External Mining Permit 92-10 Protect the recreational assets from Lake Crabtree County Park to Umstead State Park (2)

Johnson, Robert E
From:Andres Angulo <[e-mail]>
Sent:Thursday, July 16, 2020 3:19 PM
To:Regan, Michael S
Subject:\[External\] \[Mining Permit 92-10\] Protect the recreational assets from Lake Crabtree
County Park to Umstead State Park
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Michael Regan, Secretary DEQ,
Dear Sirs,
In a time when people need to stay indoors it is priceless the moment when we can go out
and celebrate our existence in nature. The pandemic will pass, we will be riding our bikes,
jogging, walking, taking our kids and families to enjoy the beautiful Umstead and Crabtree
parks. The construction of the new quarry would definitely have an impact in peoples ability to
enjoy nature when we need it most.
Deforestation and destruction of a beautiful natural area for more development and
commercial gains, no matter what those are, are making the Triangle look and feel more and
more like a concrete jungle, with fewer places to escape.
Contamination and noise pollution would be very detrimental for the wildlife and visitors of the
parks. I own land in another part of the world, and I am bound by law, as well as by my own
moral principles, to maintain natural corridors intact for wildlife.
Don’t do the Triangle, its people and the environment a huge disservice by building this
quarry and reconsider the offer made by the Conservation Fund.
Sincerely,
Andres Angulo
Andres Angulo
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