granting of a permit to discharge
water and chemicals into any tributary of South. Deep Qreek by
Martin Marietta Aggregates Rock quarry. I am also totally
against the granting of a mining permit.'
i believe that no choice has been given. to me a-, a ,he members
of my community before now, and we believe that another site
can be found that is not within a populated area . it is not
necessary to disrupt our lives , damage our homes and wells
and lower our property values . Thank you for liste int; to me .
Sincerely,

January 13 , 19d9 ✓'9
Land Quality Section
yivision of land Resources IF
W . r� ,ier»�.+ or+ of Natural Rego„reps anti CJ/
it v vt
community Development �y
�. U. box 27687
Raleigh, N. u . 27611
Re : Opposition To martin Marietta Rock �!luarry -
Gentlemen : This letter , is in regard' . to Martin Marietta
Aggregates application for a surface mining permit to commence
mining of Granite on 297 . 2 acres located 6 .6 miles East -off
iadkinville near road 6R 1711 (Speer Bridge Road ) in Yadkin
County,
ne , the residents of Yadkin county, wish to utilize' our right
to freedom of expression to verbilize our total opposition `to
plans for a rock quarry in our county.
T
The rock quarry will only prove to be ,a, nuisance with structural
damage to oast homes and wells and 1owe.'red water tables due to
dangerous blasting . The noise and airy pollution will be a
serious hazard to our health. An additional danger will be
the large trucks using,;-our small roads and damaging them .
These are the same narrow roads our children travel in school
buses daily.
ne are horrified at the prospect o " this rock quarry moving
in , despoiling our land , and endangering our environment by
riiimping ; tIq ehemi.cally treated water into our major tribu-
taries which ' empty into the Yadkin hives- a major source of
water for many cities .
we wish to strongly oppose the granting of a permit to dis-
charge water and chemicals into any tributary of bouth beep
Greek by Martin Marietta Aggregates Rock uluar.ry. 'ire are also
i
totally against the granting of a mining permit .
Ae , as good citizens , have a right to live in a desirable
element and deserve some protection for residential and
agricultural areas . we believe that no choice has been given
us before now and we believe that another site can be found
'that is not within a populated area . it is not necessary to
disrupt our lives , damage our domes and wells and "Lower our
property values .
r
z)incerely,

Ut,U /��
�. JAN 1989
January 13 , 1989 LAr r, n�rn' rrr .SF.C77pN
Land Quality Section
,..uivision of Land Resources
N . U . uepartment of Natural Resources and
community Development
i. U. box 27687
Raleigh , N. C . 27611
Re : Opposition To Martin Marietta hock �.;-uarry
Gentlemen : This letter is in regard, to Martin Marietta
Aggregates application for a surface mining permit to commence
mining of Granite on 297 . 2 acres located 6 .6 miles East of
fadkinville near road SR 1711 (6peer Bridge Road ) in Yadkin
County.
vve , the residents of Yadkin Uounty, wish to utilize our right
to freedom of expression to verbilize our total opposition to
plans for a rock quarry in ,vur county.
The rock quarry will only prove to be -a nuisance with structural
damage to our `homes and wells and lowered water tables due to
dangerous blasting'. The noise and air pollution will be a
serious hazard to our health. An additional danger will be
the large trucks using,:-bur small roads and damaging them .
These are the ga-me narrow roads our children travel in school
buses daily.
ne are horrified at the prospect of this rock quarry moving
in , despoiling our land , and endangering our environment by ;
dumping it ' s chemically treated water into, our major -tribu,- 4
taries which empty into the Yadkin River'-;'a major source of
water for many cities . l
we wish to strongly oppose the granting of a permit to dis-
charge water and chemicals into any tributary of South beep
Ureek by Martin Marietta Aggregates Rock u,!uarry. tie are also
totally against the granting of a miningipermit .
v:e , as good citizens , have a right to live in a desirable
element and deserve some protection for residential and
agricultural areas . we believe that no choice has been given
us before now and we believe that another site can be found
that is not within a populated area , it is not necessary to
disrupt our lives , damage our homes and wells and •:lower o_ur.
property values .
aincerel,y,

January 13 , 1969
Land Quality Section
uivision of nand Resources 7
TT i � ilep r#m—t -4' ATn+i� o1 7?.�ani��+noo �. fi
• . v . �c k+c...,y U��ic 41U vi i�u.�ui u.i. i�c ovu�.v a.0 ..Liu
uommunity Development
p. U. -sox 27687 0
Raleigh, N . C . 27611 2
Re : Opposition To martin Marietta Rock Quarry -
Gentlemen : This letter is in regard' . to Martin Marietta
Aggregates application for a surface mining permit to commence
mirii"m of C;ra"i+a nr, 9 ne rpr-t l nr.ateri 6 6 mi 1eg r:aat. of
iadkinville near road aR 1711. (6peer Bridge Road ) in Yadkin
County.
we , the residents of Yadkin county, wish to utilize our right
to freed6m of expression to verbi.l.ize our total opposition to
plans for a rock quarry in -,our county. !
The rock quarry will only prove to be a' nuisance with structural y
A a;nnge +n ntti^ }9mmps and we I s and 1 owered watPr tahl P-I Chip 1 to
dangerous blasting . The noise and air pollution will be a
serious hazard to our health . An additional danger will be
the large trucks using .bur small roads and damaging them .
These are the same narrow roads our children travel in school
buses ,daily.
ne are horrified at the prospect of thlis rock quarry moving
in , despoiling our land , and endangering our environment by
dumping it ' a nhPmi(-a11v traa_tPc3 wa-_tpr into our major tribu-
taries which empty into* the Yadkin IiiVer-- a major source of
water for many cities .
i
we wish to strongly oppose the granting of a permit to dis-
charge water and chemicals into any" tributary of z5outh Jeep
creek by Martin Marietta Aggregates Rock �uluarry. '"e are also
totally against the granting of a mining permit .
we , as good citizens , have a right to live in a desirable
element and deserve some protection for residential and
agricultural areas . we believe that no choice has been given
us before now and we believe that another site can be found
that is not within a populated area . :it is not necessary to
disrupt our lives , damage . our homes and wells and lower our
property values .
z)incerely,.
��

january 13 , lyts9
Land Quality Section
_uivision of hand Resources,
N . u . uepartment of Natural Resources and
Uommunity Development
P. u. nox 27 687 �' 149
Raleigh , N. U . '7611 �y 9
Re : Opposition To Martin Marietta Rock Cl!uarr,y - T�py
Gentlemen : This letter is in regard- to Martin Marietta
Aggregates application for a surface mining permit to commence
minim of Granite on �97 . 2 acres located 6.6 miles East of
radkinville near road 6R 1711 (Spee'r Bridge Hoad ) in Yadkin
County.
we , the residents of Yadkin Uounty, wish to utilize our right
to freedom of expression to verbilize our total opposition to
plans for a rock quarry in -our county.
The rock quarry will only .prove to be a- nuisance with structural
damage to o.uT homes and wells and lowered water tables due to
dangerous blasting. The noise and air pollution will be a
serious hazard to our health. An additional danger will be
the large trucks using,.'.our small roads and damaging them.
These are the same narrow roads our children travel in school
buses daily.
we are horrified at the prospect of this rock quarry moving
in , despoiling our land , and endangering our environment by
dumping it ' s chemically treated water into our major tribu-
taries which empty into the Yadkin diver- a major source of
water for many cities .
we wish to strongly oppose the granting of a permit to dis=
1 - a ti..^...; .,n1 e „ t^ anYr tri hi�t.ar�r of Knuth 11eeP
charge wc1l,C]' clnu �icciui� �s �„ J -.�
creek by martin Marietta Aggregates Rock Y;uarry. ne are also
totally against the granting of a mining permit .
we , as good citizens , have a right to live in a desirable
element and deserve some protection for residential and
agricultural areas . we believe that no choice has been given
us before now and we believe that another site can be found
that is not within a populated area. It is not necessary to
disrupt our lives , damage our homes and wells and lower our
property values .
oincerel,y ,

January 15 , 19t39
Land Quality Section � Jpy
Livision of Land Resources �119(9
N . U . uepartment of Natural Resources and ,9
Community Development
P. U. tsox 27687 /O/v
Raleigh , N . U . 27611
Re : Opposition To Martin Marietta Rock Quarry -
Gentlemen : 'Phis letter is in regard' . to Martin Marietta
Aggregates application for a surface mining permit to commence
mining of Granite on 297 . 2 acres located. 6.6 miles East-of
iadkinville -near road 6R 1711- (apeer Bridge Road ) in Yadkin
County.
we , the residents of Yadkin County, wish to utilize our right
to freedom of expression to verbilize our total opposition to
plans for a rock quarry in our county. ,
The rock quarry will only prove to be a• nuisance with structural
damage to our homes and wells and lowered water tables due to
dangerous blasting. The noise and air pollution will be a
serious hazard- to our health . xn additional danger will be
the large trucks using,,,,-'our small roads and damaging them .
These are the same narrow roads our children travel in school
buses daily.
we are horrified at the prospect of this rock quarry moving
in , despoiling our land , and endangering; our environment by
dumping it ' s chemically treated water into our major tribu-
taries which ' empt,y into the Yadkin uiver- a major source of
water for many cities .
we wish to strongly oppose the granting of a permit to dis-
charge water and chemicals into any tributary of South beep
Ureek by Martin Marietta Aggregates Rock q}uar.ry. . are also
totally against the granting of a mining permit .
ve , as grand citizens - have a right to live in a desirable
element and deserve some protection for residential and
agricultural areas . we believe that no choice has been given
us before now and we believe that another site can be found
that is not within a populated area. it is not necessary to
disrupt our lives , damage our homes and wells and rower our
property values ,
aincerel,y, 4
i

January 13 , 1989
Land Quality Section _; C.-
Division of Land Resources
N . u . Department of Natural Resources and
community Development
P. u. nox 27 687
Raleigh, N. C . 27611
"n.
Re : Opposition To viartin Marietta hock Quarry , �
Gentlemen : This letter is in regard to Martin Marietta
Aggregates application for a surface mining permit to commence
mining of Granite on 297 . 2 acres located 6 . 6 miles East -of
iadkinville near road 6R 1711 (0"peer Bridge Road ) in Yadkin
County.
we , the residents of 'Yadkin county, wish to utilize our right
to freedom of expression to verbalize our -total opposition to
plans for a rock quarry in -our county.
The rock quarry will only prove to be a- nuisance with structural
damage to our homes and wells and lowered water tables due'` to
dangerous blasting . The noise and air pollution will be al
serious hazard to our health. An additional danger will be
the large trucks using,-%our small road's and damaging them .
These are the same narrow roads our children travel in school
buses daily.
ne are horrified at the prospect of th-is rock quarry moving
in , despoiling our land , and endangering our environment by
dumping it ' s chemically treated water into our major tribu-
taries which ' empt,y into the Yadkin River- a major source of
water for many cities .
we wish to strongly ioppose the granting of a permit to dis-
charge water and chemicals into any tributary of 6outh Deep
Ureek by Martin Marietta Aggregates Rocklyluarry. ne are also
totally against the granting of a mining � permit .
we . as L7nod citi. zens . - have a right' to IiVP. in a rIPRii^ahlP
element and deserve some protection for residential and
agricultural areas . we believe that no choice has been given
us before now and we believe that another site can be found
that is not within a populated area , it is not necessary to
disrupt our lives , damage our homes and wells and lower our
property values .
;Dincerel,y,

t
January 13 , 1989
Land Quality Section
uivision of Land Resources
N . U . uepartment of Natural Resources and
community Development
P. u. box 27 687
Raleigh , N. U . 27611
Re : Opposition To Martin marietta hock �!'uarry . 04
2
Gentlemen : This letter is in regard . ;to Martin Marietta
Aggregates application for a surface mining permit to commence
mining of Granite on �97 . 2 acres located 6 .6 miles East -of
xadkinville near road 6R 1711 (6peer Bridge Roadj in Yadkin
County.
rve , the residents of Yadkin uourity, wish to utilize our right
1 1.2 "� 1 total
opposition to
to rreeaom Of ex�JreS.SiVi] [,u ver-u�,.tzc our �vvc..i vYNv.,...
plans for a rock quarry in -,our county. I
The rock quarry will only prove to be a• nuisance with structural
damage to oui• 'homes and wells and lowered water tables due to
dangerous blasting. ''2he noise and air pollution will be a
serious hazard to our health . An' additional. danger will be
the large trucks using:.,-our small road s and damaging them .
These are the same narrow roads our children travel in school
buses daily.
"e are horrified at the prospect of this rock quarry moving
in , despoiling our land , and endangering our environment by
dumping it ' s chemically treated water into our major tribu-
taries which empty into the Yadkin hiver- a major source of
water for many cities .
we wish to strongly oppose the granting of a permit to dis-
charge water and chemicals into a.ny tributary of 6outh beep
creek by Martin Marietta Aggregates Rock k?,uarry. ne are also
totally against the granting of a mining permit .
"e , as good citizens , have a right to live in a desirable
element and deserve some protection for residential and
agricultural areas . we believe that no choice has been given
us before now and we believe that another site can be found
that is not within a populated area . it is not necessary to
disrupt our lives , damage our homes and wells and lower our
property values .
aincerel,y,

