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Home My WebLink About20150041 Ver 1_Public Notice Comments_20150513Dr 15, 2015 121111!11111111 11ir 1: 1 ro-lwl� It is our conviction that coal ash is toxic to the environment and to the health of human beings. Recent events would indicate that Duke Energy and its surrogates have not achieved sufficient expertise in the safe storage of coal ash . It would be our preference that no coal ash be stored in Lee or Chatham counties. However, if DENR in its wisdom, elects to approve the permits that are pending, we urgently request that the communities involved be given the opportunity to establish baseline data so that ground water, the water in ponds, creeks and streams, and the water in the Deep River and the Cape Fear River can be effectively monitored for any leeching of toxic materials that occurs into the future. This river basin provides the drinking water for five counties and two military bases in North Carolina. We share IDENR's goal of long term protection of our water sources. Baseline testing is the recommendation of the Southern Environmental Law Center for sites where coal ash will be stored. We are requesting that no coal ash be transported into Lee and Chatham counties until we have sufficient data to effectively monitor our water sources into the future. Respectfully, (sign letter and add your address and telephone number) V/ DATE: APRIL 15, 2015 It is our conviction that coal ash is toxic to the environment and to the health of human beings. Recent events would indicate that Duke Energy and its surrogates have not achieved sufficient expertise in the safe storage of coal ash , It would be our preference that no coal ash be stored in Lee or Chatham counties. However, if DENR in its wisdom, elects to approve the permits that are pending, we urgently request that the communities involved be given the opportunity to establish baseline data so that ground water, the water in ponds, creeks and streams, and the water in the Deep River and the Cape Fear River can be effectively monitored for any leeching of toxic materials that occurs into the future. This river basin provides the drinking water for five counties and two military bases in North Carolina. We share DENR's goal of long term protection of our water sources. Baseline testing is the recommendation of the Southern Environmental Law Center for sites where coal ash will be stored. We are requesting that no coal ash be transported into Lee and Chatham counties until we have sufficient data to effectively monitor our water sources into the future, Respectfully, (sign letter and add your address and telephone number) Tin, It is our conviction that coal ash is toxic to the environment and to the health of human beings. Recent events would indicate that Duke Energy and its surrogates have not achieved sufficient expertise in the safe storage of coal ash . It would be our preference that no coal ash be stored in Lee or Chatham counties, However, if: DENR in its wisdom, elects to approve the permits that are pending, we urgently request that the communities involved be given the opportunity to establish baselline data so that ground water, the water in ponds, creeks and streams, and the water in the Deep River and the Cape Fear River can be effectively monitored for any I leeching of toxic materials that occurs into the future. This river basin provides the drinking water for five counties and two military bases in North Carolina. We share DENR's goal of long term protection of our water sources. Baseline, testing is the recommendation of the Southern Environmental Law Center for sites where coal ash will be stored. We are requesting that no coal ash be transported into Lee and Chatham counties until we have sufficient data to effectively monitor our water sources into the future. bv-z� ItIc Mail to: Jamie Kritzer, Public Information Officer NC Dept. of Environment & Natural Resources 11 601 Mail Service Center Raleigh, NC 276,99-1601 � 51.11 It is our conviction that coal ash is toxic to the environment and to the health of human beings. Recent events would indicate that Duke Energy and its surrogates have not achieved sufficient expertise in the safe storage of coal ash . It would be our preference that no coal ash be stored in Lee or Chatham counties. However, if DENR in its wisdom, elects to approve the permits that are pending, we urgently request that the communities involved be given the opportunity to establish baseline data so that ground water, the water in ponds, creeks and streams, and the water in the Deep River and the Cape Fear River can be effectively monitored for any leeching of toxic materials that occurs into the future. This river basin provides the drinking water for five counties and two military bases in North Carolina. We share DENR's, goal of long term protection of our water sources, Baseline testing is the recommendation of the Southern Environmental Law Center for sites; where coal ,ash will be stored. We are requesting that no coal ash be transported into Lee and Chatham counties until we have sufficient data to effectively monitor our water sources into the future. Respectfully, Mail to: Jamie Kritzer, Public Information Officer NC Dept, of Environment & Natural Resources 1601 Mail Service Center Raleigh, NC 27699-1601 11,01M IIIIIIIIII&IffiTAK61 It is our conviction that coal ash is toxic to the environment and to the health of human beings. Recent events would indicate that Duke Energy and its surrogates have not achieved sufficient expertise in the safe storage of coal ash . It would be our preference that no coal ash be stored in Lee or Chatham counties. However, if DENR in its wisdom, elects to approve the permits that are pending, we urgently request that the communities involved be given the opportunity to establish baseline data so that ground water, the water in ponds, creeks and streams, and the water in the Deep River and the Cape Fear River can be effectively monitored for any leeching of toxic materials that occurs into the future. This river basin provides the drinking water for five counties and' two military bases in North Carolina. We share DENR's goal of long term protection of our water sources. Baseline testing is the recommendation of the Southern Environmental Law Center for sites where coal ash will be stored. We are requesting that no coal ash be transported into Lee and Chatham counties until we have sufficient data to effectively monitor our water sources into the future. Respectf uIly, fj e7 Mail to: Jamie Kritzer, Public Information Officer NC Dept. of Environment & Natural Resources 1601 Mail Service Center IF. me aklLeja• ,,, � DATIE: APRIL 15, 2015 It is our conviction that coal ash is toxic to the environment and to the health of human beings. Recent events would indicate that Duke Energy and its surrogates, have not achieved sufficient expertise in the safe storage of coal ash . It would be our preference that no coal ash be stored in Lee or Chatham counties. However, if DENR in its wisdom, elects to approve the permits that are pending, we urgently request that the communities involved be given the opportunity to establish baseline data so that ground water, the water in ponds, creeks and streams, and the water in the Deep River and the Cape Fear Diver can be effectively monitored for any leeching of toxic materials that occurs into the future. This river basin provides the drinking water for five counties and two military bases in North Caroiina. We share DENR's goal of long term protection of our water sources. Baseline testing is the recommendation of the Southern Environmental Law Center for sites where coal ,ash will be stored. We are requesting that no coal ash be transported into Lee and Chatham counties until we have sufficient data to effectively monitor our water sources into the future. Respectfully, (sign letter and add your address and telephone number) 9, It is our conviction that coal ash is toxic to the environment and to the health of human beings. Recent events would indicate that Duke Energy and its surrogates have not achieved sufficient expertise in the safe storage of coal' ash . It would be our preference that no coal ash be stored in Lee or Chatham counties. However, if DENR in its wisdom, elects to approve the permits that are pending, we urgently request that the communities involved be given the opportunity to establish baseline data so that ground water, the water in ponds, creeks and streams, and the water in the Deep River and the Cape Fear River can be effectively monitored for any leeching of toxic materials that occurs into the future. This river basin provides the drinking water for five counties and two military bases in North Carolina. We share DENR's goal of long term protection of our water sources. Baseline testing is the recommendation of the Southern Environmental Law Center for site's where coal ash will be stored. We are requesting that no coal ash be transported into Lee and Chatham counties until we have sufficient data to effectively monitor, our water sources into the future. Respectfully, (V! Mail to. Jamie Kritzer, Public Information Officer NC Dept. of Environment & Natural Resources 1601 Mail Service Center Raleigh, NC 27699-1601 DATE: TO: NC DEPT OF ENVIRONMENT AND NATURAL RESOURCES It is our conviction that coal ash is toxic to the environment and to the health of human beings. Recent events would indicate that Duke Energy and its surrogates have not achieved sufficient expertise in the safe storage of coal ash . It would be our preference that no coal ash be stored in Lee or Chatham counties. However, if DENR in its wisdom, elects to approve the permits that are pending, we urgently request that the communities involved be given the opportunity to establish baseline data so that ground water, the water in ponds, creeks and streams, and the water in the Deep River and the Cape Fear River can be effectively monitored for any leeching of toxic materials that occurs into the future. This river basin provides the drinking water for five counties and two military bases in North Carolina. We share DENR's goal of long term protection of our water sources. Baseline testing is the recommendation of the Southern Environmental Law Center for sites where coal ash will be stored. We are requesting that no coal ash be transported into Lee and Chatham counties until we have sufficient data to effectively monitor our water sources into the future, Respectfully, Mail to: Jamie Kritzer, Public Information, Officer NC, Dept. of Environment & Natural Resources 1601 Mail Service Center Raleigh, NC 27699-16011 11111 ''ii-ill, 1F 1, I It is our conviction that coal ash is toxic to the environment and to the health of human beings. Recent events would indicate that Duke Energy and its surrogates have not achieved sufficient expertise in the safe storage of coal ash . It would be our preference that no coal ash be stored in Lee or Chatham counties. However, if DENR in its wisdom, elects to approve the permits that are pending, we urgently request that the communities involved be given the opportunity to establish baseline data so that ground water, the water in ponds, creeks and streams, and the water in the Deep River and the Cape Fear River can be effectively monitored for any leeching of toxic materials that occurs into the future. This river basin provides the drinking water for five counties and two military bases in North, Carolina. We, share DENR's goal of long term protection of our water sources. Baseline testing is the recommendation of the Southern Environmental Law Center for sites where coal ash will be stored. We are requesting that no coal ash be transported into Lee and Chatham counties until we have sufficient data to effectively monitor our water sources into the future. ZMEMM cro- Mail to: Jamie Kritzer, Public Information Officer NC Dept. of Environment & Natural Resources, 1601 Mails Service Center Raleigh, NC 27699-1601 DATE: TO: NC DEPT OF ENVIRONMENT AND NATURAL, RESOURCES RE: IMPACT OF COAL ASH STORAGE ON WATER RESOURCES it is our conviction that coal ash is toxic to the environment and to the health of human beings. Recent events would indicate that Duke Energy and its surrogates have not achieved sufficient expertise in the safe storage of coal ash . it would be our preference that no coal ash, be stored in Lee or Chatham counties. However, if DENR in its wisdom, elects to approve the permits that are pending, we urgently request that the communities involved be given the opportunity to establish baseline data so that ground water, the water in ponds, creeks and streams, and the water in the Deep River and the Cape Fear River can be effectively