External Mining Permit 92-10 Wake County needs more open space and public recreation areas not a hole in the ground (3)

Johnson, Robert E
From: Walter Davidson <[e-mail]>
Sent: Friday, July 17'2O2O012AK4
To: Regan, Michael S
Subject: [External] [Mining Pennit02-1O] Wake County needs more open space and public
recreation areas, not a hole in the ground
Michael Regain, Secretary DEQ,
Reject the application. The property owineirs have inot consented to this activity
Raleigh Town couincfl is against the use of the property in this imainineir
The citizens in Wake and Duirhaim county, and the cities of Raleigh And Duirhaim have inot
consented , and they are miinoidty stake holders in the �propeirty.
This is particularly ire�levaint since this is the FIRST case of poteinfia�lly a�I�Iowiing a private
company to conduct private business oin public �laind wNlle coinsuimmg and depleting the �laind
There are imainy valid ireasoins already we�I�l documented to DENY THE PERMIT wNich the
citizens and the Umstead coafition have already documented.
DEQ cain inot issue a �peirmit to a private company to legally conduct business oin private �laind
without property stake holder consent and uin�llatei4l�ly giraint relief from linjuinctions and
appeals and liability
Wafteir Davidson
750 East Bishop court
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