january 13, 1989
i
I
Land Quality Section
iJivision of i,and Resources
N . U.' . uenartrnent of Natural Resources and
uommunit,y Development �� 'L1G
P. u . -box 27687 %
Raleigh, N. U . 27611
Re : Opposition To Martin Marietta Rock Quarry - 'K `9
OA
i
Gentlemen : 'Phis letter is in regard' • to Martin Mar.ietta O�
Aggregates application for a surface mining permit to commence
mining of Granite on 297 . 2 acres located 6 . 6 miles East of
radkinville near road 6R 1711 (Speer Bridge Road ) in Yadkin
County.
vve , the residents of 'Yadkin Vounty, wish to utilize our right
r to ^11r
to freedom of ^ al nnnna il nn f.n
expression o ver V{y l i nze W--. t t t
plans for a rock quarry in -,our county.
The rock quarry will only prove to be a- nuisance with structural
damage to obT 'homes and wells and lowered water tables due to
dangerous blasting. The noise and Air pollution will be a
serious hazard to our health . An additional danger will be
the large trucks using•.-our small roads and damaging them .
These are the same narrow roads our children travel in school
buses daily.
ne are horrified at the prospect of this rock quarry moving
in , despoiling our. land , and endangering ' our environment by
dumping it ' s chemically .treated water into our major tribu-
taries which empty into the Yadkin River- a major source of
water for many cities .
we wish to strongly oppose the granting of a permit to dis-
charge water and chemicals into any tributary of 6outh Veep
creek by Martin Marietta Aggregates Rock ww arry. 'r,e are also
totally against the granting of a mining permit .
vve , as good citizens , . have a right to live in a desirable
element and deserve some protection for residential and
agricultural areas . we believe that no choice has been given
us before now and we believe that another site can be found
that is not within a populated area. it is not necessary to
LSlGG Vit1Vm u ULBiupt- our lives , _ ...�
` property values . !{
�)incerel,y,

1
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January 8 , 1989
i,and Quality z>ec t ion
Division of Land Resources
N . U . Department of Natural Resources
and Community Developmen `.
P. U . box 27 687
.Kaleigh, N . C. 27611 0
2
ice : upposition To Martin Mari.gtta Rock Quarry
Gentlemen: This letter is in ,,egards to martin Marietta
Aggregates application for a surface mining permit to commence
mining of Granite on 297 .2 located 6.6 miles past of
Yadkinville near road SR 1711 t.;-oeer Bridge Road ) in 'Yadkin
county.
1 wish to utilize my right to frotdom of expression to verbili�ze
my total opposition to plans for a rock quarry in our community.
The rock quarry will only prove to be a nuisance in our small
community with structural damage to our homes and wells and
lowered water tables due to dangerous blasting. The noise and
air pollution will be a serious haz9rd to our health . An
additional danger will be the large trucks using our small roadS, -
and damaging them. These are the same narrow roads our
children travel in school buses daill.
i wis; to stror�iv oppose the granting of a permit to discharge
water and chemicals into any tributa vy of South Deep Ureek. buy
Martin Marietta Aggregates Rock quarry. I am also totally
against the granting of a mining permit.
i believe that no choice has been given. to me and the members
of my community before now, and we believe that another site
can be found that - is not within a populated area. it is not
necessary to disrupt our lives , damage our homes and wells
and lower our property values . Thank you for listening to me .
Sincerely,

,january 13 , 19d9
Land Quality Section
wivision of hand Resources
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11 • V • - FJ' VJILI ti V Vl 1.44V VI 1."7L 11�.
community Development
.P. V. sox 27 687
Raleigh, N. C . 27611 . p
2
Re : Opposit ion . JTo Martin Marietta Rock Qluarry
Gentlemen : This letter is in regard- to Martin Marietta
Aggregates application fora surface mining permit to commence
mining of Granite on 297 . 2 acres located 6.6 miles East of
iadkinville near road aR 1711 (jpeer Bridge Road ) in Yadkin
County. ti
rre , the residents of Yadkin county, wish to utilize our right
to freedom of expression to verbilize our total opposition to
plans for a rock quarry in -'our county. 4�
The rock quarry will only prove to be a nuisance with structural
damage to o,ur homes and wells and lowered water tables due to
dangerous blasting . The noise and air pollution. will be a
serious hazard to our health . An a,ddiltional danger will be
the large trucks using;.6ur small r6Eds and damaging them .
These are the same narrow roads our children travel in school
buses daily.
re are horrified at the prospect of this rock quarry moving
in , despoiling our land , and endangering our environment by
dumping it ' s chemically treated water into our major tribu-
taries which empty into the Yadkin River- a major source of
water for many cities .
we wish to strongly oppose the granting of a permit to dis-
charge water and chemicals into any tributary of youth :Deep
creek by Martin Marietta Aggregates Rock uivarry. 'ne are also
totally against the granting of a mining permit .
Yve , as good citizens , have a right to live in a desirable
element and deserve some protection for residential and
agricultural areas , we believe that" no choice has been given
us before now and we believe that another site can be found
that is not within a populated area, it is not necessary to
disrupt our lives , damage our homes and wells and lower our
property values.
aincerely��

,January 13 , 19H9
Land Quality Section ( ,
_uivision of Dand Resources
N . U . Department of Natural Resources and
community Development
u. nox 27687 /OlV
Raleigh , N. U . 27611
Re : Opposition To martin Marietta Rock �_),uarry , 4
Gentlemen : This letter is in regard' , to Martin Marietta
Aggregates application for a surface mining permit to commence
mining of Granite on 297 . 2 acres located 6.6 miles past •of
Yadkinville near road aR 171.1 (jpeer Bridge Road ) in Yadkin
County.
we , the residents of Yadkin county, wish to utilize our right
to freedom of expression to verbilize �our total opposition to
plans for a rock quarry in ,lour county.
The rock quarry will only prove to be a- nuisance with structural
A mm�r►r +.-. —.iY. •h�.nea IurNd winn1 'I = and I nwO-rdzA ll1ntGi^ tahl pa r311P t!1
dangerous blasting . The noise and air pollution will be a
serious hazard to our health, tin acid itianal danger will be
the large trucks using,;:•our small roads and damaging them .
These are the same narrow roads our children travel in school
buses daily.
re are horrified at the prospect of this rock quarry moving
in , despoiling our. land , and endangering our environment by
dumping it ' s chemically treated water into our major tribu-
taries which empty into the Yadkin River- a major source of
water for many cities .
we wish to strongly oppose the granting of a permit to dis-
charge water and chemicals into s.ny tributary of South Deep
u reek by Martin Marietta Aggregates Rock U!uar.ry. ne are also
totally against the granting of a mining permit .
vve , as good citizens , have a right to Live in a desirable
element and deserve some protection for residential and
agricultural areas . we believe that no choice has been given
us before now and we believe that another site can be found
that is not within a populated area . It is not necessary to
disrupt our lives , damage our homes and wells and lower our
property values .
z)incerely,

J an u ary l 5 , 198 9 n
5
Land Quality Section a r7
uivision of Land Resources
N . U . uepartment of Natural Resources and CC
community Development ,
P. U . -sox 27687 rri
Raleigh , N. C . 27611
Re : Opposition To martin marietta hock tifluarry
Gentlemen : This letter is in regard- to Martin Marietta
Aggregates application for a surface mining permit to commence
mi"irq of ^" '�Q7 ') �nrn�a lnna+oii �i A milao H:aa+ .nf
radkinville near road 5R�1711 (Spee'r Bridge Road ) in Yadkin
Gount,y.
we , the residents of Yadkin Uounty, wish to utilize our right
to freedom of expression to verbilize our total opposition to
plans for a rock quarry in - county.
The rock quarry will only prove to be a- nuisance with structural
damage to oux 'homes and wells and lowered water tables due to
dangerous blasting . The noise and air pollution will be a
serious hazard to our health. An additional danger will be
the large trucks using;:our small roads and damaging them .
These are the same narrow roads our children travel in school
buses daily.
we are horrified at the prospect of this rock quarry moving
in , despoiling our land , and endangering our environment by
dumping it ' s chemically treated water into our major tribu-
taries which empty into the Yadkin !river- a major source of
water for many cities .
we wish to strongly oppose the granting of a permit to dis-
charge water and chemicals into any tributary of 6outh Deep
creek by Martin Marietta Aggregates Rock wluarry. ne are also
totally against the granting of a mining permit .
we , as good citizens , . have a right to live in a desirable
element and deserve some protection for residential and
agricultural areas . we believe that no choice has been given
us before now and we believe that another site can be found
that is not within a populated area. it is not necessary t,o
disrupt our lives , damage our homes and wells and lower our
property values .
�)incerel,y,
zv,

.c.
January 13 , 1989
Land Quality Section p
Division of Land Resources n
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1\ . • A/4 �✓wt UJIl\..11V V1 11 UVNL V.1 1•CiJVNJ.V 6. J C4 LJ4
vUommunity Development n
P. U. tsox 27687 CX
Raleigh , N . C . 27611 rn C
c� co r-n
Re : Opposition To Martin mar.ietta Rock Quarry -
Gentlemen : This letter is in regard- to Martin Marietta
Aggregates application for a surface mining permit to commence
mining of Granite on 297 . 2 acres located 6.6 miles East -of
radkinville near road 6R 1711 (apee'r Bridge Road ) in Yadkin
Oounty.
we , the residents of Yadkin Uounty, wish to utilize our right
to freedom of expression to verbilize our total opposition . to
plans for a rock quarry in ,our county.
The rock quarry will only prove to be a nuisance with structural
damage to our homes and wells and lowered 'water tables due to
dangerous blasting. The noise and air pollution will be a
serious hazard to our health • do additional danger will be
the large trucks using•._our small roads and damaging them .
These are the same narrow roads our children travel in school
buses daily.
1 .
we are horrified at the prospect of this rock quarry moving
in , despoiling our land , and endangering; our environment by
dumping it ' s chemically treated water into our major tribu-
taries which empty into the Yadkin River- a major source of
water for many cities .
we wish to strongly oppose the granting of a permit to dis-
charge water and chemicals into any tributary of South Deep
:reek by Martin . Marietta Aggregates Rock w,fuarry. r're are also
totally against the granting of a mining permit .
we , as good citizens , - have a right to Live in a desirable
element and deserve some protection for residential and
agricultural areas . we believe that no choice has been given
us before now and we believe that another site can be found
that is not within a populated area, it is not necessary to
r disrupt our lives , damage our homes and wells and lower our
property values ,
;�incerel,y, r
f

f
januar,y 13 , 1989
Land Quality Section 9�
Livision of i,and Resources
y�or0-.tment of TT�tiwral Raaniurnag _n[i J d
4i ,
uommunity Development
u . nox 27 687
Raleigh , N. U . 27611
02
Re : Opposition To martin Marietta hock Quarry -
Gentlemen ; This letter is in regard to Martin Marietta 1
Aggregates application for a surface mining permit to commence
mining of Granite on 297 . 2 acres located 6 . 6 miles East of I
radkinville near road aR 1711 (6peer Bridge Road ) in Yadkin
County. ti
rve , the residents of 'Yadkin County, wish to utilize our right
to freedom of expression to verbilize our total opposition to
plans ror a rock quarry in our county.
The rock quarry will only prove to be a• nuisance with structural
damage to our homes and wells and lowered water tables due to
dangerous blasting. ' The noise and air pollution will be a
serious hazard to our health . An additional danger will be
the large trucks using;-%our small roads and damaging them .
These are the same narrow roads our children travel in school
buses daily.
ne are horrified at the prospect oz` this rock quarry moving
in , despoiling our land , and endangering; ' our environment by
dumping it ' s chemically treated water into our major tribu-
taries which empty into the Yadkin ttiver- a major source of
water for many cities .
we wish to strongly oppose the granting of a permit to dis-
charge water and chemicals into any-, tributary of aoutn iieep
ureek by Martin Marietta Aggregates Rock w1uar.ry, ne are also
totally against the granting of a mining permit .
we , as good citizens , ' have a right to live in a desirable
element and deserve some protection for residential and
agricultural areas . we believe that no choice has been given
us before now and we believe that another site can be found
that is not .within a populated area . It is not necessary to
disrupt our lives , damage our homes and wells and lower our
property values .
oincerely ,
v
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J an u ary 13, 1989
Land Quality Section
`yivision of hand Resources -3 `92 C;
N . u . i)epartment of Natural Resources and
uommunit,y Development
.Y, u. nox 27 687
Raleigh , N . U . 27611 �
n'
Re : Opposition To martin Marietta hock �,;,uarry o
Gentlemen : This letter is in regard • to Martin Marietta
Aggregates application for a surface mining permit to commence
mining of Granite on 297 . 2 acres located 6.6 miles .bast of
radkinville near road 6R 1711 (6peer Bridge Road ) in Yadkin
County.
we , the residents of Yadkin county , wish to utilize our right
to freedom of expression to verbilize our total opposition to
plans for a rock quarry in ,Tour county.
The rock quarry will only prove to be a nuisance with structural
damage to our •homes and wells and lowered water tables due to
dangerous blasting . The noise and air pollution will be a
serious hazard to our health . an additional danger will be
the large trucks using %our small roads and damaging them .
These are the same narrow roads our children travel in school
buses daily.
ne are horrified at the prospect of this rock quarry moving
in , despoiling our land , and endangering our environment by
dumping it ' s chemically treated water into our major tribu-
taries which empty into the Yadkin River- a major source of
water for many cities .
we wish to strongly nnnose the granting of a permit to dis-
charge water and chemicals into any tributary of bouth Deep
creek by Martin Marietta Aggregates Rock quarry, ne are also
totally against the granting of a mining permit .
+ne , as good citizens , have a right to live in a desirable
element and deserve some protection for residential and'
agricultural areas . we believe that no choice has been given
us before now and we believe that another site can be found
that is not within a populated area. It is not necessary to
disrupt our lives , damage our homes and wells and lower our
property values . t
bincerel•y,
&kj_nVUJ_U., �3 C