monitored for any leeching of toxic materials that occurs into the future. This river basin provides the drinking water for five, counties and two military bases in North Carolina. We share DENR's goal of long term protection of our water sources. Baseline in is the recommendation of the Southern Environmental Law Center for sites where coal ash will be stored. We are requesting that no coal ash, be transported into Lee and Chatham counties until we have sufficient data to effectively monitor, our water sources into the future. Respectfully, iv ,)f e V 6`7 1" K'1 V i 'LAAP" Mail to: Jaim�e Kritzer, Public Information Officer NC Dept. of Environment & Natural Resources 1601 Mail Service Center Raleigh, NC 2769•-1601 It is our conviction that coal ash is toxic to the environment and to the health of human beings. Recent events would indicate that Duke Energy and its surrogates have not achieved sufficient expertise iin the safe storage of coal ash . It would be our preference that no coal ash be stored in Lee or Chatham counties. However, if DENR in its wisdom, elects to approve the permits that are pending, we urgently request that the communities involved be given the opportunity to establish baseline data so that ground water, the water in ponds, creeks and streams, and the water in the Deep River and the Cape Fear River can be effectively monitored for any leeching of toxic materials that occurs into the future, This river basin, provides the drinking water for five counties and two military bases in North Carolina. We share DENR's goal of long term protection of our water sources. Baseline testing is the recommendation of the Southern Environmental Law Center for sites where coal ash will be stored. We are requesting that no coal ash be transported into Lee and Chatham counties until we have sufficient data to effectively monitor our water sources into the future. Respectfully, (sign letter and add your address and telephone number) - - - -------- MME TE: APRIL 15,2015 i • ,a It is our conviction that coal ash is toxic to the environment and to the health of human beings. Recent events would indicate that Duke Energy and its surrogates have not achieved sufficient expertise in the safe storage of coal ash . It would be our preference that no coal ash be stored in Lee or Chatham counties. However, if DENR in its wisdom, elects to approve the permits that are pending, we urgently request that the communities involvedi be given the opportunity to establish baseline data so that ground water, the water in ponds, creeks and streams, and the water in the Deep River and the Cape Fear River can be effectively monitored for any leeching of toxic materials that occurs into the future. This river basin provides the drinking water for five counties and two military bases in North Carolina. We share DENR's goal of long term protection of our water sources. Baseline testing is the recommendation of the Southern Environmental Law Center for sites where coal ash will be stored. We are requesting that no coal ash be transported into Lee and Chatham counties until we have sufficient data to effectively monitor our water sources into the future. Respectfully, (sign letter and add your address and telephone number) oel DATE- APRIL 15, 2015 TO-. NC DEPT. OF ENVIRONMENT AND NATURAL RESOURCES RE: IMPACT OF COAL ASH STORAGE ON WATER RESOURCES It is our conviction that coal ash is toxic to the environment and to the health of human beings. Recent events would indicate that Duke Energy and its surrogates have not achieved sufficient expertise in the safe storage of coal ash . It would be our preference that no coal ash be stored in Lee or Chatham counties. However, if DENR in its wisdom, elects to approve the permits that are pending, we urgently request that the communities involved be given the opportunity to establish baseline data so that ground water, the water in ponds, creeks and streams, and the water in the Deep River and the Cape Fear River can be effectively monitored for any leeching, of toxic materials that occurs into the future. This river basin provides the drinking water for five counties and two military bases in North Carolina. We share DENR's goal of long term protection of our water sources. Baseline testing is the recommendation: of the Southern Environmental Law Center for sites where coal ash will be stored. We are requesting that no coal ash be transported into Lee and Chatham counties until we have sufficient data to effectively monitor our water sources into the future. Respectfully, (sign letter and add your address and telephone number) x, e, Y 187119 gi lic �gjq'r'jp� nlp�zgll glr ig� pi ��' � It is our conviction that coal ash is toxic to the environment and to the health of human beings. Recent events would indicate that Duke Energy and its surrogates have not achieved sufficient expertise in the safe storage of coal ash . lilt would be our preference that no coal ash be stored in Lee or Chatham counties. H owever, if DENR in its wisdom, elects to approve the permits that are pending, we urgently request that the communities involved be given the opportunity to establish baseline data so that ground water, the water in ponds, creeks and streams, and the water in the Deep River and the Cape Fear River can be effectively monitored for any leeching of toxic materials that occurs into the future. This river baslin provides the drinking water for five counties and two military bases in North Carolina. We share DENR's goal of long term protection of our water sources. Baseline testing is the recommendation of the Southern Environmental Law Center for sites where coal ash will be stored. We are requesting that no coal ash be transported into Lee and Chatham counties until we have sufficient data to effectively monitor our water sources into the future, Respectfully, (sign letter and add your address nd telephone number) P" 7 A/ DATE:� APRIL 15,2015 It is our conviction that coal ash is toxic to the environment and to the health of human beings. Recent events would indicate that Duke Energy and its surrogates have not achieved sufficient expertise in the safe storage of coal ash . It would be our preference that no coal ash be stored in Lee or Chatham cou,ntie,s. However, if DENR in its wisdom, elects to approve the permits that are pending, we urgently request that the communities involved be given the opportunity to establish baseline data so that ground water, the water in ponds, creeks and streams, and the water in the Deep River and the Cape Fear River can be effectively monitored for any leeching of toxic materials that occurs into the future. This river basin provides the drinking water for five counties and two military bases in North Carolina. We share DENR's goal of long term protection of our water sources. Baseline testing is the recommendation of the Southern Environmental Law Center for sites where coal ash will be stored. We are requesting that no coal ash be transported into Lee and Chatham counties until we have sufficient data to effectively monitor our water sources into the future. Respectfully, (sign letter and add your address and telephone number) � C) DATE: APRIL 15, 2015 TO: NC DEPT. OF ENVIRONMENT AND NATURAL RESOURCES RE: IMPACT OF COAL ASH STORAGE ON WATER RESOURCES It is our conviction that coal ash is toxic to the environment and to the health of human beings. Recent events would, indicate that Duke Energy and its surrogates have not achieved sufficient expertise in the safe storage of coal ash . it would be our preference that no coal ash be stored in Lee or Chatham counties. However, if DENR in its wisdom, elects to approve the permits that are pending, we urgently request that the communities involved be given the opportunity to establish baseline data so that ground water, the water in ponds, creeks and streams, and the water in the Deep River and the Cape Fear River can be effectively monitored for any leeching of toxic materials that occurs into the future. This river basin provides the drinking water for five counties and two military bases in North Carolina. We share DENR's goal of long term protection of our water sources. Baseline testing is the recommendation of the Southern Environmental Law Center for Sites where coal ash will be stored. We are requesting that no coal ash be transported into Lee and Chatham counties until we have sufficient data to effectively monitor our water sources into the future. Respectfully, (sign letter and add your address and telephone number) Al DATE: APRIL 15, 2015 TO: NC DEPT. OF ENVIRONMENT AND NATURAL RESOURCES RE-. IMPACT OF COAL ASH STORAGE ON WATER RESOURCES It is our conviction that coal ash is toxic to the environment and to the health of human beings. Recent events would indicate that Duke Energy and its surrogates have not achieved sufficient expertise in the safe storage of coal ash . It wouil,d be our preference that no coal ash be stored in Lee or Chatham counties. However, if DENR in its wisdom, elects to approve the permits that are pending, we urgently request that the communities involved be given the opportunity to establish baseline data so that ground water, the water in ponds, creeks and streams, and the water in the Deep River and the Cape Fear River can be effectively monitored for any leeching of toxic materials that occurs into the future. This river basin provides the drinking water for five counties and two military bases in North Carolina. We share DENR's goal of long term protection of our water sources. Baseline testing is the recommendation of the Southern Environmental Law Center for sites where coal ash will be stored. We are requesting that no coal ash be transported into Lee and Chatham counties until we have sufficient data to effectively monitor our water sources into the future. Respectfully, (sign letter and add your address and telephone number) c-1 k' DATE: APRIL 15, 2015 TO: NC, DEPT, OF ENVIRONMENT AND NATURAL RESOURCES RE: IMPACT OF COAL ASH STORAGE ON WATER RESOURCES It is our conviction that coal ash is toxic to the environment and to the health of human beings. Recent events would indicate that Duke Energy and its surrogates have not achieved sufficient expertise in the safe storage of coal ash . It would be our preference that no coal ash be stored in Lee or Chatham counties. However, if DENR in its wisdom, elects to approve the permits that are pending, we urgently request that the communities involved be given the opportunity to establish baseline data so that ground water, the water in ponds, creeks and streams, and the water in the Deep River and the Cape Fear River can be effectively monitored for any leeching of toxic materials that occurs into the future. This river basin provides the drinking water for five counties and two military bases in North Carolina. We share DENR's goal of long term protection of our water sources. Baseline testing is the recommendation of the Southern Environmental Law Center for sites where coal ash will be stored. We are requesting that no coal ash be transported into Lee and Chatham counties until we have sufficient data to effectively monitor our water sources into the future. Respectfully, (sign letter and add your address and telephone number) DATE: APRIL 15, 2015 TO: NIC DEPT, OF ENVIRONMENT AND NATURAL RESOURCES RE: IMPACT OF COAL ASH STORAGE ON WATER RESOURCES It is our conviction that coal ash is toxic to the environment and to the health of human beings. Recent events would 'indicate that Duke Energy and its surrogates have not achieved sufficient expertise in the safe storage of coal ash . it would be our preference that no coal ash be stored in Lee or Chatham counties. However, if DENR in its wisdom, elects to approve the permits that are pending, we urgently request that the communities involved be given the opportunity to establish baseline data so that ground water, the water in ponds, creeks and streams, and the water in the Deep River and the Cape Fear River can be effectively monitored for any leeching of toxic materials that occurs into the future. This river basin provides the drinking water for five counties and two military bases in North Carolina. We share DENR"s goal of long term protection of our water sources. Baseline testing is the recommendation of the Southern Environmental Law Center for sites where coal ash will be stored. We are requesting that no coal ash be transported into Lee and Chatham counties until we have sufficient data to effectively monitor our water sources into the future. Respectfully, (sign letter and add your address and telephone number) ✓ dr DATE: APRIL 15,2015 TO: NC DEPT. OF ENVIRONMENT AND NATURAL RESOURCES, RE: IMPACT OF COAL ASH STORAGE ON WATER RESOURCES