Exter44nal Mining Permit 92-10 Wake County needs more open space and public recreation areas not a hole in the ground

Johnson, Robert E
From: Margaret Morrison <[e-mail]>
Sent: Wednesday, July 15, 2020 4:17 PM
To: Regan, Michael S
Subject: [External] [Mining Permit 92-10] Wake County needs more open space and public
recreation areas, not a hole in the ground
Michaell Regain, Secretary DEQ,
l aim VERY OPPOSED to the quarry expain6ing oine iota inear Umstead Park; you should
absolutely Illistein to Ipeople's opposition llinstead of greed. The Ibeautifull inatui4l einviroiniment
and pairks are what Ibrouglht us to this area llinstead of otheirs we considered, Ibut youIH chainge
the face of Umstead if you allow this. The Ipatlh Ibetweein IL.alke Crabtree and Umstead is oine
of the most Ipopullair. ItIH create Ihazairdous coin6tions ir9iglht inear a faimHy Niking and camping
spot; what cain y'aIH Ibe tNlinkiing? People with asthima or any aut6immuine Iprobleirns won't Ibe
able to trust the air qualIlIty llin oine of our most attractive pairks, if quairirylling is aIHowed. l IKNOW
a lot of dust and inolise will be produced, ino matteir what tapes are spuin. Please doin't go
through with this. &inceirelly, Margaret Morrison
Margaret Morrison
[e-mail]
409 Ralph Drive
Cary, North Cairohina 27511
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