j an u ar,y 15 , 1909
Land Quality Section
Division of Land Resources
N . U . Lepartment of Natural Resources and
community Development
.P. U . nox 27687
Raleigh, N. C. 27611
Re : Opposition To martin Marietta hock w3uarry -
Gentlemen : This letter is in rega�rd­ to Martin Marietta
Aggregates application for a surface mining permit to commence
mining of Granite on 297 . 2 acres located 6.6 miles East -of
Yadkinville near road SR 1711 (Speer Bridge Road ) in Yadkin
County.
we , the residents of Yadkin Uounty, . wish to utilize our right
to freedom of expression to verbilize our total opposition to
plans for a rock quarry in -,our county.
The rock quarry will . only prove to be a• nuisance with structural
damage to ouT 'homes and wells and lowered water tables due to
dangerous blasting . The noise and air pollution will be a
serious hazard to our health. wn ddditional danger will be
the large trucks using;.our small roads and damaging them .
These are the same narrow roads our children travel in school
buses daily.
we are horrified at the prospect of this rock quarry moving
in , despoiling our land , and endangering our environment by
dumping it ' s chemically treated water into our major tribu-
taries which ' empt,y into the Yadkin River- a major source of
water for many cities .
we wish to strongly oppose the granting of a permit to dis-
charge water and chemicals into any tributary of 6outh Veep
:reek by Martin Marietta Aggregates Rock uluarry. ne are also
totally against the granting of a mining permit .
we . as Lrood citizens - . have a -right to live in a r3Pnirnbia
element and deserve some protection for residential and
agricultural areas . we believe that no choice has been given
us before now and we believe that another site can be found
that is not within a populated area . It is not necessary to
disrupt our lives , damage our homes and wells and lower our
property values . f
;�oincerel,y,
ccCo
S" S
i

i
January 13 , 1989
Land Quality Section
-uivision of Land Resources
N . u . Lepartment of Natural Resources and
Uommunity DevelopmentE91-
u . -box 27 687
Raleigh , N . U . 27611
Re : Opposition To Martin mar.ietta hock Quarry
Gentlemen ; This letter is in regard , to Martin iviarietta
Aggregates application for a surface mining permit to commence
mining of Granite on 297 . 2 acres located 6.6 miles East of
radkinville near road 6R 1711 (6peer Bridge Road ) in Yadkin
county.
we , the residents of Yadkin Uounty, wish to utilize our right
to freedom of expression to verbilize' our total opposition to
plans for a rock quarry in -our county.
The rock quarry will only prove to be a nuisance with structural
damage to our homes and wells and lowered water tables due to
dangerous blasting . The noise and air pollution will be a
serious hazard to our health. An additional danger will be
the large trucks using '-our small roads and damaging them .
These are the same narrow roads our children travel in school
buses daily.
re are horrified at the prospect of this rock quarry moving
in , despoiling our land , and endangering our environment by
dumping it ' s chemically treated water into our major tribu-
taries which empty into the Yadkin !river- a major source of
water for many cities .
w@ wi gh t n q t.rnrgI v nnrnRP fho vrant inrr of a roan.. +
,.c3-0 ,-rim,. ��....•, ,F,S t�41.ii�i i,o
charge water and chemicals into any tributary of south Deep
creek by Martin Marietta Aggregates Rock u,uarry. rve are also
totally against the granting of a mining permit .
we , as good citizens , have a right to live in a desirable
element and deserve some protection for residential and
agricultural areas . we believe that no choice has been given
us before now and we believe that another site can be found
that is not within a populated area. it is not necessary to
disrupt our lives , damage our homes and wells and lower our
property values.
sincerely, i
� C� 3 eri� � L
I

January 13 , 19d9
Land Quality Section
•-bivision of Land Resources
N . u . Department of Natural Resources and �
community Development
.P. U . box 27687 `L
Raleigh , N. {; . 27611 '
n
Re : Opposition To Martin Marietta hock �)luarry o
2
Gentlemen : This letter is in regard , to Martin Marietta
Aggregates application for a surface mining permit to commence
mining of Granite on 297 . 2 acres located 6 . 6 miles East of
Yadkinville near road aR 1711 (apeer Bridge Road ) in Yadkin
County.
rre , the residents of Yadkin county, wish to utiliza our rioht
to freed6m of expression to verbilize our total opposition to
plans for a rock quarry in our county.
The rock quarry will only prove to be a nuisance with structural
damage to our homes and wells and lowered water tables due to
dangerous blasting . The noise and air pollution will be a
serious hazard to our health. tin additional danger will be
the large trucks using '-our small roads and damaging them .
These are the same narrow roads our children travel in school
buses daily.
"e are horrified at the prospect of this rock quarry moving
in , despoiling our land , and endangering our environment by .
dumping it ' s chemically treated water into our major tribu- i
taries which empty into the Yadkin River- a major source of
water for many cities .
we wish to strongly oppose the� granting �of a permit to dis-
charge water and chemicals into e.ny tributary of South beep
creek by Martin Marietta Aggregates Rock �;!uarry, ne are also
totally against the granting of a mining permit .
'i 4
we , as good citizens , have a" night to live in a desirable
element and deserve some protection for residential and
agricultural areas . we beliQjye that no choice has been given
us before now and we believe that another site can be found
that is not within a populated area. it is not necessa_ry to
disrupt our lives , damage our homes and wells and lower our
property values .
bincerel,y,

January 13 , 19ti9
Land Quality Section
Wivision of' Land Resources `
N . u . Department of Natural Resources and %,. " X
community Development `cQ�
r'. u. nox 27 687
Raleigh , N. C . 27611 �
Re : Opposition To martin marietta hock Quarry•
Gentlemen : This letter is in regard- to Martin Marietta
Aggregates application for a surface mining permit to commence
[lfLig of
Granite on 297 . 2 QldGs 1olQtCu 6. 6 miles 1c7i of
-xadkinville near road aR 1711 (6peer Bridge Road ) in Yadkin
County.
we , the residents of Yadkin County, wish to utilize our right
to freed6m of expression to verbalize our total opposition to
plans r•or a rock quarry in •our county.
The rock quarry will only prove to be a nuisance with structural
dt homes n .lam ._a � ..a a+_ tables a. to
U damage I.0 our Il Vlfle� a[!lt wells ailU 1owCr�Cl-1 water l,Cl" 1.G•U1,Cs due
dangerous blasting . The noise and air pollution will be a
serious hazard to our health . An additional danger will be
the large trucks using _'our small roads and damaging them .
These are the same narrow roads our children travel in school
buses daily.
re are horrified at the prospect of this rock quarry moving
in , despoiling our land , and endangering our environment by
dumping it ' s chemically treated water 1[1LU our Iilc1JVr tribu-
taries which empty into the Yadkin River- a major source of
water for many cities .
we wish to strongly oppose the granting of a permit to dis-
charge water and chemicals into any tributary of 6outh Deep
Creek by Martin Marietta Aggregates Rock 6?quarry. ie are also
totally against the granting of a mining permit .
we , as good citizens , have a right to 11YG in d desirable
element and deserve some protection for residential and
agricultural areas . we believe that no choice has been given
us before now and we believe that another site can be found ,
that is not within a populated area. it is not necessary to
disrupt our lives , damage our homes and wells and lower our
property values .
bincerel,y,
_ 4
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1 1 1
7

i
j anu ary 13 , 198 g
Land Quality Section
Livision of hand Resources js
N . U . uepartment of Natural Resources and
ty d'y
Uommunity Development
fr
i'. U . -sox 27 687 spy
Raleigh , N. U . . 27611
Re : Opposition To Martin Marietta hock L?,uarry
Gentlemen : This letter is in regard to Martin Marietta
Aggregates application for a surface mining permit to commence
mining of Granite on �97 . 2 acres located J 6 . 6 miles .bast -of
radkinville near road 6R 1711 (apeer Bridge Road ) in Yadkin
county.
I
ne , the residents of Yadkin county, wish to utilize our right
to freed6m. of expression to verbilizie our total opposition, to
plans for a rock quarry in ­our county.
The rock quarry will only prove to be a• nuisance with structural
damage to npr homes and wells and lowered water tables due to
dangerous blasting . The noise and air pollution will be a
serious hazard to our health . An ddciitional danger will be
the large trucks using-,.our small roads and damaging them .
These are the same narrow roads our children travel in school
buses daily.
re are horrified at the prospect of this rock quarry moving
in , despoiling our land , and endangering; our environment by
dumping it ' s chemically treated water into our major tribu-
taries which empty into the Yadkin River- a major source of
water for many cities .
we wish to strongly oppose the granting of a permit to dis-
charge water and chemicals into any tributary of 6outh Deep
Ureek by Martin Marietta Aggregates Rock w,uarry, rre are also
totally against the granting of a mining permit .
we , as good citizens , have a right to live in a desirable
element and deserve some protection for residential and
agricultural areas . we believe that no choice. has been given
us before now and we believe that another site can be found
that is not within a populated area . it is not necessary to
disrupt our lives , damage our homes and wells and lower our
property values . L
aincerel,y, '

January 13 ,1 1969
Land Quality Section C_ ;;C.
vivision of Land Resources r
N . U . i)epartment of Natural Resources and '_ C-
community Development '.
r. U. box 27 687 C
Raleigh , N. U . 27611 T, Lp
OC
LCzm
f~'
Re : Opposition To wart in mar. ietta Aock vuarry
Gentlemen : This letter is in regard . to Martin Marietta
Aggregates application for a surface mining permit to commence
mining of Granite on 297 . 2 acres located 6 . 6 miles East of
Yadkinville near road aR 1711 (6peer Bridge Road ) in Yadkin
Uoun ty.
rve , the residents of Yadkin county , wish to utilize our right
to freedom of expression to verbilize our total opposition to
plans for a rock quarry in our county .
The rock quarry will only prove to be a nuisance with structural
damage to our homes and wells and lowered water tables due to
dangerous blasting . The noise and air pollution will be a
serious hazard to our health . xn additional danger will be
the large trucks using ''our small roads and damaging them .
1l11iesc are the .sjunMe rarrokv roardQ cur chi ildrer t.rairPI J -n sehnol
buses daily.
"e are horrified at the prospect of this rock quarry moving
in , despoiling our land , and endangering our environment by
dumping it ' s chemically treated water into our major tribu-
taries which empty into the Yadkin !fiver- a major source or
water for many cities .
we wish to strongly oppose the granting of a permit to dis-
charge water and chemicals into ury tributary of youth Deep
creek by martin Marietta Aggregates Rock vuarry. ;Ye are also
totally against the granting of a mining permit .
vve , as good citizens , have a right to live in a desirable
element and deserve some protection for residential and
agricultural areas . we believe that no choice has been given
us before now and we believe that another site can be found '
that is not within a populated area. It is not necessary to
disrupt our lives , damage our homes and wells and lower our
property values .
;:)incerel,y,
s