It is our conviction that coal ash is toxic to the environment and to the health of human beings. Recent events would indicate that Duke Energy and its surrogates have not achieved sufficient expertise in the safe storage of coal ash . it would be our preference that no coal ash be stored in Lee or Chatham counties. However, if DENR in its wisdom, elects to approve the permits that are pending, we urgently request that the communities involved be given the opportunity to establish baseline data so that ground water, the water in ponds, creeks and streams, and the water in the Deep River and the Cape Fear River can be effectively monitored for any leeching of toxic materials that occurs into the future. This river basin provides the drinking, water for five counties and two military bases in North Carolina, We share DENR's goal of long term protection of our water sources, Baseline testing is the recommendation of the Southern Environmental Law Center for sites where coal ash will be stored. We are requesting that no coal ash be transported into Lee and Chatham counties until we have sufficient data to effectively monitor our water sources into the future. Respectfully, (sign letter and add your address and telephone number) DATE- APRIL 15,2015 TO: NC DEPT, OF ENVIRONMENT AND NATURAL RESOURCES RE: IMPACT OF COAL ASH STORAGE ON WATER RESOURCES It is our conviction that coal ash is toxic to the environment and to the health of human beings. Recent events would indicate that Duke Energy and its surrogates have not achieved sufficient expertise in the safe storage of coal ash . it would be our preference that no coal ash be stored in Lee or Chatham counties. However, if DENR in its wisdom, elects to approve the permits that are pending, we urgently request that the communities involved be given the opportunity to establish baseline data so that ground water, the water in ponds, creeks and streams, and the water in the Deep River and the Cape Fear River can be effectively monitored for any leeching of toxic materials that occurs into the future. This river basin provides the drinking water for five counties and two military bases In North Carolina, We share DENR's goal of long term protection of our water sources. Baseline testing is the recommendation of the Southern Environmental Law Center for sites where coal ash will be stored. We are requesting that no coal ash be transported into Lee and Chatham counties until we have sufficient data to effectively monitor our water sources into the future. Respectfully, (sign letter and add your address and telephone number) DATE- APRIL 15, 2015 TO: NC DEPT. OF ENVIRONMENT AND NATURAL RESOURCES RE: IMPACT OF COAL ASH STORAGE ON WATER RESOURCES It is our conviction that coal ash is toxic to the environment and to the health of human beings. Recent events would indicate that Duke Energy and its surrogates have not achieved sufficient expertise in the safe storage of coal ash . It would be our preference that no coal ash be stored in Lee or Chatham, counties. However, if DENR in its wisdom, elects to approve the permits that are pending, we urgently request that the communities involved be given the opportunity to establish baseline data so that ground water, the water in ponds, creeks and streams, and the water in the Deep River and the Cape Fear River can be effectively ms for any leeching of toxic materials that occurs into the future. This river basin provides the drinking water for five counties and two military bases in North Carolina. We share DENR's goal of long term protection of our water sources. Baseline testing is the recommendation of the Southern Environmental Law Center for sites where coal ash will be stored, We are requesting that no coal ash be transported into Lee and Chatham counties until we have sufficient data to effectively monitor our water sources into the future. Respectfully, (sign letter and add your address and telephone number) DATE: APRIL 15, 2015 TO: NC DEPT, OF ENVIRONMENT AND NATURAL RESOURCES RE. OF COAL ASH STORAGE ON WATER RESOURCES It is our conviction that coal ash is toxic to the environment and to the health of human beings. Recent events would indicate that Duke Energy and its surrogates have not achieved sufficient expertise in the safe storage of coal ash . it would be our preference that no coal ash be stored in Lee or Chatham counties. However, if DENR in its wisdom, elects to approve the permits that are pending, we urgently request that the communities involved be given the opportunity to establish baseline data so that ground water, the water in po,nds, creeks and streams, and the water in the Deep River and the Cape Fear River can be effectively monitored for any leeching of toxic materials that occurs into the future. This river basin provides the drinking water for five counties and two military bases in North Carolina. We share DENR's goal of long term, protection of our water sources. Baseline testing is the recommendation of the Southern Environmental Law Center for sites where coal ,ash will be stored. Weare requesting that no coal ash be transported into Lee and Cheatham counties until we have sufficient data to effectively monitor our water sources into the future. Respectfully, (sign letter and add your address and telephone number) Ile 7Z DATE: APRIL 15,2015 TO: NC DEPT. OF ENVIRONMENT AND NATURAL RESOURCES !�E- IMPACT OF COAL ASH STORAGE ON WATER RESOURCES It is our conviction that coal ash is toxic to the environment and to the health of human beings. Recent events would indicate that Duke Energy and its surrogates have not achieved sufficient expertise in the safe storage of coal ash . It would be our preference that no coal ash be stored in Lee or Chatham counties. However, if DENR in its wisdom, elects to approve the permits that are pending, we urgently request that the communities involved be given the opportunity to establish baseline data so that ground, water, the water in ponds, creeks and streams, and the water in the Deep River and the Cape Fear River can be effectively monitored for any leeching of toxic materials that occurs into the future. This river basin provides the drinking water for five counties and two military bases in North Carolina. We share DENR's goal of long term protection of our water sources. Baseline testing is the recommendation of the Southern Environmental Law Center for sites where coal ash will be stored, We are requesting that no coal ash be transported into Lee and Chatham counties until we have sufficient data to effectively monitor our water sources into the future. Respectfully, (sign letter and add your address and telephone number) 3)� j'Y 7, lilly-AT A ig� MOSIM ; 0 1 lffllremzy��Mlm It is our conviction that coal ash is toxic to the environment and to the health of human beings. Recent events would indicate that Duke Energy and its surrogates have not achieved sufficient expertise in the safe storage of coal ash, . It would' be our preference that no coal ash, be stored in Lee or Chatham counties. However, if DENR in its wisdom, elects to approve the permits that are pending, we urgently request that the communities involved be given the opportunity to establish baseline data so that ground water, the water in ponds, creeks and streams, and the water in the Deep River and the Cape Fear River can be effectively monitored for any leeching of toxic materials that occurs into the future. This river basin provides the drinking water for five counties and two military bases in North Carolina. We share DENR's goal of long term protection of our water sources. Baseline testing is the recommendation of the Southern Environmental! Law Center for sites where coal ash will be stored. We are requesting that no coal ash be transported into Lee and Chatham counties until we have sufficient data to effectively monitor our water sources into the future. Respectfully, (sign letter and add your address and telephone number) /I "I Xj VEN. I S1 W-4 In TO: NC DEPT. OF ENVIRONMENT AND NATURAL RESOURCES RE- IMPACT OF COAL ASH STORAGE ON WATER RESOURCES It is our conviction that coal ash is toxic to the enviroinment and: to the health of human beings. Recent events would indicate that Duke Energy and its surrogates have not achieved sufficient expertise in the safe storage of coal ash . it would be our preference that no coal ash be stored in Lee or Chatham counties. However, if DENR in its wisdom, elects to approve the permits that are pending, we urgently request that the communities involved be given the opportunity to establish, baseline data so that ground water, the water in ponds, creeks and streams, and the water in the Deep River and the Cape Fear River can be effectively monitored for any leeching of toxic materials that occurs into the future. This river basin provides the drinking water for five counties and two military bases in North Carolina, We share DEN 's goal of long term protection of our water sources. Baseline testing is the recommendation of the Southern Environmental Law Center for sites where coal ash will be stored, We are requesting, that no coal ash be transported into Lee and Chatham Counties until we have sufficient data to effectively monitor our water sources into the future. Respectfully, (sign I tter and add your address and telephone number) VATE: APRIL 15, 2015 It is our conviction that coal ash is toxic to the environment and to the health of human beings. Recent events would indicate that Duke Energy and its surrogates have not achieved sufficient expertise in the safe storage of coo! ash . It would be our preference that no coal ash be stored in Lee or Chatham counties. However, if DENR in its wisdom, elects to approve the permits that are pending, we urgently request that the communities involved be given the opportunity to establish baseline data so that ground water, the water in ponds, creeks and streams, and the water in the Deep River and the Cape Fear River can be effectively monitored for any leeching of toxic materials that occurs into the future. This river basin provides the drinking water for five, counties and two military bases in North Carolina. We share DENR's goal of long term protection of our water sources. Baseline testing is the recommendation of the Southern Environmental Law Center for sites where coal ash, will be stored. We are requesting that no coal ash be transported into Lee and Chatham counties until we have sufficient data to effectively monitor our water sources into the future. Respectfully, (sign letter and add your address and telephone number) 1 2 I r-1 /�/ I �?" "I �2 DATEw APRIL 15, 2015 TO: NC DEPT. OF ENVIRONMENT AND NATURAL RESOURCES RE: IMPACT OF COAL ASH STORAGE ON WATER RESOURCES It is our conviction that coal ash is toxic to the environment and to the health of human beings. Recent events would indicate that Duke Energy and its surrogates have not achieved sufficient expertise in the safe storage of coal ash . It would be our preference that no coal ash be stored in Lee or Chatham counties. However, if DENR in its wisdom, elects to approve the permits that are pending, we urgently request that the communities involved be given the opportunity to establish baseline data so that ground water, the water in ponds, creeks and streams, and the water in the Deep River and the Cape Fear River can be effectively monitored for any leeching of toxic materials that occurs into the future. This river basin provides the drinking water for five counties and two military bases in North Carolina. We share DENR's goal of long term protection of our viater sources. Baseline testing is the recommendation of the Southern Environmental Law Center for sites where coal ash will be stored. We are requesting that no coal ash be transported into Lee and Chatham counties until we have sufficient data to effectively monitor our water sources into the future. Respectfully, (sign letter and add your address and telephone number) lui DATE: APRIL 15,2015 �lll�la l��illi��lly wl It is our conviction that coal ash is toxic to the environment and to the health, of human beings. Recent events would indicate that Duke Energy and its surrogates have not achieved sufficient expertise in the safe storage of coal ash . It would be our preference that no coal ash be stored in Lee or Chatham counties. However, if DENR in its wisdom, elects to approve the permits that are pending, we urgently request that the communities involved be given, the opportunity to establish baseline data so that ground water, the water in ponds, creeks and streams, and the water in the Deep River and the Cape (Fear River can be effectively monitored for any leeching of toxic materials that occurs into the future. Thiis river basin