,j anuary 13 , 19t19
ri
v �
Land Quality Section
`Livision of Land Resources 7 v
N . u . uepa,rtment of Natural Resources and y
community Development ��•. �y
r. u. box 27 667
Raleigh, N. U . 27611 Gy
Re : Opposition To iviart in marietta Bock (�!,uarry
Gentlemen : This letter is in regard . to Martin Marietta
Aggregates application for a surface mining permit to commence
mining of Granite on 297 . 2 acres located 6.6 miles East of
Yadkinville near road aR 1711 (apeer Bridge Road ) in Yadkin
County.
wo the resider;#c of Yndirin ununty _ wish to utilize our right
f , 4 J
to freedom of expression to verbilize our total opposition to
plans for a rock quarry in -our county .
The rock quarry will only prove to be a nuisance with structural
damage to our •homes and wells and lowered water tables due to
dangerous blasting . The noise and air pollution will be a
serious hazard to our health . wn additional danger will be
the large trucks using our small roads and damaging them .
These are the same narrow roads our children travel in school
buses daily.
ne are horrified at the prospect of this rock quarry moving
in , despoiling our land , and endangering our environment by ,
dumping it ' s chemically treated water into our major tribu-
taries which empty into the Yadkin !river- a major source of
water for many cities .
we wish to strongly oppose the granting of a permit to dis-
charge water and chemicals into any tributary of South .Deep
creek by martin Marietta Aggregates Rock u,uarry. "e are also
totally against the granting of a mining permit .
vve , as good citizens , have a right to live in a desirable
element and deserve some protection for residential and
agricultural areas . we believe that no choice has been given
us before now ana we believe that another site can be found
that is not within a populated area. it is not necessary to
disrupt our lives , damage our homes and wells and lower our
property values .
zDincerel,y,

January 13 ,1 1989
Land Quality Section �''' v92
'Livision of !,and Resources
N . u . i)epartment of Natural Resources andv-
uommunity Development
.e. v. zox 27 687 �C
Raleigh , N. C . 27611 ��
02
Re : Opposition 'To martin Mar.ietta hock �),uarry
Gentlemen : This letter is in regard • to Martin Marietta
Aggregates application for a surface mining permit to commence
mining of Granite on 297 . 2 acres located 6 . 6 miles East of
radkinville near road aR 1711 (6peer Bridge Road ) in Yadkin
County.
rve , the residents of Yadkin county, wish- to utilize our right
to freed6m of expression to verbilize our total opposition to
plans ror a rock quarry in our county .
The rock quarry will only prove to be a nuisance with structural
damage to our homes and wells and lowered water tables due to
dangerous blasting . The noise and air pollution will be a
serious hazard to our health. An additional danger will be
the large trucks using our small roads and damaging them .
Theseare the same narrn�Rr rnaria n}ar r+hilriron traval in crYinnl
buses daily.e .,.�m ,.arro.. ro-adS o11 chi1Adr ,. �� -. asI i.. . .,.,. , y
ne are horrified at the prospect of this rock quarry moving
in , despoiling our land , and endangering our environment by
dumping it ' s chemically treated water into our major tribu-
taries which empty into the Yadkin River- a major source of
water for many cities .
vwa with to c+rnrnvIv nnnnGa +ha gran+ina of a norrni + +r,
charge water and chemicals into any tributary' of 6outh Deep
creek by Martin Marietta Aggregates Rock ;.!!u'arry. ne are also
totally against the granting of a mining permit .
nre , as good citizens , have a right to live in a desirable
element and deserve some protection for residential and
agricultural areas . we believe that no choice has been given
us before now and we believe that another site can be found
that is not within a populated area . it is not necessary to
disrupt our lives , damage our homes and wells and lower our. ,
property values .
;Dincerel•y,
�Ci��

r
-January 8 , 1989
C
Land Quality z)ection
vivision of Land Resources
-� sd✓ <�
N . U. yepartment of Natural Resources
a r,,..,,„,,,,� t..41 ?)evel�pment anu ...,,,.,.w,.�
P . u . box 27 687 �2
xaleigh, N . U. 27611
tce : opposition To martin Mai i.etta Rock Quarry
Gentlemen : Phis letter is in regards to martin Marietta
Aggregates application for a s:.rface mining permit to commence
mining of Granite on 297 . 2 acre'i located 6.6 miles East of
Yadkinville near road SR 1711 t,lpeer Bridge Road ) in Yadkin
county.
I wish to utilize my right to freedom of expression to verbilize
my total opposition to plans for a rock quarry in our community.
The rock quarry will only prove to be a nuisance in our small
community with structural damage t o. our homes and wells and
lowered water tables due to dangerous blasting. The noise and
air pollution will be a serious hazard to our health . An
additional ganger will be the large trucks using our --mail roadis
and damaging them. These are the same narrow roads our
children travel in school buses daily.
i wish to strongly oppose the granting of a permit to discharge
water and chemicals into any tributary of South Deep creek by
Martin Marietta Aggregates Rock quarry. T am also totally
against the granting of a mining permit, ,
i believe that no choice has been given. to me and the members
of my community before now, and we believe that another site
can be found that is not within a populated area. it is not
fiecessary +A - Q,.}ant Our lives. damage our homes and wells
and lower our property values . Thank you for listening; to me .
Sincerely,
t�

i
January 13 , 1989
Land Quality Section
-vivision of Land Resources �� �% t
N . U . uepartment of Natural Resources and - db
community Development
r. U . nox 27 687
Raleigh , N. U . 27611
2
Re : Opposition To iviartin Marietta hock ti_),uarry
Gentlemen : This letter is in regard . to Martin Marietta
Aggregates application for a surface mining permit to commence
mining of .Granite on 297 . 2 acres located 6 . 6 miles r;sst of
Yadkinville near road aR 1711 (apeer Bridge Road ) in Yadkin
county.
we , the residents of Yadkin County, wish- to utilize our right
to freedom of expression to verbilize our total opposition to
plans for a rock quarry in ,our county .
The rock quarry will only prove to be a nuisance with structural
damage to our •homes and wells and lowered water tables due to
dangerous blasting . The noise and air pollution will be a
serious hazard to our health. An additional danger will be
the large trucks using .:our small roads and damaging them .
These are the same narrow roads our children travel in school
buses daily.
ne are horrified at the prospect of this rock quarry moving
in , despoiling our land , and endangering our environment by
dumping it' s chemically treated water into our major tribu-
taries which empty into the Yadkin River- a major source of
water for many cities .
wo wiQh #r% strnrialy annnca the rrrantinrs of n nf+rmit. t.n ni -
•'r �J !'ram-.... �-. •o r
charge water and chemicals into any tributary of South beep
Ureek by Martin Marietta Aggregates Rock W?)uarry. ne are also
totally against the granting of a mining permit .
we , as good citizens , have a right to live in a desirable
element and deserve some protection for residential and
agricultural areas . we believe that no choice has been given
us before now and we believe that another site can be found
that is not within a populated area. it is not necessary to
disrupt our lives , damage our homes and wells and lower our. ,
property values .
aincerel,y,
4.. Av,

fT Ct�
January 13 , 1989 9 2
Land Quality Section
`vivision of i,and Resources
N . U . _uepartment of Natural Resources and
community Development
u . -sox 27 687
Raleigh , N . U . 27611
Re : Opposition To martin Marietta hock �juarry
Gentlemen : This letter is in regard • to Martin Marietta
Aggregates application for a surface mining permit to conmence
mining of Granite on 297 . 2 acres located 6.6 miles East of
Yadkinville near road aR 1711 (Speer Bridge Road ) in Yadkin
County.
rve , the residents of Yadkin County, wish to utilize our :-ight
to freedom of expression to verbilize our total opposition to
plans :"or a rock quarry in our county.
The rock quarry will only prove to be a nuisance with structural
damage to our .homes and wells and lowered water tables dice to
dangerous blasting . The noise and air pollution will be a
serious hazard to our health . wn additional danger will be
the large trucks using our small roads and damaging them .
These are the came narrnno rnarica nnr rhilriren fra�ral in Grhnnl
busesdaily..., ...�...., .... � �., �.. .,.,... _. ..�.. .�
ne are horrified at the prospect of this rock quarry moving
in , despoiling our land , and endangering our environment by
dumping it ' s chemically treated water into our major tribu-
taries which empty into the Yadkin River- a major source of
water for many cities .
wa wi ch to ctrnncrl it nnnnce the arnnti na of n narmi + +n ri i
..... .� ,._ ...- -- .-..r-i'-.7 .-L r........ .....- O-...... ..-..CJ .-- r.-.--...{ .. "- .. - -
-
charge water and chemicals into any tributary of South Deg}p
creek by martin Marietta Aggregates Rock wmarry. tre are also
totally against the granting of a mining permit .
rye , as good citizens , have a right to live in a desirable
element and deserve some protection for residential and
agricultural areas . we believe that no choice has been given
us before now and we believe that another site can be found
that is not within a populated area . it is not necessary to
dierupt our lives , damage our homes and wells and lower our4
property values.
z;iincerel,y,
ri `
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F

i
,january 13 , 11jrs9
Land Quality Section
uivision of hand Resources `
N . U . Department of Natural Resources and
Uommunity Development;,
r. U. nox 27 687 i '• �:
Raleigh, N. C . '27611
Re : Opposition To martin mar.ietta Rock 'u,uarry
Gentlemen : This letter is in regard . -to Martin Marietta C'L
Aggregates application for a surface mining permit to commence
mining of Granite on 297 . 2 acres located 6 .6 miles zast of
zadkinville near road 6R 171.1 (apeer Bridge Road ) in Yadkin
County.
we , the residents of Yadkin Uounty, wish t'o utilize our right
to freedom of expression to verbilize our total opposition to
plans for a rock quarry in our county.
The rock quarry will only prove to be a nuisance with structural
damage to our .homes and wells and lowered water' tables due to
dangerous blasting . The noise and air pollution will be a
serious hazard to our health. An additional danger will be
the large trucks using ' our small roads and damaging them .
These are the same narrow roads our children travel in school
buses daily.
ne are horrified at the prospect of this rock quarry moving
in , despoiling our land , and endangering our environment by
dumping it ' s chemically treated water into our major tribu-
taries which empty into the Yadkin River- a major source of
water for many cities .
we wiQh to strnnply oppose the granting of a permit to dis-
charge water and chemicals into any tributary of tiouth D,j ep
Ureek by martin Marietta Aggregates Rock '-?luar.ry. +ye are also
totally against the granting of a mining permit .
ne , as good citizens , have a right to live in a desirable
element and deserve some protection for residential and
agricultural areas , we believe that no choice has been given
us before now and we believe that another site can be found
that is not within a populated area , it is not necessary to
disrupt our lives , damage our homes and wells and lower our
property values .
z)incerel,y,

January 13 , 1989
Land Quality Section
`yivision of Land Resources 1. 19
N . u . liepartment of Natural Resources and dy
community Development
r. u . uox 27687 cJi0
Raleigh, N. C . 27611
Re : Opposition To lviart in Marietta hock vuarry
Gentlemen : This letter is in regard , to Martin Marietta
Aggregates application for a surface mining permit to commence
mining of Granite on 297 . 2 acres located 6.6 miles East of
iadkinville near road 6R 1711 (6peer Bridge Road ) in Yad:;{i.n j
County.
we , the residents of Yadkin county, wish to utilize our 'right
to freed6m of expression to verbilize our total opposition tI,o .
plans for a rock quarry in -our county .
The rock quarry will only prove to be a nuisance with structural
damage to our homes and wells and lowered water tables d-ue to
dangerous blasting. The noise and air bollution will be a
serious hazard to our health . An additional danger will be
the large trucks using our small roads and damaging them .
11Ihoa6a a_rn tha Rama narrnw rnnrin niir nhiIriran t.rquPI in gi?hnnI
buses daily. .._ . � �.. _.. v� .._� _ .. . _.� _ .
ne are horrified at the prospect of this rock quarry moving
in , despoiling our land , and endangering our environment by
dumping it ' s chemically treated water into our major tribu-
taries which empty into the Yadkin River- a major source of
water for many cities .
we wish to strongly oppose the granting of a permit to dis-
charge water and chemicals into any tributary of bouth 11E�ep
creek by Martin Marietta Aggregates Rock u>uarry. ne are also
totally against the granting of a mining permit .
we , as good citizens , have a right to live in a desirably
element and deserve some protection for residential and
agricultural areas . we believe that no choice has been ,liven
us before now and we believe that another site can be fo-,znd
that is not within a populated area. it is not necessary to
disrupt our lives , damage our homes and wells and lower our
property values .
sin
c
e
rel
y, `