provides the drinking water for five counties and two military bases, in North Carolina. We share DENR's goal of long term protection of our water sources. Baseline testing is the recommendation of the Southern Environmental Law Center for sites where coal ash will be stored. We are requesting that no coal ash be transported into Lee and Chatham counties until we have sufficient data to effectively monitor our water sources into the future, Respectfully, (sign letter and add your address and telephone number) CI) DATE: APRIL 152015 10: NC DEPT. OF ENVIRONMENT AND NATURAL RESOURCES RE: IMPACT OF COAL ASH STOiRAGE ON WATER RESOURCES It is our conviction that coal ash is toxic to the environment and to the health, of human beings. Recent events would indicate that Duke Energy and its surrogates have not achieved sufficient expertise in the safe storage of coal ash . it would be our preference that no coal ash be stored in Lee or Chatham counties. However, if DENR in its wisdom, elects to approve the permits that are pending, we urgently request that the communities involved be given the opportunity to establish baseline data so that ground water, the water in ponds, creeks and streams, and the water in the Deep River and the Cape Fear River can be effectively monitored for any leeching of toxic materials that occurs into the future. This river basin provides, the drinking water for five counties and two military bases in North Carolina. We share DENR's goal of long term protection of our water sources. Baseline testing is the recommendation of the Southern Environmental Law Center for sites where coal ash will be stored. We are requesting that no coal ash be transported into Lee and Chatham Counties until we have sufficient data to effectively monitor our water sources into the future. DATE: APRIL 15, 2015 TO: NC DEPT, OF ENVIRONMENT AND NATURAL RESOURCES RE IMPACT OF COAL ASH STORAGE ON WATER RESOURCES It is our conviction that coal ash is toxic to the environment and to the health of human beings. Recent events would indicate that Duke Energy and its surrogates have not achieved sufficient expertise in the safe storage of coal ash . It would be our preference that no coal ash be stored in Lee or Chatham counties. However, if DENR in its wisdom, elects to approve the permits that are pending, we urgently request that the communities involved be given the opportunity to establish baseline data so that ground water, the water in ponds, creeks and streams, and the water in the Deep River and the Cape Fear River can be effectively monitored for any leeching of toxic materials that occurs into the future. This river basin provides the drinking water for five counties and two military bases in North Carolina. We share DENR's goal of long term protection of our water sources. Baseline testing is the recommendation of the Southern Environmental Law Center for sites where coal ash will, be stored. We are requesting that no coal ash be transported into Lee and Chatham counties until we have sufficient data to effectively monitor our water sources into the future. Respectfully, (sign letter and add your address and telephone number )c DATE: APRIL 15, 2015 It is our conviction that coal ash is toxic to the environment and to the health of human beings. Recent events would indicate that Duke Energy and its surrogates have not achieved sufficient expertise in the safe storage of coal ash . It would be our preference that no coal ash, be stored in Lee or Chatham counties. However, if DENR in its wisdom, elects to approve the permits that are pending, we urgently request that the communities involved be given the opportunity to establish baseline data so that ground water, the water in ponds, creeks and streams, and the water in the Deep River and the Cape Fear River can be effectively monitored for any leeching of toxic materials that occurs into the future. This river basin provides the drinking water for five counties and two military bases in North Carolina. We share DENR's goal of long term protection of our water sources. Baseline testing is the recommendation of the Southern Environmental Law Center for sites where coal ash will be stored. We are requesting that no coal ash be transported into Lee and Chatham counties until we have sufficient data to effectively monitor our water sources into the future. Respectfully, (sign letter and add your address and telephone number) VATE: APRIL 15, 2015 It is our conviction that coal ash is toxic to the environment and to the health of human beings. Recent events would indicate that Duke Energy and its surrogates have not achieved sufficient expertise in the safe storage of coal ash . It would be our preference that no coal ash be stored in Lee or Chatham counties. However, if DENR in its wisdom, elects to approve the permits that are pending, we urgently request that the communities involved be given the opportunity to establish baseline data so that ground water, the water in ponds, creeks and streams, and the water in the Deep River and the Cape Fear River can be effectively monitored for any leeching of toxic materials that occurs into the future. This river basin provides the drinking water for five counties and two military bases in North Carolina. We share DENR's goal of long term protection of our water sources. Baseline testing is the recommendation of the Southern Environmental Law Center for sites where coal ash will be stored. We are requesting that no coal ash be transported into Lee and Chatham counties until we have sufficient data to effectively monitor our water sources into the future. Respectfully, (sign letter and add your address and telephone number) DATE: APRIL 15, 2015 TO: NC DEPT. OF ENVIRONMENT AND NATURAL RESOURCES RE- IMPACT OF COAL ASH STORAGE ON WATER RESOURCES It is our conviction that coal ash is toxic to the environment and to the health of human beings. Recent events would indicate that Duke Energy and its surrogates have not achieved sufficient expertise in the safe storage of coal ash . it would be our preference that no coal ash be stored in Lee or Chatham counties. However, if DEN,R in its wisdom, elects to approve the permits that are pending, we urgently request that the communities involved be given, the opportunity to establish baseline data so that ground water, the water in ponds, creeks and streams, and the water in the Deep River and the Cape Fear River can be effectively monitored for any leeching of toxic materials that occurs into the future. This river basin provides the drinking water for five counties and two military bases in North Carolina, We share DENR's goal of long term protection of our water souirces. Baseline testing is the recommendation of the Southern Environmental Law Center for sites, where coal ash will be stored. We are requesting that no coal ash be transported into Lee and Chatham counties until we have sufficient data to effectively monitor our water sources into the future. Respectfully, (sign letter and add your address and telephone number) . �� . .�.� gin. DATE: APRIL 15, 2015 1111�1�11pg��;�rpii gil � � i It is our conviction that coal ash is toxic to the environment and to the health of human beings. Recent events would indicate that Duke Energy andl its surrogates have not achieved sufficient expertise in the safe storage of coal ash . It would be our preference that no coal ash be stored in Lee or Chatham counties. However, if DENR in its wisdom, elects to approve the permits that are pending, we uirgently request that the communities involved be giiven the opportunity to establish baseline data so that ground water, the water in ponds, creeks and streams, and the water in the Deep River and the Cape Fear River can be effectively monitored for any leeching of toxic materials that occurs into the future. This river basin provides the drinking;, water for five counties and two military bases in North Carolina. We share DENR's goal of long term protection of our water sources. Baseline testing is the recommendation of the Southern Environmental Law Center for sites where coal ash will be sto,red. We are requesting that no coal ash be transported into Lee andl Chatham counties until we have sufficient data to effectively monitor our water sources into the future. 7' 8� /l�'.. c�733'u '1 � )7�} �Z7g DATE: APRIL 15,2015 TO: NC DEPT. OF ENVIRONMENT AND NATURAL RESOURCES RE- IMPACT OF COAL ASHi STORAGE ON WATER RESOURCES It is our conviction that coal ash is toxic to the environment and to the health of human beings. Recent events would indicate that Duke Energy and its surrogates have not achieved sufficient expertise in the safe storage of coal ash . It would be our preference that no coal ash be stored in Lee or Chatham counties. However, if DENR in its wisdom, elects to approve the permits that are pending, we urgently request that the communities involved be given the opportunity to establish baseline data so that ground water, the water in ponds, creeks and streams, and the water in the Deep River and the Cape Fear River can be effectively monitored for any leeching of toxic materials that occurs into the future. This river basin provides the drinking water for five counties and two military bases in North Carolina. We share DENR's goal of long term protection of our water sources. Baseline testing is the recommendation of the Southern Environmental Law Center for sites where coal ash will be stored. We are requesting that no coal ash be transported into Lee and Chatham counties until we have sufficient data to effectively monitor our water sources into the future. Respectfully, (sign letter and add, your address, and telephone number), 71 V? DATE; APRIL 1, 5,2015 TO: NC DEPT. OF ENVIRONMENT AND NATURAL RESOURCES RE: IMPACT OF COAL ASH STORAGE ON WATER RESOURCES It is our conviction that coal ash is toxic to the environment and to the health of human beings. Recent events would indicate that Duke Energy and its surrogates have not achieved sufficient expertise in the safe storage of coal ash . It would be our preference that no coal ash be stored in Lee or Chatham counties. However, if DENR in its wisdom, elects to approve the permits that are pending, we urgently request that the communities involved be given the opportunity to establish baseline data so that ground water, the water in ponds, creeks and streams, and the water in the Deep River and the Cape Fear River can be effectively monitored for any leeching of toxic materials that occurs into the future. This river basin provides the drinking water for five counties and two military bases in North Carolina. We share DENR's goal of long term protection of our water sources. Baseline testing is the recommendation of the Southern Environmental Law Center for sites where coal ash will be stored. We are requesting that no coal ash be transported into Lee and Chatham counties until we have sufficient data to effectively monitor our water sources into the future. DATE.- APRIL 15', 2015 TO: NC DEPT. OF ENVIRONMENT AND NATURAL RESOURCES RE: IMPACT OF COAL ASH STORAGE ON WATER RESOURCES It is our conviction that coal ash is toxic to the environment and to the health of human beings. Recent events would indicate that Dube Energy and its surrogates have not achieved sufficient expertise in the safe storage of coal ash . it would be our preference that no coal ash be stored in Lee or Chatham counties, However, if DENiR in its wisdom, elects to approve the permits that are pending, we urgently request that the communities involved be given the opportunity to establish baseline data so that ground water, the water in ponds, creeks and streams, and the water in the Deep River and the Cape Fear River can be effectively monitored for any leeching of toxic materials that occurs into the future, This river basin provides the drinking water for five counties and two military bases in North Carolina. We share DENR's goal of long term protection of our water sources. Baseline testing is the recommendation of the Southern Environmental Law Center for sites where coal: ash will be stored,, We are requesting that no coal ash be transported into Lee and Chatham counties until we have sufficient data to effectively monitor our water sources into the future. Respectfully, (sign letter and add your address and telephone number) A"I 2 )7 DATE- APRIL 15�, 2015 TO: NC DEPT. OF ENVIRONMENT AND NATURAL RESOURCES RE: IMPACT OF COAL ASH STORAGE ON WATER RESOURCES It is our conviction that coal ash is toxic to the environment and:! to the health of human beings. Recent events would indicate that Duke Energy and its surrogates have not achieved sufficient expertise in the safe storage of coal ash . It would be our preference that no coal ash be stored in Lee or Chatham counties. However, if DENR in its wisdom, elects to approve the permits that are pending, we urgently request that the communities involved be given the opportunity to establish baseline data so that ground water, the water in ponds, creeks and streams, and the water in the Deep River and the Cape Fear River can be effectively monitored for any leeching of toxic materials that occurs into the future,. This river basin, provides the drinking water for five counties and two military bases in North Carolina. We share DENR's goal of long term protection of our water sources. Baseline testingi is the recommendation of the Southern Environmental Law Center for sites where coal ash will be stored. We are requesting that no coal ash be transported into Lee and Chatham counties until we have sufficient data to effectively monitor our water sources into the future. Respectfully, (sigin letter and add your address and telephone number) 3 qqy� DATE: APRIL 15, 2015 TO: NC DEPT. OF ENVIRONMENT AND NATURAL RESOURCES RE-. IMPACT OF COAL ASH STORAGE ON WATER RESOURCES It is our conviction that coal ash is toxic to the environment and to the health of human beings. Recent events would indicate that Duke Energy and, its surrogates have not achieved sufficient expertise in the safe storage of coal ash . it would be our preference that no coal ash be stored in Lee or Chatham counties. However, if DEN:R in its wisdom, elects to approve the permits that are pending, we urgently request that the communities involved be given the opportunity to establish baseline data so that ground water, the water in ponds, creeks and streams, and the water in the Deep River and the Cape Fear River can be effectively monitored for any leeching of toxic materials that occurs into the future. This river basin: provides the drinking water for five counties and two military bases in North Carolina We share DENR's goal of long term protection of our water sources. Baseline testing is the recommendation of the Southern Environmental Law Center for sites where coal ash will be stored. We are requesting that no coal ash be transported into Lee and Chatham counties until we have sufficient data to effectively monitor our water sources into the future. Respectfully, (sign letter and add your address and telephone number) 41 IT _2 DATE-. APRIL 15, 2015 111 11 1 , , i I I Ift :0 It is our conviction that coal ash is toxic to the environment andl to the health of human beings. Recent events would indicate that Duke Energy and its surrogates have not achieved sufficient expertise in the safe storage of coal ash . It would be our preference that no coal ash be stored in Lee or Chatham counties. However, if DENR in its wisdom, elects to approve the permits that are pending, we urgently request that the communities iinvolved be given the opportunity to establish basel:line data so that ground water, the water in ponds, creeks and streams, and the water in the Deep River and the Cape Fear River can be effectively monitored for any leeching of toxic materials that occurs into the future, This river basin provides the drinking water for five counties and two military bases in North Carolina. We share DENR's goal of long term protection of our water sources. Baseline testing is the recommendation of the Southern Environmental Law Center for sites where coal ash will be stored. We are requesting that ino coal ash be transported into Lee and Chatham counties until we have sufficient data to effectively monitor our water sources into the future. Respectfully, (sign letter and add your address and telephone number) CY o �,,l //c,", DATE: APRIL 15, 2015 It is our conviction that coal ash is toxic to the environment and to the health of human beings. Recent events would indicate that Duke Energy and its surrogates have not achieved sufficient expertise in the safe storage of coal ash . It would be our preference that no coal ash be stored in Lee or Chatham counties. However, if DENR in its wisdom, elects to approve the permits that are pending, we urgently request that the communities involved be given the opportunity to establish baseline data so that ground water, the water in ponds, creeks and streams, and the water in the Deep River and the Cape Fear River can be effectively monitored for any leeching of toxic materials that occurs into the future. This river basin: provides the drinking water for five counties and two military bases in North Carolina, We share DENR's goal of long term protection of our water sources. Baseline testing is the recommendation of the Southern Environmental Law Center for sites where coal ash will be stored. We are requesting that no coal ash be transported into Lee and Chatham counties until we have sufficient data to effectively monitor our water sources into the future. Respectfully, (sign letter and add your address and telephone number) 107.j �NZAIM rerlrelnm��IKGM It is our conviction that coal ash is toxic to the environment and to the health of human beings. Recent events would indicate that Duke Energy and its surrogates have not achieved sufficient expertise in the safe storage of coal ash . It would be our preference that no coal ash be stored in Lee or Chatham counties. However, if DENR in its wisdom, elects to approve the permits that are pending, we urgently request that the communities involved be given the opportunity to establish baseline data so that ground water, the water in ponds, creeks and streams, and the water in the Deep River and the, Cape Fear River can be effectively monitored for any leeching of toxic materials that occurs into the future. This, river basin provides, the drinking water for five counties and two military bases in North Carolina. We share DENR's goal of long term protection of our water sources. Baseline testing is the recommendation of the Southern Environmental Law Center for sites where coal ash, will be stored. We are requesting that no coal ash be transported into Lee and Chatham counties until we have sufficient data to effectively monitor our water sources into the future. Respectfully, (sign letter and add your address, and telephone number) DATE- APRIL 15, 2015 TO NC DEPT. OF ENVIRONMENT AND NATURAL RESOURCES RE: IMPACT OF COAL, ASH STORAGE ON WATER RESOURCES It is our conviction that coal ash is toxic to the environment and to the health of human beings. Recent events would indicate that Duke Energy and its surrogates have not achieved sufficient expertise in the safe storage of coal ash . it would be our preference that no coal ash be stored in Lee or Chatham counties, However, if DENR in its wisdom, elects to approve the permits that are pending, we urgently request that the communities involved be given the opportunity to establish baseline data so that ground water, the water in ponds, creeks and streams, and the water in the Deep River and the Cape Fear River can be effectively monitored for any leeching of toxic materials that occurs into the future. This river basin provides the drinking water for five counties and two military bases in North Carolina. We share DENR's goal of long term protection of our water sources. Baseline testing is the recommendation of the Southern Environmental Law Center for sites where coal ash will be stored. We are requesting that no coal ash be transported into Lee and Chatham counties until we have sufficient data to effectively monitor our water sources into the future. 7 It is our conviction that coal ash is toxic to the environment and to the health of human beings. Recent events would indicate that Duke Energy and its surrogates have not achieved sufficient expertise in the safe storage of coal ash . It would be our preference that no coal ash be stored in Lee or Chatham counties. However, if DENR in its wisdom, elects to approve the permits that are pending, we urgently request that the communities involved be given the opportunity to establish baseline data so that ground water, the water in ponds, creeks and streams, and the water in the Deep River and the Cape Fear River can be effectively monitored for any leeching of toxic materials that occurs into the future. This river basin provides the drinking water for five counties and two military bases in North Carolina, We share DENR's goal of long, term protection of our water sources. Baseline testing is the recommendation of the Southern Environmental Law Center for sites where coal ash will be stored. We are requesting that no coal ash be transported into Lee and Chatham counties until we have sufficient data to effectively monitor our water sources into the future. Respectfully, (sign letter and add your address and telephone number) am. DATE: APRIL 15,,2015 TO: NC DEPT. OF ENVIRONMENT AND NATURAL RESOURCES RE: IMPACT OF COAL ASH STORAGE ON WATER RESOURCES It is our conviction that coal ash is toxic to the environment and to the health of human beings. Recent events would indicate that Duke Energy and its surrogates have not achieved sufficient expertise in the safe storage of coal ash . It would be our preference that no coal ash be stored in Lee or Chatham counties. However, if DENR in its wisdom, elects to approve the permits that are pending, we urgently request that the communities involved be given the opportunity to establish baseline data so that ground water, the water in ponds, creeks and streams, and the water in the Deep River and the Cape Fear River can be effectively monitored for any leeching of toxic materials that occurs into the future. This river basin provides the drinking water for five counties and two military bases in North Carolina, We share DENR's goal of long term protection of our water sources. Baseline testing is the recommendation, of the Southern, Environmental Law Center for sites where coal ash will be stored. We are requesting that no coal ash be transported into Lee and Chatham counties until we have sufficient data to effectively monitor our water sources into the future. Respectfully, (sign letter and add your address and' number) DATE: APRIL 15, 2015 TOW NC DEPT. OF ENVIRONMENT AND NATURAL RESOURCES RE: IMPACT OF COAL ASH STORAGE ON WATER RESOURCES It is our conviction that coal ash is toxic to the environment and to the health of human beings. Recent events would indicate that Duke Energy and its surrogates have not achieved sufficient expertise in the safe storage of coal ash . It would be our preference that no coal ash be stored in Lee or Chatham counties, However, if DENR in its wisdom, elects to approve the permits that are pending, we urgently request that the communities involved be given the opportunity to establish baseline data so that ground water, the water in ponds, creeks and streams, and the water in the Deep River and the Cape Fear River can be effectively monitored for any leeching of toxic materials that occurs into the future. This river basin provides the drinking water for five counties and two military bases in North Carolina. We share DENR's goal of long term protection of our water sources. Baseline testing is the recommendation of the Southern Environmental Law Center for sites where coal ash will be stored. We are requesting that no coal ash be transported into I-ee and Chatham counties until we have sufficient data to effectively monitor our water sources into the future. Respectfully, (sign letter and a your. address and telephone number) C" Jl/ 66 z' DATE: APRIL 15, 2015 TO: NC DEPT, OF ENVIRONMENT AND NATURAL RESOURCES RE: IMPACT OF COAL ASH STORAGE ON'WATER RESOURCES It is our conviction that coal ash is toxic to the environment and to the health of human beings. Recent events would indicate that Duke Energy and' its surrogates have not achieved sufficient expertise in the safe storage of coal ash . It would be our preference that no coal ash be stored in Lee or Chatham counties. However, if DEN:R in its wisdom, elects to approve the permits that are pending, we urgently request that the communities involved be given the opportunity to establish baseline data so that ground water, the water i!n ponds, creeks and streams, and the water in the Deep River and the Cape Fear River can be effectively monitored for any leeching of toxic materials that occurs into the future. This river basin provides the drinking water for five counties and two military bases in North Carolina. We share DENR's goal of long term protection of our water sources. Baseline testing is the recommendation of the Southern Environmental Law Center for sites where coal ash will be stored, We are requesting that no coal ash be transported into Lee and Chatham counties until we have sufficient data to effectively monitor our water sources into the future. Respectfully, (sign letter and add