January 1S , lyti9 4*
198
`vivisionlofyLandtion Resources O
0
N . U . 1)epartment of Natural Resources and
Uommunity Development
r. u. box 27 687
Raleigh , N. C . 27611
Re : Opposition To Piartin Marietta hock i�?,uarr.y
Gentlemen : This letter is in regard . to Martin Marietta
Aggregates application for a surface mining permit to commence
mining of Granite on [97 . 2 acres located 6 .6 miles test of
radkinville near road dR 1711 (apeer Bridge Road ) in Yadkin
County.
vve , the residents of Yadkin County, wish to utilize our right
to freedom of expression to verbilize our total opposition to
plans for a rock quarry in 'our county.
The rock quarry will only prove to be a nuisance with structural
damage to our '•homes and wells and lowered water tables due to
dangerous blasting . The noise and air pollution will be ,a
serious hazard to our health . tin additional danger will be
the large trucks using ' our small roads and damaging them .
These are the same narrow roads our children travel in school
buses daily.
ne are horrified at the prospect or this rock quarry moving
in , despoiling our land , and endangering our environment by
dumping it ' s chemically treated water into our major tr.itu-
taries which empty into the Yadkin River- a major source of
water for many cities .
wcu Wi�lh t.n 4t.rnnaI v nnnnaa the rrrant.i T) r of n nPrmi t t.n (1 i,s-
charge water and chemicals into a.ny tributary of youth Dc!ep
creek by Martin Marietta Aggregates Rock Uluarry. , "e are also
totally against the granting of a mining permit .
we , as good citizens , have a right to live in a desirable?
element and deserve some protection for residential and
agricultural areas . we believe that no choice has been riven
us before now and we believe that another site can be found
that is not within a populated area , it is not necessary to
disrupt our lives , damage our homes and wells and lower cur
property values .
bincerel,y, ��

January 13 , 19ti9
Land Quality Section % J9
Livision of Land Resources �'J"f- cq�
N. (� . j)epartment of Natural Resources and Fk
r', uu.orsoxn27 S�evelopment FCT0
Raleigh, N. V . ;�7611
Re : Opposition To ivza.rtin Marietta hock �!'uarry
Gentlemen : This letter is in regard , to Martin Marietta
Aggregates application for a surface mining permit to commence
mining of Granite on 297 . 2 acres located 6.6 miles East of
Yadkinville near road 6R 1711 (6peer Bridge Road ) in Yadkirl.
County.
we , the residents of 'Yadkin county, wish to utilize our right
to freedom of expression to verbilize our total opposition to
plans for a rock quarry in our county.
The rock quarry will only prove to be a nuisance with structural
damage to our ',.homes and wells and lowered water tables due to
dangerous blasting . The noise and air pollution will be a
serious hazard to our health . xn additional danger will be
the large trucks using our small roads and damaging them .
These are the same narrow roads our children travel in school
buses daily.
ne are horrified at the prospect of this rock quarry moving
in , despoiling our land , and endangering our environment by
dumping it ' s chemically treated water into our major tribu-
taries which empty into the Yadkin River- 'a major source of
water for many cities .
. we wish to strongly oppose the granting of a permit to dis-
charge water and chemicals into any tributary of youth Deep
creek by Martin Marietta Aggregates Rock s.,Jjuar.ry. rre are also
totally against the granting of a mining permit .
VYP_. , as good c li ti 7.PnC ! ?have a right — live in -i Ai u u-L
element and deserve some protection for residential, and.
agricultural areas . we believe that no choice has been given
us before now and we believe that another site can be found
that is not within a populated area. it is not necessary to
disrupt our lives , damage our homes and wells and lower our
property values .
aincerel,y,

3
January 13 , 19B9
� � m
Land Quality Section Z �
`vivision of ]Land Resources ? t ,
N . u . iiepartment of Natural Resources and
community Development ,: C
r. 0. 1= 27 687 c{ cs-
Raleigh, N. C . 27611 G,
Re : Opposition To martin mar. ietta hock a!,uarry
Gentlemen : This Letter is in regard to Martin Marietta
Aggregates application for a surface mining permit to commence
mining of Granite on 297 . 2 acres located 6 . 6 miles bast of
radkinville near road 6R 1711 (6peer Bridge Road ) in Yadkin
County.
we , the reSiAgnntc of varilrin c.,m my : wi gh t.n »till 7.a ntrr right
to freedom of expressionto verbilize our total opposition to
plans for a rock quarry in -our county.
The rock quarry will only prove to be a nuisance with structural
damage to our homes and wells and lowered water tables due to '
dangerous blasting. The noise and air pollution will be a 1
serious hazard to our health . An additional danger will be
the large trucks using . our small roads and damaging them .
These are the same narrow roads our children travel in school
buses daily.
re are horrified at the prospect of this rock quarry moving
in , despoiling our land , and endangering; our environment by
dumping it ' s chemically treated water into our major tribu-
taries which empty into the Yadkin River- ,a major source of
water for many cities .
ve wish to strongly oppose the granting of a permit to dis-
charge water and chemicals into any tributary of South Deep
Ureek by Martin Marietta Aggregates Rock `,;uar.ry. ive are also
totally against the granting of a mining permit .
ne , as good citizens , have a right to live in a desirable
element and deserve some protection for residential and
agricultural areas . we believe that no choice has been given
us before now and we believe that another site can be found
that is not within a populated area . It is not necessary to
disrupt our lives , damage our homes and wells and lower our
property values .
�)incerel•y,

January 13 , 1989
Land Quality Section 9 �"•
'' 2
CI
-Division of Land Resources ;
epartment of Natural ResourceF; and '
community Development
P. u . rsox 27 687 d
Raleigh , N. U . 27611 , `�
D2
Re : Opposition To iviartin marietta Mock +!,uarry
Gentlemen : This letter is in regard- to Martin Marietta
Aggregates application for a surface mining permit to commence.
mining of Granite on L97 . 2 acres located 6.6 miles East of
Yadkinville near road 6R 1711 (jpeer Bridge Road ) in Yadkin
County.
vve , the residents of Yadkin County, wish to utilize our right
t0 freedom or expression to veiuilize our total vppvsltionl, to
plans for a rock quarry in -our county.
The rock quarry will only prove to be a- nuisance with structural
damage to o.ur homes and wells and lowered water tables due to
dangerous blasting . The noise and air pollution will be a
serious hazard to our health . wn' dddLtional danger will be
the large trucks using,:-•our small roads' and damaging them .
These are the same narrow roads our children travel in school
buses daily.
ne are horrified at the prospect oz' this rock quarry moving
in , despoiling our land , and endangering our environment by
dumping it ' s - chemically treated water into our major tribu-
taries which empty into the Yadkin River- a major source of
water for many cities .
we wish to strongly oppose the granting of a permit to dis-
charge water and chemicals into any-„tributary of youth Deep
creek by Martin Marietta Aggregates Rock W,,uarry. 'ne are also
totally against the granting of a mining permit .
vve , as good citizens , . have a right to live in a desirable
element and deserve some protection for residential and
agricultural areas . we believe that no choice has been given
us before now and we believe that -another site can be found
that is not within a populated area. it is not necessary to
Q1BI'upl. VLi.L' lives , 11cf.Illage our homes and, Rctto aiiu low-Cr vul-
property values.
bincerel,y,
r ,

J an u ary 13 , 198 9
C
Land Quality Section
-vivision of Land Resources Cat
N . u . uepartment of Natural Resources and `r
community DevelopmentLo
it. u . i:= 27 687
Raleigh , N. C . ;�7611 1 . z
Re : Opposition To iwartin Marietta Rock �?,ularry
Gentlemen : 'This letter is in regard • to Martin Marietta
Aggregates application for a surface mining permit to commence
mining of Granite on 297 . 2 acres located 6 .6 miles East of
radkinville near road 6R 1711 (6peer Bridge Road ) in Yadkin
County.
rve , the residents of Yadkin county, wish' to utilize our right
to freedom of expression to verbilize our total opposition to
plans for a rock quarry in our county.
The rock quarry will only prove to be a nuisance with structural
damage to our '.homes and wells and lowered water tables due to
dangerous blasting . The noise and air pollution will be a
serious hazard to our health . An additional danger will be
the large trucks using our small roads and damaging them .
These are the same narrow roads our children travel in school
buses daily.
vve are horrified at tfic prospect of this roLn 11 carry mov
in , despoiling our land , and endangering; our environment by
dumping it ' s chemically treated water into our major tribu-
taries which empty into the Yadkin River- a major source of
water for many cities .
we wish to strongly oppose the granting of a permit to dis-
charge water and chemicals into any tributary of 6outh Deep
creek by Martin Marietta Aggregates Rock �-!!uar.ry. rVe are also
totally against the granting of a mining permit .
vve , as good citizens , have a right to live in a desirable
element and deserve some protection for residential and
agricultural areas . we believe that no choice has been given
us before now and we believe that another site can be found
that is not within a populated area. it is not necessary to
disrupt our lives , damage our homes and wells and lower our
property values .
�Dincerel,y,
"&nett. 14 `I�

41
January 13 , .1)1
14111,lev
Land Quality Section
.jivision of Land Resources
N . v . department ^i' AT-a ti.wral 'RaaResy�tirnnQ anell
community Development
P. u . oox 27687
Raleigh, N. C . 17611
Re : Opposition To Martin Marietta hock ti,ruarry
Gentlemen : This letter is in regard' . to Martin Marietta
Aggregates application for a surface mining permit to commence
mining of Granite on 297 . 2 acres located 6 . 6 miles .bast -of
Yadkinville near road 6R 1711 (6peer Bridge Road ) in Yadkin
county.
oe , the residents of Yadkin uounty, wish to utilize our right
to freedom of expression to verbilize our total opposition to
plans i'or a rock quarry in rour county .
The rock quarry will only prove to be a• nuisance with structural
damage to ouT homes and wells and lowered water tables due�, to
dangerous blasting . The noise and air pollution will be a�
serious hazard to our health. An additional danger will be
the large trucks using:'-'6ur small roads and damaging them . 4
These are the same narrow roads our children travel in school
buses daily.
ne are horrified at the prospect of this rock quarry moving
in , despoiling our land , and endangering our environment by
riumping it- Is (``'1Pml_c�a_1�V treated water into our major tribu-
taries which empty into the Yadkin River- a major source of
water for many cities .
we wish to strongly oppose the granting of a permit to dis-
charge water and chemicals into any tributary of youth Deep
ureek by Martin Marietta Aggregates Rock uluar.ry. rve are also
totally against the granting of a mining permit .
vre , as good citizens , • have a right to live in a desirable
element and deserve some protection for residential and
agricultural areas . we believe that no choice has been given
us before now and we believe that another site can be found
that is not within a populated area . it is not necessary to
diurupt our lives , damage our homes and wells and lower our
property values .
aincerel,y,

' w
January 13 , 1969
3
Land Quality Section !q
Livision of Land Resources
N . u . iuepartment of Natural Resources and
community Development
i'. U . nox 27 687 1F
Raleigh, N. C . 276:1.1 '.C/0
Re : Opposition To viartin marietta Rock Quarry 4
Gentlemen : 'Phis letter is in regard- to Martin Marietta
l
Aggregates application for a surface mining permit to commence
mining of Granite on 297 . 2 acres located 6 . 6 miles East of
Yadkinville near road 6R 1711 (6peer Bridge Road ) in Yadkin
County. I!
we , the residents of 'Yadkin uounty,, wish to, ;;t ilize our. riK[it
to freedom of expression to verbilize our total opposition to
plans for a rock quarry in our county.
The rock quarry will only prove to be -,a nuisance with structural
damage to our 'homes and wells and lowered water tables due to
dangerous blasting . The noise and air pollution will be a
serious hazard -to our health. An additional danger will be
the large trucks using,..%6ur small roans and 1 damaging them .
These are the same narrow roads our children travel in school
buses daily.
ne are horrified at the prospect of this rock quarry moving
in , despoiling our land , and endangering our environment by
dumping it ' s chemically treated water into -our major tribu-
taries which empty into the Yadkin River- a major source of
water for many cities .
we wish to strongly oppose the granting of a permit to dis-
charge water and chemicals into Kny tributary of bouth -Deep
Ureek by Martin Marietta Aggregates Rock uluarry. '�e are also
totally against _the granting of a mining permit .
we , as good citizens , have a right to live in a desirable
element and deserve some protection for residential and
agricultural areas . we believe that no choice has been given
us before now and we believe that another site can be found
that is not within a populated area- .4 t is not -LIU-C,...-. r� l _
not llG4GO�CL�. Y I,U
disrupt our lives , damage our homes and wells and lower our
property values .
sincerely,
' t U