your address and telephone number) -D �1*1 > DATE: APRIL 15,2015 TO- NC DEPT,, OF ENVIRONMENT AND NATURAL RESOURCES RE-. IMPACT OF COAL ASH STORAGE ON WATER RESOURCES It is our conviction that coal ash is toxic to the environment and to the health of human, beings. Recent events would indicate that Duke Energy and its surrogates have not achieved sufficient expertise in the safe storage of coal ash . it would be our preference that no coal ash, be stored in Lee or Chatham counties. However, if DENR in its wisdom, elects to approve the permits that are pending, we urgently request that the communities involved be given the opportunity to establish baseline data so that ground water, the water in ponds, creeks and streams, and the water in the Deep River and the Cape Fear River can be effectively monitored for any leeching of toxic materials that occurs into the future. This river basin provides the drinking water for five counties and two military bases in North Carolina. We share DENR's goal of long term protection of our water sources. Baseline testing is the recommendation of the Southern Environmental Law Center for sites where coal ash will be stored. We are requesting that no coal ash be transported into Lee and Chatham counties until we have sufficient data to effectively monitor our water sources into the future. Respectfully, (sign letter and add your address and telephone number) 6 / I - 4C G � DATE: APRIL 15, 2015 ir qmlip+ p; It is our conviction, that coal ash, is toxic to the environment and to the health of human beings. Recent events would indicate that Duke Energy and its surrogates have not achieved sufficient expertise, in the safe storage of coal ash . It would be our preference that no coal ash be stored in Lee or Chatham counties,. However, if DENR in its wisdom, elects to approve the permits that are pending, we urgently request that the communities involved be given the opportunity to establish baseline data so that ground water, the water in ponds, creeks and streams, and the water in the Deep River and the Cape Fear River can be effectively monitored for any leeching of toxic materials that occurs into the future. This river basin provides the drinking water for five counties and two military bases in North Carolina. We share DENR's, goal of long term protection of our water sources. Baseline testing: is the recommendation of the Southern Environmental Law Center for sites, where coal ash will be stored. We are requesting that no coal ash be transported into Lee and Chatham counties until we have sufficient data to effectively monitor our water sources into the future. Respectfully, (sign letter and add your address and telephone number) d rF 'Al .n� DATE-. APRIL 15,2015 TO: NC DEPT. OF ENVIRONMENT AND NATURAL RESOURCES RE: IMPACT OF COAL ASH STORAGE ON WATER RESOURCES It is our conviction that coal ash is toxic to the environment and to the health of human, beings. Recent events would indicate that Duke Energy and its surrogates have not achieved sufficient expertise in the safe storage of coal ash . It would be our preference that no coal ash be stored in Lee or Chatham counties. However, if DENR in its wisdom, elects to approve the permits, that are pending, we urgently request that the communities involved be given the opportunity to establish baseline data so that ground water, the water in ponds, creeks and streams, and the water in the Deep River and the Cape Fear River can be effectively monitored for any leeching of toxic materials that occurs into the future. This river basin provides the drinking water for five counties and two military bases in North Carolina. We share DENR's goal of long term protection of our water sources. Baseline testiing is the recommendation of the Southern Environmental Law Center for sites where coal ash will be stored. We are requesting that no coal ash be transported into Lee and Chatham counties until we have sufficient data to effectively monitor our water sources into the future. Respectfully, (sign letter and add your address and telephone number) /C DATE: APRIL 15,2015 a V 1 It is our conviction that coal ash is toxic to the environment and to the health of human beings. Recent events would indicate that Duke Energy and its surrogates have not achieved sufficient expertise in the safe storage of coal ash . It would be our preference that no coal ash be stored in Lee or Chatham counties. �However, if DENR in its wisdom, elects to approve the permits that are pending, we urgently request that the communities involved be given the opportunity to establish baseline data so that ground water, the water in ponds, creeks and streams, and the water in the Deep River and the Cape Fear River can be effectively monitored for any leeching of toxic materials that occurs into the future. This river basin provides the drinking water for five counties and two military bases in North Carolina. We share DENR's goal of long term protection of our water sources. Baseline testing is the recommendation of the Southern Environmental Law Center for sites where coal ash will be stored. We are requesting that no coal ash be transported into Lee and Chatham counties until we have sufficient data to effectively monitor our water sources into the future. Respectfully, (sign letter and add your address and telephone number) 'OATE: APRI'L 15, 2015 It is our conviction that coal ash is toxic to the environment and to the health of human beings. Recent events would indicate that Duke Energy and its surrogates have not achieved sufficient expertise in the safe storage of coal ash , It would be our preference that no coal ash be stored in Lee or Chatham, counties. However, if DENR in its wisdom, elects to approve the permits that are pending, we urgently request that the communities involved be given the opportunity to establish baseline data so that ground water, the water in ponds, creeks and streams, and the water in the Deep River and the Cape Fear River can be effectively monitored for any leeching of toxic materials that occurs into the future. This river basin provides the drinking water for five counties and two military bases in North Carolina. We share DENR's goal of long term protection of our water sources. Baseline testing is the recommendation of the Southern Environmental Law Center for sites where coal ash will be stored. We are requesting that no coal ash be transported into Lee and Chatham counties until we have sufficient data to effectively monitor our water sources into the future. Respectfully, (sign letter and add your address and telephone number) qf u. DATE: ►P'RIL 15,2015 It is our conviction that coal ash is toxic to the environment and to the health of human beings. Recent events would indicate that Duke Energy and its surrogates have not achieved sufficient expertise in the safe storage of coal ash . It would be our preference that no coal ash be stored in Lee or Chatham counties. However, if DENR in its wisdom, elects to approve, the permits that are pending, we urgently request that the communities involved be given the opportunity to establish baseline data so that ground water, the water in ponds, creeks and streams, and the water in the Deep River and the Cape Fear River can be effectively monitored for any leeching of toxic materials that occurs into the future,. This river basin provides the drinking water for five counties and two military bases in North Carolina. We share DENR's goal of long term protection of our water sources. Baseline testing is the recommendation of the Southern Environmental Law Center for sites where coal ,ash will be stored. We are requesting that no coal ash be transported into Lee and Chatham counties until we have sufficient data to effectively monitor our water sources into the future. Respectfully, (sign letter and add your address and telephone number) DATE! APRIL 115,2015 01, IIIIAMIlk In I'll II It is our conviction that coal ash is toxic to the environment and to the health of human beings. Recent events would indicate that Duke Energy and its surrogates have not achieved sufficient expertise in the safe storage of coal ash . It would be our preference that no coal ash be stored in Lee or Chatham counties. However, if DENR in its wisdom, elects to approve the permits that are pending, we urgently request that the communities involved be given the opportunity to establish baseline data so that ground water, the water in ponds, creeks and streams, and the water in the Deep River and the Cape Fear River can be effectively monitored for any leeching of toxic materials that occurs into the future. This river basin provides the drinking water for five counties and two imil'itary bases in Nlorth Carolina. We share DENR's goal of long term protection of our water sources. Baseline testing is the recommendation of the Southern Environmental Law Center for sites where, coal ash will be stored. We are requesting that no coal ash be transported into Lee and Chatham counties until we have sufficient data to effectively monitor our water sources into the future, Respectfully, (sign letter and add your address and telephone number) t, b `2 DATE,- APRIL 15, 2015 TO' NC DEPT, OF ENVIRONMENT AND NATURAL RESOURCES RE: IMPACT OF COAL ASH STORAGE ON' WATER RESOURCES It is Our conviction that coal ash is toxic to the environment and to the health of human beings. Recent events would indicate that Duke Energy and its surrogates have not achieved sufficient expertise in the safe storage of coal ash . It would be our preference that no coal ash be stored in Lee or Chatham counties. However, if DENR in its wisdom, elects to approve the permits that are pending, we urgently request that the communities involved be given the opportunity to establish baseline data so that ground water, the water in ponds, creeks and streams, and the water in the Deep River and the Cape Fear River can be effectively monitored for any leeching of toxic materials that occurs into the future. This river basin provides the drinking water for five counties and two military bases in North Carolina. We share DENR's goal of long term protection of our water sources. Baseline testing is the recommendation of the Southern Environmental Law Center for sites where coal ash will be stored. We are requesting that no coal ash be transported into Lee and Chatham counties until we have sufficient data to effectively monitor our water sources into the future, Respectfully, (sign letter and add your address and telephone number) La DATE: gym, i TO: NC DEPT OF ENVIRONMENT AND NATURAL RESOURCES Ir It is our conviction that coal ash is toxic to the environment and to the health of human beings. Recent events would indicate that Duke Energy and its surrogates have not achieved sufficient expertise in the safe storage of coal ash . It would be our preference that no coal ash be stored in Lee or Chatham counties. However, if DENR in its wisdom, elects to approve the permits that are pending', we urgently request that the communities involved be given the opportunity to establish baseline data so that ground water, the water in ponds, creeks and streams, and the water in the Deep River and the Cape Fear River can be effectively monitored for any leeching of toxic materials that occurs into the future. This river basin provides the drinking water for five counties and two military bases in North Carolina., We share DENR's goal of long term protection of our water sources. Baseline testing is the recommendation of the Southern Environmental Law Center for sites where coal ash willl be stored. We are requesting that no coal ash be transported into Lee and Chatham counties until we have sufficient data to effectively monitor our water sources into the future. aml= —7 -Ile Mail to: Jamie Kritzer, Public Information Officer NIC Dept. of Environment & Natural Resources 1' 6011 Mail Service Center Raleigh, NC 27699-1601 DATE: -3 , ',-) *- eY - TO NC DEPT OF ENVIRONMENT AND NATURAL RESOURCES It is our conviction that coal ash is toxic to the environment and to the health of human beings. Recent events would indicate that Duke Energy andi its surrogates have not achieved sufficient expertise in the safe storage of coal ash . It would be our preference that no coal ash be stored in Lee or Chatham counties. However, if DENR in its wisdom, elects to approve the permits that are pending, we urgently request that the communities involved be given the opportunity to establish baseline data so that ground water, the water in ponds, creeks and streams, and the water in the Deep River and the Cape Fear River can be effectively monitored for any leeching of toxic materials that occurs into the future. This river basin provides the drinkingi water for five