r y
January
z r 7k
Land Quality SectionrIZI
'Division of Land Resources
N . u . Department of Natural Resources and
community Development C LC
r'. u. zox 27687
Raleigh, N . C . 27611
Re : Opposition To ivsart in mar. ietta bock vuarry
Gentlemen : This letter is in regard • to Martin Marietta
Aggregates application for a surface mining permit to commence
mining of Granite on 297 . 2 acres located 6 .6 miles r,ast of
ia.dkinville near road SR 1711 (Speer Bridge Road ) in Yadkin
County.
rve , the residents of Yadkin county , wish to utilize our right
to freedom of expression to verbilize our total opposition to
plans for a rock quarry in our county.
The . rock quarry will only prove to be a nuisance with structural
damage to ourhomes and wells and lowered water tables due to
dangerous blasting . The noise and air pollution will be a
serious hazard to our health . xn additional danger will be
the large trucks using ' our small roads and damaging them .
These are the same narrow roads our children travel in school
buses daily.
ne are horrified at the prospect of this rock quarry moving
in , despoiling our land , and endangering our environment by
dumping it ' s chemically treated water into our major tribu-
taries which empty into the Yadkin liver- a major source of
water for many cities .
vva wi ch to gt.rnnol v nnrn-,a tha orant i nu of a nprmi t. to ri i G-
-
charge water and chemicals into any tributary of South beep
Ureek by Martin Marietta Aggregates Rock '.,uar.ry. vve are also
totally against the granting of a mining permit .
we , as good citizens , have a right to live in a desirable
element and deserve some protection for residential and
agricultural areas . we believe that no choice has been given
us before now ana we believe that another site can be found
that is not within a populated area . it is not necessary to
disrupt our lives , damage our homes and wells and lower our
property values .
bincerely,

f
,january 13 , 19tsg
Land Quality Section q2 ;:
_uivision of Land Resources
N . U . uepartment of Natural Resources and
Community Development % o;
.P. U. box 27 687 ES
Raleigh , N . C . 27611
02
Re : Opposition To Martin marietta dock �,)varry
Gentlemen : - 'This letter is in regard' , to Martin Marietta
Aggregates application for a surface mining permit to commence
mining of Granite on 297 . 2 acres. located � 6 . 6 miles East *of
iadkinville near road 6R 1711. (apeer Bridge Road ) in Yadkin
County.
n+e , the residents of Yadkin Uounty, wish to utilize our right
to freedom of expression to verbilize our total opposition to
plans for a rock quarry in -our county.
The rock quarry will only prove to be a nuisance with structural
damage to our homes and wells and lowered water tables due to
dangerous blasting . The noise and air pollution will be a
serious hazard to our health . wn 9; ditiona.l danger will be
the large trucks using%.,bur small roads and damaging them .
These are the same narrow roads our children travel in school
buses daily.
ne are horrified at the prospect of' this rock quarry moving
in , despoiling our land , and endangering our environment by
dumping it ' s chemically treated water into our major tribu-
taries which empty into the Yadkin River- a major source of
water for many cities .
we wish to strongly oppose the granting of a permit to dis-
charge water and chemicals into dny tributary of 6outh Veep
Ureek by Martin Marietta Aggregates Rock `,uarry. "iye are also
totally against the granting of a mining permit .
rye , as good citizens , . have a right to live in a desirable
element and deserve some protection for residential and
agricultural areas . we believe that no choice has been given
us before now and we believe that another site can be found
that is not within a populated area . :it is not necessary to
disrupt our lives , damage our homes and wells and lower our
property values .
;Dincerel,y,

r �
,january 15 , 1y�s9
Land Quality Sectiondry
vivision of Nand Resources ���� �9�
N . u . -uepartment of Natural Resources and 11 9
community Development
iP. u . -sox 27 687
Raleigh , N. U . 27611
Re : Opposition To viartin marietta riock �_),uarry
Gentlemen : This letter is in regard • to Martin marietta
Aggregates application for a surface mining permit to commence
mining of Granite on :e97 . 2 acres located 6 .6 miles East of
Yadkinville near road 6R 1711 (6peer Bridge Road ) in Yadkin
County.
oe , the residents of Yadkin county, wish to utilize our right
to freedom of expression to verbilize our total opposition to
plans for a rock quarry in -our county .
The rock quarry will only prove to be a nuisance with structural
damage to our homes and wells and lowered water tables due to
dangerous blasting . The noise and air pollution will be a
serious hazard to our health . an additional danger will be
the large trucks using our small roads and damaging them .
These aro +ha cams nnrrnw rnadS nur children travel in school
buses daily.
Pe are horrified at the prospect of this rock quarry moving
in , despoiling our land , and endangering our environment by
dumping it ' s chemically treated water into our major tribu-
taries which empty into the Yadkin River- !a major source of
water for many cities .
we wish to strongly oppose the granting of a p6 rmit to dis-
charge water and chemicals into any tributary of South Deep
creek by Martin marietta Aggregates Rock uluarry. "e are also
totally against the granting of a mining permit .
we , as good citizens , have a right to live i.ii a desirablEf
element and deserve some protection for residential and
agricultural areas . we believe that no choice has been given
us before now and we believe that another site can be found
that is not within a populated area . it is' not necessary to
disrupt our lives , damage our homes and wells and lower our
property values .
bincerel,y,

anuary 13 , 1989
Land Quality Section
Division of Land Resources
N . U . Department of Natural Resources and
Uommunity Development
P. U. nox 27 687 �Fc�
Raleigh , N . U . 27611 ;/0
2
Re : Opposition To Martin Marietta hock Quarry
Gentlemen : This letter is in .regard— to Martin Marietta
Aggregates application for a surface mining permit to commence
mining of Granite on 297 . 2 acres located 6 .6 miles East -of
Yadkinville 'near road aR 1711 (6peer Bridge Road ) in Yadkin
County.
Pe , the residents of Yadkin Uounty, wish to utilize ou.r right
to freedom of expression to verbilize our total opposition to
plans for a rock quarry in •dour county.
The rock quarry will only prove to be a nuisance with structural
damnxrP to nil-- Iinmps and wells and lowered water tables due to
dangerous blasting . The noise and air pollution will be a
serious hazard to our health. An additional danger will be
the large trucks using;;.our small roads and damaging them .
These are the same narrow roads our children travel in school
buses daily.
ne are horrified at the prospect of this rock quarry moving;
in , despoiling our land , and endangering our environment by
dumping it ' s chemically treated water into our major tribu-
taries which empty into the Yadkin River- a major source of
water for many cities .
we wish to strongly oppose the granting of a permit to dis-
charge water and chemicals into any tributary of 6outh Deep
creek by Martin Marietta Aggregates Rock U!uar.ry. "e are also
totally against the granting of a mining permit .
nre . as good citizens , have a right to live in a desirable 4
element and deserve some protection for residential and
agricultural areas . we believe that np choice has been given
us before now and we believe that another site can be found
that is not within a populated area. it is not necessary to
d"i iiipt our lives , uarirage our ir7orires and veils and lower our
property values.
z�,incerel,y,

January 13 , •1989 ,
Land Quality Section
,..uivision of i,and Resources
N. U . Lepartment of Natural Resources and
community Development
x, u, -nox 27687 oz
Raleigh, N . U . 27611 1
Re : Opposition To iviartin Marietta Rock �_),uarry
Gentlemen : This letter is in regard : t ,o Martin Marietta
Aggregates application for a surface mining permit to commence
mining of Granite on t97 . 2 acres located 6 .6 miles East of
Yadkinville near road dR 1711 (opeer Bridge Road ) in Yadkin
Couhty.
ve , the residents of Yadkin county, wish too utilize our right
to freedom of expression to verbilize our 'total opposition to
plans for a rock quarry in our county.
The rock quarry will only prove to be '-a nuisance with structural
damage to our. "homes and wells and lowered water tables due to
dangerous blasting . The noise and air pollution will be a
serious hazard to our. health. an additional danger will be
the large trucks using,,'-bur small roads and damaging them .
These are the same narrow roads our Children travel in school
buses daily .
"e are horrified at the prospect of this rock quarry moving
in , despoiling our land , and endangering our environment by
dumping it ' s chemically treated water into our major tribu-
taries which empty into the Yadkin River- a major source of
water for many cities .
we wish to strongly oppose the granting of a permit to dis-
charge water and chemicals into any tributary of bouth :Deep
creek by Martin Marietta Aggregates Rock tduar.r,y. 're are also
totally against .the granting of a mining permit .
:,c , as good citizens , have a right to live in a desirable
element and deserve some protection for residential and
agricultural areas . we believe that no choice has been given
us before now and we believe that another site can be found
that is not within a populated area . it is not necessary to
disrupt our lives , damage our homes and wells and lower our
property values .
sincerely, �
C��

January .13 , 1989 �
band Quality Section ��iiry `989
•.Livision of Land Resources
N. U . i)epartment of Natural Resources and �FCTj�
uommunity• Development ti
.P. U. nox 27687
Raleigh, N. U . 27611
Re : Opposition To Martin Marietta Rock vuarry
Gentlemen : This letter is in regard,-,` to Martin Marietta
w Aggregates application fora surface mining permit to commence
mining of Granite on 297 . 2 acres located 6'.6 miles East-of
radkinville near road aR 1711 (Speer Bridge Road ) in Yadkin
County .
vve . the residents of 'Yadkin 4---ty� hish to utilize our right
to freedom of expression to verbilize our total opposition to
plans for a rock quarry in -,our county.
The rock quarry will only prove to be a nuisance with structural
damage to our `homes and wells and lowered water tables due to
dangerous blasting. The noise and air pollution will be a
serious hazard to our health. xn additional danger will be
the large trucks using,.:-our small 'roads and damaging them .
These are the same narrow roads our children travel in school
buses daily.
ne are horrified at the prospect of this rock quarry moving
in , despoiling our land , and endangering our environment b
dumping itis chemically treated water into our major tribu-
taries which empty into the Yadkin River- a major source of
water for many cities .
we wisho.to strongly oppose the granting of a permit to dis-
charge water and chemicals into any tributary of :5ou.th beep
:reek by Martin Marietta Aggregates Rock u!uar.ry. rye are also
totally against _the granting of a mining .permit .
vie , as good citizens , have a right to live in a desirable
element and deserve some protection for residential and
agricultural areas . . we believe that no choice has been given
us before now and we believe that another site can be found
that is not within a Populated area. ;,t is not necessary to
disrupt our lives , damage our homes and wells and lower our
property values .
sincerely,
i'
l
i

January 13 , lyt�9 -
v9
Land Quality Section ��e� y y
.uivision of Land Resources
N . U . uepartment of Natural Resources and
community Development
.t=. u. -sox 27687
Raleigh , N . C . ;�7611 e�
Re : Opposition To martin Marietta Mock �1�uarry
Gentlemen : This letter is in regard • to Martin Marietta
Aggregates application for a surface mining permit to commence
mining of Granite on 297 . 2 acres located 6 . 6 miles East of
Yadkinville near road aR 1711 (6peer Bridge Road ) in Yadkin
County.
oe . the residents of Yadkin Uounty . wish to utilize our right
to freedom of expression to verbilize our total opposition to
plans for a rock quarry in our county.
The rock quarry will only prove to be a nuisance with structural
damage to our homes and wells and lowered water tables due to
dangerous blasting . The noise and air pollution will be a
serious hazard to our health. An additional danger will be
the large trucks using our small roads and damaging them .
These are the same narrow roads our children travel in school
buses daily.
ne are horrified at the prospect of this rock quarry moving
in , despoiling our land , and endangering our environment by
dumping it ' s chemically treated water into our major tribu-
taries which empty into the Yadkin River- a major source of
water for many cities .
we wish to strongly oppose the granting of a permit to dis-
charge water and chemicals into a.ny tributary of South Deep
:reek by Martin Marietta Aggregates Rock Y,uarry. ne are also
totally against the granting of a mining permit .
rwooA n4 +4 znr�n 'k nor- n 4n1,+ +— l4•rn i .n .l.-.n4 �...�1.1
�U V y y y 4 ri C,C7 I A Q V G GA r A.�I U U\J _L L V C, L t J a U.G�7 J_ U y e
element and deserve some protection for residential and
agricultural areas . we believe that no choice has been given
us before now and we believe that another site can be found
that is not within a populated area . it is not necessary to
disrupt our lives , damage our homes and wells and lower our
property values .
:�,incerel,y, . „