counties, and two military bases in North Carolina. We share DENR's goal of long term protection of our water sources. Baseline testing is the recommendation of the Southern Environmental Law Center for sites where coal ash will be stored. We are requesting that no coal ash be transported into Lee andl Chatham counties until we have sufficient data to effectively monitor our water sources into the future. Respectfully, Mail to: Jamie Kritzer, Public Information Officer NC Dept., of Environment & Natural Resources 1601 Mail Service Center Raleigh, NC 27699-116,01 DATE: APRIL 15,2015 It is our conviction that coal ash is toxic to the environment and to the health of human beings. Recent events would indicate that Duke Energy and its surrogates have not achieved sufficient expertise in the safe storage of coal ash . It would be our preference that no coal ash be stored in Lee or Chatham counties. However, if DENR in its wisdom, elects to approve the permits that are pending, we urgently request that the communities involved be given the opportunity to establish baseline data so that ground water, the water in: ponds, creeks and streams, and the water in the Deep River and the Cape Fear River can be effectively monitored for any leeching of toxic materials that occurs into the future. This river basin provides the drinking water for five counties and two military bases in North Carolina. We share DENR's goal of long term protection of our water sources. Baseline testing is the recommendation of the Southern Environmental Law Center for sites where coal ash will be stored. We are requesting that no coal ash be transported into Lee and Chatham counties until we have sufficient data to effectively monitor our water sources into the future. Respectfully, (sign letter and add your address and telephone number) � (' \ ` l ICI l � ' DATE-, APRIL 15,20,11,5 It is our conviction that coal ash is toxic to the environment and to the health of human beings. Recent events would indicate that Duke Energy and its surrogates have not achieved sufficient expertise in the safe storage of coal ash . It would be our preference that no, coal ash be stored in Lee or Chatham counties. However, if DEAR in its wisdom, elects to approve the permits that are pending, we urgently request that the communities involved be giiven the opportunity to establish baseline data so that ground water, the water in ponds, creeks and streams, and the water in the Deep River and the Cape Fear River can be effectively monitored for any leeching, of toxic materials that occurs into the future. This river basin provides the drinking water for five counties and two military bases in North Carolina. We share DENR's goal of long term protection of our w,3ter sources. Baseline, testing is the recommendation of the Southern Environmental Law Center for sites where coal ash will be stored. We are requesting that no coal ash be transported into Lee and Chatham counties until we have sufficient data to effectively monitor our water sources into the future. Respectfully, (sign letter and add your address and: telephone number) DATE: APRIL 15,2015 I't is our conviction that coal ash is toxic to the environment and to the health of human beings. Recent events would indicate that Duke Energy and its surrogates have not achieved sufficient expertise in the safe storage of coal ash . It would be our preference that no coal ash be stored in Lee or Chatham counties. However, if DIENR in its wisdom, elects to approve the permits that are pending, we urgently request that the communities involved be given the opportunity to establish baseline data so that ground water, the water in ponds, creeks and! streams, and the water in the Deep River and the Cape Fear River can be effectively mon'itored for any leeching of toxic materials that occurs into the future. This river basin provides the dirin,king water for five counties and two military bases in North Carolina. We share DENR's goal of long term protection of our water sources. Baseline testing is the recommendation of the Southern Environmental Law Center for sites where coal ash will be stored, We are requesting that no coal ash be transported into Lee and Chatham counties until we have sufficient data to effectively monitor our water sources into the future, Respectfully, (sign letter and add your address and telephone number) w. C." DATE ►P'• IL 15,2015 111111 a It is our conviction that coal ash is toxic to the environment and to the health of human beings. Recent events would indlicate that Duke Energy and its surrogates have not achieved sufficient expertise in the safe storage of coal ash . It would be our preference that no, coal ash be stored in Lee or Chatham counties, However, if DENR in its wisdom, elects to approve the permits that are pending, we urgently request that the communities involved be given the opportunity to establish baseline data so that ground water, the water in ponds, creeks and streams, and the water in the Deep River and the Cape Fear River can be effectively monitored for any leeching of toxic materials that occurs into the future. This river basin provides the drinking water for five counties and two military bases in North Carolina. We share DENR"s goal of Ilong term protection of our water sources. Baseline testing is the recommendation of the Southern Environmental Law Center for sites where coal ash will be stored. We are requesting that no coal ash be transported into Lee and Chatham counties until we have sufficient data to effectively monitor our water sources into the future. Respectfully, (sign: letter and add your address and telephone number) DATE: APRIL 15,2015 MUGM It is our conviction that coal ash is toxic to the environment and to the health of human beings. Recent events would indicate that Duke Energy and its surrogates have not achieved sufficient expertise in the safe storage of coal as ' h . It would be our preference that no coal ash be stored in Lee or Chatham counties. However, if DlEt4k m its wisdom, elects to approve the permits, that are pending, we urgently"re,quest that the communities involved be given the opportunity to establish! -6' a seli ne data that ground water, the water in ponds, creeks and streams, and the water in the'D'e—ep River and the Cape Fear River can be effectively monitored for any leeching of toxic materials that occurs into the future. This, river basin provides the drinking water for five counties and two military bases in North Carolina. We share DENR's goal of long term protection of our water sources. Baseline testing is the recommendation of the Southern Environmental Law Center for sites where coal ash will be stored. We are requesting that no coal ash be transported, into Lee and Chatham counties until we have sufficient data to effectively monitor our water sources, into the future. Respectfully, (sign letter and add your address and telephone number) 4 w, fa 4'4 Yr/ DATE TO: NC DEPT OF ENVIRONMENT AND NATURAL RESOURCES RE: IMPACT OF COAL ASH STORAGE ON: WATER RESOURCES It is our conviction that coal ash is toxic to the environment and to the health of human beiings. Recent events would indicate that Duke Energy and its surrogates have not achieved sufficient expertise in the safe storage of coal ash . It would be our preference that no coal ash be stored in Lee or Chatham counties. However, if DENR in its wisdom, elects to approve the permits that are pending, we urgently request that the communities involved be given the opportunity to establish baseline data so that ground water, the water in ponds, creeks and streams, and the water in the Deep River and the Cape Fear River can be effectively monitored for any leeching of toxic materials that occurs into the future. This river basin provides the drinking water for five counties and two military bases in North Carolina. We share, DENR's goal of long term, protection, of our water sources. Baseline testing is the recommendation of the Southern Environmental Law Center for sites where coal ash will be stored. We are requesting that no coal ash be transported into Lee and Chatham counties untiil we have sufficient data to effectively monitor our water sources into the future. Respectfully, Mail to: Jamie Kritzer, Public Information Officer NC Dept. of Environment & Natural Resources 1,601 Mail Service Center Raleigh, NC 27699-1601 I It is our conviction that coal ash is toxic to the environment and to the health of human beings. Recent events would indicate that Duke Energy and its surrogates have not achieved sufficient expertise in the safe storage of coal ash . It would be o'ur preference, that no coal ash be stored in Lee, or Chatham counties. However, if DENR in its wisdom, elects to approve the permits that are pending, we urgently request that the communities involved be given the opportunity to establish baseline data so that ground water, the water in ponds, creeks andl streams, and the water in the Deep River and the Cape Fear River can be effectively monitored for any leeching of toxic materials that occurs into the future. This river basin provides the drinking water for five counties and two military bases in North Carolina. We share DENR's goal of long term protection of our water sources, Baseline testing is the recommendation of the Southern Environmental Law Center for sites where coal ash will be, stored. We are requesting that no coal ash be transported into Lee and Chatham counties until we have sufficient data to effectively monitor our water sources into the future. Respectfully, /7 a Mai:ll to: Jamie Kritzer, Puiblic Information Officer NC Dept. of Environment & Natural Resources 1601 Mail Service Center Raleigh, NC 27699-1601 DATE: TO: NC DEPT OF ENVIRONMENT AND NATURAL RESOURCES RE: IMPACT OF COAL ASH STORAGE ON WATER RESOURCES It is our conviction that coal ash is toxic to the environment and to the health of human beings. Recent events would indicate that Duke Energy and its surrogates have not achieved sufficient expertise in the safe storage of coal ash. It would: be our preference that no coal ash be stored in Lee or Chatham counties. However, if DENR in its wisdom elects to approve the permits that are pending, we urgently request that the communities involved be given the opportunity to establish baseline data so that ground water, the water in ponds, creeks and streams, and the water in the Deep River and the Cape Fear, River can be effectively monitored for any leeching of toxic materials that occurs into the future. 'This river basin provides the drinking water for five counties and two military bases in North Carolina. We share DENR's goal of long term protection of our water sources. Baseline testing is the recommendation of the Southern Environmental Law Center for sites where coal ash will be stored. We are requesting that no coal ash be transported into Lee and Chatham counties until we have sufficient data to effectively monitor our water sources into the future. Respectfully, 62- 2// Mail to: Jamie Kritzer, Public Information Officer NC Dept. of Environment & Natural Resources 1601 Mail Service Center Raleigh, NC 27699-1601 DATE: /4,1 Y �, , c i TO: NC DEPT OF ENVIRONMENT AND NATURAL RESOURCES I .