January 15 , 19ti9
Land Quality Section
vivision of Land Resources qi�r, 9by
N . u . i)epartment of Natural Resources and J .
community Development r F�Ij�h
r. U . -sox 27 68 7
Raleigh , N. U . 27611
Re : Opposition To ivsart in Marietta hock �!,uarry
Gentlemen : This letter is in regard • to Martin mar.ietta
Aggregates application for a surface mining permit to commence
mining of Granite on Z97 . 2 acres located 6 . 6 miles East of
radkinville near road 6R 1711 (6peer Bridge Road ) in Yadkin
County.
riP _ the rPgi(9Pnts nf' -Yarikin L;nimty_ wi sh to tit,iI i 7,P. nur riP,ht
to freedom of expression to verbilize our total opposition to
plans for a rock quarry in our county .
The rock quarry will only prove to be a nuisance with structural
damage to our ,.homes and wells and lowered water tables due to
dangerous blasting . The noise and air pollution will be a
serious hazard to our health . an additional danger will be
the large trucks using our small roads and damaging them .
These are the same narrow roads our children travel in school
buses daily.
ne are, horrified at the prospect of this rock quarry moving
in , despoiling our land , and endangering our environment by
dumping it ' s chemically treated water into our major tribu-
taries which empty into the Yadkin !river- a major source of
water for many cities .
we wish to strongly oppose the granting of a permit to dis-
charge water and chemicals into any tributary of South !Jeep
creek by martin Marietta Aggregates Rock u;uarry. rwe are also
totally against the granting of a mining permit .
vie , as good citizens , have a right to live in a desirable
element and deserve some protection for residential and
agricultural areas . we believe that no choice has' been given
us before now and we believe that another site can be found
that is not within a populated area . it is not necessary to
disrupt our lives , damage our homes and wells and. lower our
property values .
�Dincerely'
JM_4L

1
s
January 13 , 1989
. ✓q �f d�
Land Quality Section
•.Livision of i,and Resources
N . u . Department of Natural Resources and
community Development
±I. v. box 27 687
Raleigh, N. C . 27611
Re : Opposition To martin Marietta kocki �.),uarry
Gentlemen : This letter is in regard to Martin Marietta
Aggregates application for a surface mining permit to commence
mining of Granite on 297 .2 acres located 6'.6 miles past- of
Yadkinville near road aR 1711 ('apeer Bridge Road ) in Yadkin
County.
oe , the residents of Yadkin Uounty, wish to utilize our right
to freedom of expression to verbilize our total opposition to
plans t'or a rock quarry in .our county.
The rock quarry will only prove to be '-a nuisance with structural
damage to our 'homes and wells and lowered water tables due to
dangerous blasting. The noise and air pollution will be a
serious hazard to our health . An additional danger will be
the large trucks using:;6, ur small 'roads and damaging them .
These are the same narrow roads our children travel in school
buses daily.
we are horrified at the prospect of this rock quarry moving
in , despoiling our land , and endangering our environment by
dur�iping it ' s chemically treated water into our major tribu-
taries which empty into the Yadkin River- a major source of
water for many cities .
we wish to strongly oppose the granting of a permit to dis-
charge water and chemicals into any tributary of youth deep
creek by Martin Marietta Aggregates Rock u!uarry. ne are also
totally against -the granting of a mining permit .
wc , as good citizeus , have a right to live in a desirable
element and deserve some protection for residential and
agricultural areas . we believe that no choice has been given
us before now and we believe that another site can be found
that is not within a populated area. it is not necessary to
disrupt our Lives , damage our homes and wells and lower our
property values .
z,incerel,y,

January 13 , 1989
Land Quality Section � ✓�
uivision of Land Resources
N . U . iuepartment of Natural Resources and '< cop
community Development
P. U . .pox 27687
Raleigh , N. U . 27611 y
Re : Opposition To Martin Marietta hock c,;,uarry
Gentlemen ; This letter is in regard— to Martin Marietta
Aggregates application for a surface mining permit to commence
minirrr of C:ranita nn 247 , 9 arres locatloci Fi , h miles Egst -of
iadkinville near road�6R 1711 (Spee'r Bridge Road ) in Yadkin
County.
vve , the residents of Yadkin County, wilsh to utilize our right
to freedom of expression to verbilize -our total opposition to
plans for a rock quarry in ,our county.
The rock quarry will only prove to be a• nuisance with structural
damage to our homes and wells and lowered water tables due to
dangerous blasting . The noise and air pollution will, be a
serious hazard to our health. An' ddditional danger will be
the large trucks using:.''our small roads and damaging them .
These are the same narrow roads our children travel in school
buses daily.
ne are horrified at the prospect of this rock quarry moving
in , despoiling our land , and endangering our environment by
dumping it ' s chemically treated water into our major tribu-
taries which empty into the Yadkin !river- a major source of
water for many cities .
we wish to strongly oppose the granting of a permit to dis-
charge water and chemicals into any tributary of bouth deep
creek by Martin Marietta Aggregates Rock uluarry. ne are also
totally against the granting of a mining permit .
vve , as good citizens , have a right to live in a desirable
element and deserve some protection for residential and
agricultural areas . we believe that no choice has been given
us before now and we believe that another site can be found
that is not within a populated area. 1t is not necessary to
disrupt our lives , damage our homes and wells and lower our
property values .
z:incerel,y,

januar,y 13 , 1969
Land Quality Section �ei �?, �<`
vivision of Land Resources
N. u . _uepartment of Natural Resources and
uommunity Development
u. -sox 27 687 9
Raleigh, N. U . 27611
2
Re : Opposition To wartin Marietta hock Vuarry
Gentlemen : This letter is in regard • to Martin Marietta
Aggregates application for a surface mining permit to commence
mining of Granite on e97 . 2 acres located 6 .6 miles past of
iadkinville near road aR 1711 (Speer Bridge Road ) in Yadkin
County. '
wa tha raairIPnt_q of 'Yarikin courts_ wish to util i "l•P nur ri-aht
to freedom of expression to verbilize our total opposition 'to
plans for a rock quarry in our county.
The rock quarry will only prove to be a nuIisance with structural
damage to our homes and wells and lowered ,water tables due to
dangerous blasting. The noise and air pollution will be a
serious hazard to our health. An additional danger will be
the large trucks using our small roads and damaging them .
These are the same narrow roads our children travel in school
buses daily.
ne are horrified at the prospect of this rock quarry moving;
in , despoiling our land , and endangering our environment by
dumping it ` s chemically treated water into our major tribu-
taries which empty into the Yadkin River- a major source of
water for many cities .
. we wish to strongly oppose the granting of a permit to dis-
charge water and chemicals into any tributary of bouth Veep
creek by Martin Marietta Aggregates Rock u,uarry. ne are also
totally against the granting of a mining permit .
rye , as good citizens , have a right to live in a desirable
element and deserve some protection for residential and
agricultural areas . we believe that no choice has been given
us before now and we believe that another site can be found
that is not within a nonulated area- 1t is not nPePssPry to
disrupt our lives , damage our homes and wells and lower- our.
property values .
aincerel,y,
T

�- January 13 , lytI9 ;
Land Quality Section
Division of Land Resources 9 C%
SY • V • Department V1 Natural CL1 Resources tiGs and
community Development
2• u . sox 27 687
Raleigh , N. C . 27611
Re : Opposition To Martin marietta hock Quarry -
Gentlemen : This letter is in regard- 'to Martin Marietta
Aggregates application for a surface mining permit to commence
mining of Granite on 297 . 2 acres locate 6 H:6 miles East"of
Yadkinville near. road SR 1711 (Speer Bridge Road ) in Yadkin
County.
we , the residents of Yadkin Uounty, wish to utilize our right
to freedom of expression to verbilize oui total opposition to
plans for a rock quarry in our county.
The rock quarry will only prove to be a- nuisance with structural
damage to o! homes and wells and low6rer3 water tables due to
dangerous blasting . The noise and air pollution. will be a
serious hazard tb our health . an Additional danger will be
the large trucks usingnbur small roads and damaging them .
These are the same narrow roads our children travel in school
buses daily.
we are horrified at the prospect of this rock quarry moving
in , despoiling our land , and endangering our environment by
dumping it ' s chemically l y treated water into our major tribu-
taries taries which empty into the Yadkin River- a major source of
water for many cities .
we wish to strongly oppose the granting of a permit to dis-
charge water and chemicals into any tributary of south Deep
creek by Martin marietta Aggregates Rock quarry. ie are also
totally against the granting of a mining permit .
we , as good citizens . have a right to live in a desirable
element and deserve some protection for residential and
agricultural areas . we believe that no choice has been given
us before now and we believe that another site can be found
that is not within a populated area . It is not necessary to
disrupt our lives , damage our homes and wells and lower our
property values.
bincerel,y,
i

J ,l anuar,y 13 , 19t19 t Land Quality Section
`Division of ,nand Resources
N. u . uepartment of Natural Resources and ALP �9
community Development
r. U . nox 27 687 �.
Raleigh , N . C . 27611
Re : Opposition To martin Marietta hock �!'uiarry
Gentlemen : This letter is in regard • to Martin Marietta
Aggregates application for a surface mining permit to commence
mining of Granite on ;e97 . 2 acres located 6.6 miles East of
Yadkinville near road aR 1711 (6peer Bridge Road ) in Yadkin
county.
rye , the residents of Yadkin Uounty, wish to utilize our right
to freedom of expression to verbalize our total opposition to
plans for a rock quarry in -our county.
The rock quarry will only prove to be a nuisance with structural
damage to our -.homes and wells and lowered water tables due to
dangerous blasting. The noise and air pollution will be a
serious hazard to our health . An additional danger will be
the large trucks using.'our small roads and damaging them .
These are the same narrow roads our children travel in school
buses daily.
ne are horrified at the prospect of this rock quarry moving
in , despoiling our land , and endangering our environment by
dumping it ' s chemically treated water into our major tribu-
taries which empty into the Yadkin River- a major source of
water for many cities .
we wiSh +n C+roner" e■ nn-n^se +he rsrar+yrrr o. F* J �..
..,.. iv,. vv vviv.�F3iy vi�i.,v..a�, u� 6iuLJVitTF, vl c pc_ -Ll.
charge water and chemicals into any tributary of 6outh Deep
Ureek by Martin Marietta Aggregates Rock quarry. "e are also
totally against the granting of a mining permit..
Yve , as good citizens , have a right to live in a desirable
element and deserve some protection for residential and
agricultural areas . we believe that no choice has been given
us before now and we believe that another site can be found
that is not within a populated area. it is- not necessary to
disrupt our lives , damage our homes and wells and lower our
property values.
bincerely,
l

r
January 13 , 1989
Land Quality Section
.uivision of Land Resources
N . U . _uepartment of Natural Resources and
community Development
r. U . Dox 27 687
Raleigh , N . U . 27611 < ��
Re : Opposition To martin mar.ietta hocklk,.warry �o
2
Gentlemen : This letter is in regard to Martin Marietta
Aggregates application for a surface mining permit to commence
mining of Granite on 297 . 2 acres located 6 . 6 miles East of
iadkinville near road, dR 1711 (:peer Bridge Road ) in Yadkin
County.
vve , the residents of Yadkin County, wish to utilize our right
to freedom of expression to verbalize our total opposition to
plans for a rock quarry in our county .
The rock quarry will only prove to be a nuisance with structural
damage to our '.homes and wells and lowered water tables due to
dangerous blasting . The noise and air pollution will be a
serious hazard to our health. xn additional danger will be
the large trucks using our small roads and damaging them .
TheseThese are the same narrow rnaAQ nor nhiIAreT +-r-nIral in anhnnl
va.. are�... �aaV same flaw.}yVrr }Vµuv Vawl Vaa},.}tea}4l, v,A,a^aY41 111 VV IaV V.1.
buses daily.
ne are horrified at the prospect of this rock quarry moving
in , despoiling our land , and endangering our environment by
dumping it ' s chemically treated water into our major tribu-
taries which empty into the Yadkin River.- a major source of
water for many cities .
wa wich t.n q+rnnaizr nnnnca +hw aran+inm of n rew.mi + +^ A ; e_
charge water and chemicals into any tributary of south Veep
Ureek by Martin Marietta Aggregates Rock kluarry. ne are also
totally against the granting of a mining permit .
we , as good citizens , have a right to live in a desirable
element and deserve some protection for residential and.
agricultural areas . we believe that no choice has been given
us before now and we believe that another site can be found
that is not within a populated area . it is not necessary to
disrupt our lives , damage our. homes and wells and lower. our
property values.
sincerely,

r
,januar,y 13 , l9t19 `4* , �ry
ly
Land Quality Section Sf�T�
'Division of hand Resources ti 01P
N . u' . i)enartment of Natural Resources and
community Development
-P. u. jsox 27687
Raleigh , N . U . 27611
I
Re : Opposition To martin marietta hock �!,uarry 3
Gentlemen : This letter is in regard , to Martin Marietta
Aggregates application for a surface mining permit to commence
mining of Granite on 297 . 2 acres located 6 .6 miles East of
iadkinville near road 6R 1711. (6peer Bridge Road ) in Yadkin
County.
Pe , the residents of 'Yadkin County , wish to utilize our right
t0 ireedd[R Vt expresslU[i to veruiliZe OU �UUca_L Opposition, �v
plans for a rock quarry in our county.
The rock quarry will only prove to be a nuisance with structural
damage to our .homes and wells and lowered water tables due to
dangerous blasting . The noise and air pollution will be a
serious hazard to our health . An additional danger will be
the large trucks using our small roads and damaging them .
These are the same narrow roads our children travel in school
buses daily.
ne are horrified at the prospect of this rock quarry moving
in , despoiling our land , and endangering our environment by
dumping it ' s chemically treated water into our major tribu-
taries which empty into the Yadkin River- a major source of
water for many cities .
we wish to strongly oppose the granting; of a permit to dis-
charge water and chemicals into uny tributary of South Deep
Creek by martin Marietta Aggregates Rock `i�uarry. we are also
totally against the granting of a mining permit .
we , as good citizens , have a right to lave in a desirable
element and deserve some protection for residential and
agricultural areas . we believe that no choice has been given
us before now and we believe that another site can be found
that is not within a populated area . it is not necessary to
di6rupt our lives , damage our homes and ells and lower.- our
property values ..
bincerel,y,
,� ��� ,

i► .
January 13 , 1989
Land Quality Section
,.Division of sand Resources
N . u . Department of Natural Resources and
community Development JF
i. u. box 27 687 �O
Raleigh, N. C . 27611 2
Re : Opposition To Martin Marietta hock Quarry
Gentlemen : This letter is in regard : to Martin Marietta
Aggregates application for a surface mining permit to commence
mining of Granite on 297 . 2 acres located 6..6 miles East of.
Yadkinville near road 6R 1711 (Speer Bridge Road ) in Yadkin
County.
oe , the residents of Yadkin County, wish to utilize our right
to freedom of expression to verbilize our total opposition to
plans for a rock quarry in +our county.
The rock quarry will only prove to be -a nuisance with structural
damage to =u 'homes and wells and lowered water tables due to
dangerous blasting. The noise and air pollution will be a
serious hazard' to our health. xn additional danger will be
the large trucks using::-our small roads and damaging them .
These are the same narrow roads our children travel in school
buses daily.
"e are horrified at the prospect of this rock quarry moving
in , despoiling our land , and endangering our environment by
dumping it ' s chemically treated water into our major tribu-
taries which empty into the Yadkin !fiver- a major source of i
water for many cities . i
we wash to strongly oppose the erTnr+ ;r.. r
1- 'D _� 'L of a permit to dis-
charge water and chemicals into any tributary of 6outh. Ueep
creek by Martin Marietta Aggregates Rockl td2uarry. 'ne are also
totally against -the granting of a mining permit .
oe , as good citizens , have a right to live in a desirable
element and deserve some protection for residential and
agricultural areas . we believe that no choice has been given
us before now and we believe that another site can be found
that is not within a populated area . It is not necessary to
disrupt our lives , damage our homes and wells and lower our
property values.
sincerely,

,January 13 , ] 9ts9
Land Quality Section
'9 ..
,._uivision of Land Resources
N . U . uepartment of Natural Resources and '
community Development
0. nox 27 687
Raleigh , N . C . 27611 'FOB
O�
Re : Opposition To Martin marietta hock Quarry
Gentlemen : This letter is in regard ?: to Martin Marietta
Aggregates application for a surface mining permit to commence
mining of Granite on 297 . 2 acres located 6..6 miles East-of
iadkinville near road 6R 1711 (Speer Bridge Road ) in Yadkin
County.
rye , the resident-9 of Yadkin county, wish to utilize our right
to freed6m of expression to verbilize our total opposition to
plans for a rock quarry in sour county.
The rock quarry will only prove to be '•a nuisance with structural
damage to our 'homes and wells and low6red water tables due to
dangerous blasting . The noise' and air pollution will be a
serious hazard to our health. tin additional danger will be
the large trucks using bur small roads and damaging them .
These are the same narrow roads our children travel in school
buses daily.
ne are horrified at the prospect of this rock quarry moving
in , despoiling our land , and endangering our environment by
dumping it ' s chemically treated water into our major tribu-
taries which empty into the Yadkin lover-- a major source of
water for many cities .
we wish to strongly oppose the granting of a permit to dis-
charge water and chemicals into any tributary of South Deep
:reek by Martin Marietta Aggregates Rack uluarry. 'ne are also
totally against the granting of a mining permit .
I
we , as good citizens , have a right to live in a desirable
element and deserve some protection for residential and
agricultural areas . we believe that no choice has been given
us before now and we believe that another site can be found
that is not within a populated area . "41 is riot, necessary to
disrupt our lives , damage our homes and wells and lower our
property values .
sincerely,

January 13, 1989 •f 1
11 �
Land Quality Section
' `Division of Land Resources �� j
N . u . department of Natural. Resources and 9E9
community Development 9
P. U. rsox 27687
Raleigh , N . U . 27611 a'L
Re : Opposition To iviartin Marietta hock Yuarry
Gentlemen : This letter is in regard , to Martin Marietta
Aggregates application for a surface mining permit to commence
mining of Granite on 297 . 2 acres located 6 .6 miles East of
xadkinville near road 6R 1711 (6peer Bridge Road ) in Yadkin
county.
we , the residents of 'Yadkin Uounty, wish to, utilize our right
to freedom of expression to verbilize our total opposition to
plans for a rock quarry in -our county .
The rock quarry will only prove to be a nuisance with structural
damage to our homes and wells and lowered water tables due to
dangerous blasting . The noise and -air pollution will be a
serious hazard to our health . xn additional danger will bei
the large trucks using 'our small roads and damaging them . I
These are the same narrow roads our children travel in school
buses daily.
ne are horrified at the prospect of this rock quarry moving
in , despoiling our land , and endangering our environment by
dumping it ' s chemically treated water into our major tribu-
taries which empty into the Yadkin lover- a major source of
water for many cities .
we wish to strongly oppose the granting of a permit to dis-
charge water and chemicals into any tributary of bouth Deep
creek by Martin Marietta Aggregates Rock Uluarry. ne are also
totally against the granting of a mining permit .
we , as good citizens , have a right to live in a desirable
element and deserve some protection for residential and
agricultural areas . we believe that no choice has been given
us before now ana we believe that another site can be found
that is not within a populated area, it is not necessary to
disrupt our lives , damage our homes and wells and lower our
property values .
bincerely,

yO/
VI??-
j an u ar,y 13 , 1989 6+
v��
Land Quality Section
'vivision of Land Resources
N . u . uepartment of Natural Resources and "ry
community Development
r. u . box 27 687
Raleigh, N . U . 27611
Re : Opposition To iviartin Marietta Hock t,).-uarry
Gentlemen : This letter is in regard • to Martin Marietta
Aggregates application for a surface mining permit to commence
mining of Granite on 297 . 2 acres located 6 .6 miles East of
ra.dkinville near road SR 1711 (apeer Bridge Road ) in Yadkin
Uounty.
ve , the residents of 'Yadkin Uounty, wish to utilize our right
to freedom of expression to verbilize our total opposition to
plans for a rock quarry in our county.
The rock quarry will only prove to be a nuisance with structural_
damage to our :homes and wells and lowered water tables due to
dangerous blasting . The noise and air pollution will be a
serious hazard to our health . An additional danger will be
the large trucks using .'-our small roads and damaging them .
These are the same narrow roads our children travel in school
buses daily.
ne are horrified at the prospect of this rock quarry moving
in , despoiling our land , and endangering our environment by
dumping it ' s chemically treated water into our major tribu-
taries which empty into the Yadkin River- a- major source of
water for many cities .
. ire wish to strongly oppose the granting of a permit to dis
charge water and chemicals into any tributary of South Deep '
Ureek by martin Marietta Aggregates Rock +.�!uar.ry. "e are also
totally against the granting of a mining permit .
vve , as good citizens , have a right to live in a desirable
element and deserve some protection for residential and
agricultural areas , we believe that no choice has been given
us before now ana we believe that another site can be found
that is not within a populated area . It is not necessary to
disrupt our lives , damage our homes and wells and lower our
property values .
bincerel,y, f

January 13 , 1989
Land Quality Section
vivision of nand Resources 7 r`
N . u . uepartment of Natural Resources and
Community Development
r. 0. nox 27 687
l
Raleigh, N. U . 276"11
f
Re : Opposition To martin Marietta hock `!quarry 2
Gentlemen : This letter is in regard . .to Martin Marietta
Aggregates application for a surface mining permit to commence
mining of Granite on 297 . 2 acres located 6 . 6 miles .bast of
iadkinville near road aR 1711 (apeer Bridge Road ) in Yadkin
County.
ve , the residents of Yadkin County, wish to utilize our right
to freed6m of expression to verbilize our total opposition to
plans for a rock quarry in our county .
The rock quarry will only prove to be a nuisance with structural
damage to our •homes and wells and lowered water tables due to
dangerous blasting . The noise and air pollution will be a
serious hazard to our health . tin additional danger will be
the large trucks using our small roads and damaging them .
These are the same narrow roads our children travel in school
buses daily.
re are ,horrified at the prospect of this rock quarry moving
in , . despoiling our land , and endangering our environment by
dumping it ' s chemically treated water into our major tribu_;
taries which empty into the Yadkin !river- a major source oil
water for many cities .
uuo wi oln +n c+rnvnrrI %r nnnnao +hn rrrnri+i rya of n nmrmi + +n n i c_
charge water and chemicals into any tributary of bouth Deep ,
Creek by martin Marietta Aggregates Rock Y!uarry. ne are also
totally against the granting of a mining permit .
rve , as good citizens , have a right to live in a desirable
element and deserve some protection for residential and
agricultural areas . we believe that no choice has been given
us before now ana we believe that another site can be found
that is not within a populated area. it is not necessary to
disrupt our lives , damage our homes and wells and lower our
property values . i
;Dincerel,y,

January 8 , 1989
Land Quality aection
vivision of Land Resources h
N.- U . uepartment of Natural hesources J ;
and Community Development c�
P. u . box 27 687 'c2
.Kaleigh , A . U. 27611
tie : apposition To Martin Marietta Rock Quarry
Gentlemen : This letter is in regards to martin Marietta
Aggregates application for a surface mining permit to commence
mining of Granite on 297 . 2 acres located 6.6 miles fast of
Yadkinville near road SR 1711 kbpeer Bridge Road ) in -Yadkin
Uounty .
i wish to utilize my right to freedom of expression to verbili�ze
my total opposition to plans for a rock quarry in our community.
The rock quarry will only prove to be a nuisance in our small
community with structural aamage to our homes and wells and
lowered water tables due to dangerous blasting. The noise and
air pollution will be a serious hazard to our health . An
additional danger will be the large trucks using our small roads,
and damaging them. These are the same narrow roads our
children travel in school buses daily.
..e, tI a mt.ant.l na of a. permit to discharge
1 wish to strongly oppose, V..�,. may........_ , _
water and chemicals into any tributary of South Deep Creek by
Martin Marietta Aggregates Hock quarry. T am also totally
against the granting of a minim; permit, ,
i believe that no choice has been given. to me and the members
of my community before now, and we believe that another site
can be found that is not within a populated area. it is not
�o a i Sru„+ our lives- riamage nur homes and wells
[]C�e��B.iy �v uiatuN� .,N,, ii. ., , Yv�
and lower our property values. Thank you for listening to me .
Sincerely,
r ti

January 1S , 1989
Land Quality Section ''�,
,.ijivis:ion of Land Resources A
N . U . Department of Natural Resources andl
community Development p2
P. U. nox 27687
Raleigh , N. U . 27611
Re : Opposition To Martin Marietta Rock �4uarry
Gentlemen : This letter is in regard ; to Martin Marietta
Aggregates application for a surface mining permit to commence
mining of Granite on 297 . 2 acres located 6 . 6 miles East of
�Yadkinville near road 6R 1711 (Speer Bridge Road ) in Yadkin
County.
we , the residents of Yadkin county, wish to utilize our right
to freed6m of expression to verbilize our total opposition to
plans for a rock quarry in our county.
The rock quarry will only prove to be ,a nuisance with structural
damage to our 'homes and wells and lowered water tables due to
dangerous blasting . The Noise and air pollution will be a
serious hazard to our health . An 'additional danger will be
the large trucks using:,-'-our small roads and damaging them .
These are the same narrow roads our children travel in school
buses daily.
we are horrified at the prospect of this rock quarry moving
in , despoiling our land , and endangering our environment by
dumping it ' s chemically treated water into our major tribu-
taries which empty into the Yadkin River- a major source of
water for many cities .
we wish to strongly oppose the granting of P. permit to dis-
charge water and chemicals into any tributary of bouth Deep
creek by Martin Marietta Aggregates Rock quarry, ne are also
totally against the granting of a mining permit .
we , as good citizens , have a right to live in a desirable
element and deserve some protection for residential and
agricultural areas , we believe that no choice has been given
us before now and we believe that another site can be found
that is not within a populated area. it is not necessary to ;
disrupt our lives , damage our homes and wells and lower our
property values .
I