�E: IMPACT OF COAL ASH STORAGE ON WATER RESOURCES It is our conviction that coal ash is toxic to the environment and to the health of human beings. Recent events would indicate that Duke Energy and its surrogate's have not achieved sufficient expertise in the safe storage of coal ash. it would be our preference that no coal ash be stored in Lee or Chatham counties. However, if DENR in its wisdom elects to approve the permits that are pending, we urgently request that the communities involved be given the opportunity to establish baseline data so that ground water, the water in ponds, creeks and streams, and the water in the Deep River and the Cape Fear River can be effectively monitored for any leeching of toxic materials that occurs into the future. This river basin provides the drinking water for five counties and two military bases in North Carolina. We share DENR's goal of long term protection of our water sources. Baseline testing is the recommendation of the Southern Environmental Law Center for sites where coal ash will be stored. We are requesting that no coal ash be transported into Lee and Chatham counties until we have sufficient data to effectively monitor our water sources into the future. Mail to: Jamie Kritzer, Public Information Officer NC Dept. of Environment & Natural Resources 1601 Mail Service Center Raleigh, NC 27699-1601 Di.TE, APRIL 15,20115 TO: NC DEPT, OF ENVIRONMENT AND NATURAL RESOURCES E. IMPACT OF COAL ASH STORAGE ON WATER RESOURCES DATE: APRIL 15, 2015 TO: NC DEPT. OF ENVIRONMENT AND NATURAL RESOURCES RE: IMPACT OF COAL ASH STORAGE ON WATER RESOURCES qq -- �q -S��q DATE, APRIL 15, 2015 TO- NC, DEPT. OF ENVIRONMENT AND NATURAL RESOURCES RE IMPACT OF COAL ASH STORAGE ON WATER RESOURCES Respectfully, (sign letter and add your address and telephone number) �-o I � N L ) 'Z I 6 DATE: APRIL 1 , 2015 TO: NC DEPT., OF ENVIRONMENT AND NATURAL RESOURCES RE: IMPACT OF COAL ASH STORAGE ON WATER RESOURCES DATE, APRIL 15, 2015 TO: NC DEPT. OF ENVIRONM ENT AND NATURAL RESOURCES RE: IMPACT OF COAL ASH STORAGE ON WATER RESOURCES Respectfully, iress and telephoniie niumber); Respectfully, (sitym letter and add your address and telephone number) t)je-a DATE: APRIL 15, 2015 TO: NC DEIST. OF ENVIRONMENT AND NATURAL RESOURCES IMPACT OF COAL ASIA STORAGE ON ABATER RESOURCES Min YO yy DATE, APRIL 15, 2015 To: RC DEPT. OF ENVIRONMENT AND NATURAL RESOURCES RE: IMPACT OF COAL ASH STORAGE ON WATER RESOURCES Respectfully, -- tk A uvaj-iL.:*441mess, and e!phone numiber) 'd )( /k's's P DATE: APRIL 15, 2015 TO- N,C DEPT. OF ENVIRONMENT AND NATURALRESOURCES RE: IMPACT OF COAL ASH STORAGE ON WATER RESOURCES DATE: APRIL 15, 2015 TO N,C DEPT, OF ENVIRONMENT AND NATURAL RESOURCES RE: IMPACT OF COAL ASH STORAGE ON WATER RESOURCES Respectfully, (sign letter and add your address and telephone number) 'v DATE: APRIL 1:5, 2015 TO: NC, DEPT, OF VI NT NATURAL RESOURCES RE; IMPACT OF COAL ASH STORAGE ON WATER RESOURCES DATE. APRIL 1 , 2015 TO- NC DEPT, OF ENVIRONMENT AND NATURAL RESOURCES RE- IMPACT OF COAL ASH STORAGE ON WATER RESOURCES L/3 Respectfully, (sign letter and add your address and telephone number) 7 An 5(A Coo ,ve-- DATE: APRIL 1 , 2015 TO NIC DEPT, OF ENVIRONMENT AND NATURAL RESOURCES RE: IMPACT OF COAL ASH STORAGE ON WATER RESOURCES Respectfully, (sign lefter and add your address and telephone: nu�mber) DATE: APRIL 15,:2015 TO: NC DEPT. OF ENVIRONMENT AND NATURAL RESOURGES RE: IMPACT OF COAL ASH STORAGE ON WATER RESOURCES Respectfully, (sign letter and add your add�ress and telephone number) �-'/ 3 "1 DATE: APRIL 15, 2015 TO: NC DEPT. OF ENVIRONMENT AND NATURAL RESOURCES RE: IMPACT OF COAL ASH STORAGE ON WATER RESOURCES It is our conviction that coal ash is toxic to the environment and to the health of human beings. Recent events would indicate that Duke Energy and its surrogates have not achieved sufficient expertise in the safe storage of coal ash . It would be our preference that no coal ash be stored in Lee or Chatham counties. However, if DENR in its wisdom, elects to approve the permits that are pending, we urgently request that the communities involved be given the opportunity to establish baseline data so that ground water, the water in ponds, creeks and streams, and the water in the Deep River and the Cape Fear River can be effectively monitored for any leeching of toxic materials that occurs into the future. This river basin provides the drinking water for five counties, and two military bases in North Carolina. We share DENR's goal of long term protection of our water sources. Baseline testing is the recommendation of the Southern Environmental Law Center for sites where coal ash will be stored. We are requesting that no coal ash be transported into Lee and Chatham counties until we have sufficient data to effectively monitor our water sources into the future. Respectfully, (sign letter and add your address and telephone number) VV DATE: APRIL 15, 2015 TO: NC DEPT. OF ENVIRONMENT AND NATURAL RESOURCES RE. OF COAL ASH STORAGE ON WATER RESOURCES It is our conviction, that coal ash, is toxic to the environment and to the health of human beings. Recent events would indicate that Duke Energy and its surrogates have not achieved sufficient expertise in the safe storage of coal ash - it would be our preference that no coal ash be stored in Lee or Chatham counties. However, if DEN R in its wisdom, elects to approve the permits that are pending!, we urgently request that the communities involved be given the opportunity to establish baseline data so that ground water, the water in ponds, creeks and streams, and the water in the Deep River and the Cape Fear River can be effectively monitored for any leeching of toxic materials that occurs into the future. This river basin provides the drinking water for five counties and two military bases in North Carolina. We share DEN,R's goal of long term protection of our water sources, e s tg is the recommenclation of the Southen Environmental Law Center for sis where coal ash will be stored. We are requesting that no coal ash be transported into Lee and Chatharn counties until we have sufficient data to effectively monitor our water sources into the future. Respectfully, (sign letter and add your address and telephone number) DATE: APRIL 15, 2015 TO: NC DEPT. OF ENVIRONMENT AND NATURAL RESOURCES RE: IMPACT OF COAL ASH STORAGE ON WATER RESOURCES It is our conviction that coal ash is toxic to the environment and to the health of human beings, Recent events would indicate that Duke Energy and its surrogates, have not achieved sufficient expertise in the safe storage of coal ash , it would be our preference that no coal ash be stored in Lee or Chatham counties. However, if DENR in its wisdom, elects to approve the permits that are pending, we urgently request that the communities involved be given the opportun strea ity to esand tablish the baseline data so that ground water, the water in ponds, creeks and ms, water in the Deep River and the Cape Fear River can be effectively monitored for any leeching of toxic materials that occurs into the future. This river basin provides the drinking water for five counties and two military bases in North Carolina. We share DENR's goal of long term protection of our water sources, Baseline teosting is the recommendation of the Southern Environmental Law Center for sites where cal ash will be stored. We are requesting that no coal ash be transported into Lee and Chatham unties until we have sufficient data to effectively monitor our water sources, into the fut oe. Respectfully, (sign letter and add your address and telephone number) 4 7 7 fM DATE: APRIL 15, 2015 TO: NC DEPT. OF ENVIRONMENT AND NATUIRAL RESOURCES RE: IMPACT OF COAL ASH STORAGE ON WATER RESOURCES It is our conviction that coal ash is toxic to the environment and to the health of human beings. Recent events would indicate that Duke Energy and its surrogates have not achieved sufficient expertise in the safe storage of coal ash . It would be our preference that no coal ash be stored in Lee or Chatham counties, However, if DENR in its wisdom, elects to approve the permits that are pending, we urgently request that the communities involved be given the opportunity to establish ! baseline data so that ground water, the water in ponds, creeks and streams, and the water in the Deep River and the Cape Fear Diver can be effectively monitored for any leeching of toxic materials that occurs into the future. This river basin, provides the drinking water for five counties and two military bases in North Carolina. We share DENR's goal of long term protection of our water sources. Baseline testing is the recommendation of the Southern Environmental Law Center for sites where coal ash will be stored. We are requesting that no coal ash be transported into Lee and Chatham counties until we have sufficient data to effectively monitor our water sources into the future. Respectfully, (sign letter and add your address and telephone number), DATE: APRIL 15, 2015 TO: NC DEPT. OF ENVIRONMENT AND NATURAL RESOURCES RE', IMPACT OF COAL ASH STORAGE ON WATER RESOURCES It is our conviction that coal ash is toxic to the environment and to the health of human beings. Recent events would indicate that Duke Energy and its surrogates have not achieved sufficient expertise in the safe storage of coal ash . it would be our preference that no coal ash be stored in Lee or Chatham counties. However, if DENR in its wisdom, elects to approve the permits that are pending, we urgently request that the communities involved be given the opportunity to establish baseline data so that ground water, the water in ponds, creeks and streams, and the water in the Deep River and the Cape Fear River can be effectively monitored for any leeching of toxic materials that occurs into the future. This river basin provides the drinking water for five counties and two military bases in North Carolina. We share DENR's goal of long term protection of our water sources. Baseline testing is the recommendation of the Southern Environmental Law Center for sites where coal ash will be stored. We are requesting that no coal ash be transported into Lee and Chatham counties until we have sufficient data to effectively monitor our water sources into the future. Respectfully, (sign, letter and add your address and telephone number) DATE.. APRIL 15, 2015 TO: NC DEPT. OF ENVIRONMENT AND NATURAL RESOURCES RE: IMPACT OF COAL ASH STORAGE ON WATER RESOURCES It is our conviction that coal ash is toxic to the environment and to the health of human beings. Recent events would indicate that Duke Energy and its surrogates have not achieved sufficient expertise in the safe storage of coal ash: . it would be our preference that no coal ash be stored in Lee or Chatham counties. However, if DENR in its wisdom, elects to approve the permits that are pending, we urgently request that the communities involved be given the opportunity to establish baseline data so that ground water, the water in ponds, creeks and streams, and the water in the Deep River and the Cape Fear River can be effectively monitored for any leeching of toxic materials that occurs into the future. This river basin provides the drinking water for five counties and two military bases in North Carolina. We share DENR's goal of long term protection of our water sources. Baseline testing is the recommendation of the Southern Environmental Law Center for sites where coal ash will be stored. We are requesting that no coal ash be transported into Lee and Chatham; counties until we have sufficient data to effectively monitor our water sources into the fuiture,. Respectfully, (sign letter and add, your add nd"fe'lephone number) 1-7 DATE: APRIL 1, 21,15 TO: NC DEPT. OF ENVIRONMENT AND NATURAL RESOURCES RE, IMPACT OF COAL ASH STORAGE ON WATER RESOURCES It is our conviction that coal ash is toxic to the environment and to the health of human beings. Recent events would indicate that Duke Energy and its surrogate's have not achieved sufficient expertise in the safe storage of coal ash . it would be our preference that no coal ash be stored in Lee or Chatham counties. However, if DENR in its wisdom, elects to approve the permits that are pending, we urgently request that the communities involved be given the opportunity to establish baseline data so that ground water, the water in ponds, creeks and streams, and the water in the Deep River and the Cape Fear River can be effectively monitored for any leeching of toxic materials that occurs into the future. This river basin provides the drinking water for five counties and two military bases in North Carolina. We share DENR's goal of long term protection of our water sources. Baseline testing is the recommendation of the Southern Environmental Law Center for sites where coal ash will be stored. We are requesting that no coal ash be transported into Lee and Chatham counties until we have sufficient data to effectively monitor our water sources into the future. Respectfully, (sign, letter and add your address and telephone number) A I Via, 22 16 G NATE: APRIL 15,201,ri 10� NC DEPT. OF ENVIRONMENT AND NATURAL RESOURCES RE-. IMPACT OF COAL ASH STORAGE ON WATER RESOURCES It is our conviction that coal ash is toxic to the environment and to the health of human beings. Recent events would indicate that Duke Energy and its surrogates have not achieved sufficient expertise in the safe storage of coal ash . It would be our preference that no coal ash be stored in Lee or Chatham counties. However, if DENIM in its wisdom, elects to approve the permits that are pending, we urgently request that the communities involved be given the opportunity to establish baseline data so that ground water, the water in ponds, creeks and streams, and the water in the Deep River and the Cape Fear River can be effectively monitored for any leeching of toxic materials that occurs into the future. This river basin provides the drinking water for five counties and two military bases in North Carolina, We share DENR's goal of long term protection of our water sources. Baseline testing is the recommendation of the Southern Environmental Law Center for sites where coal ash will be stored. We are requesting that no coal ash be transported into Lee and Chatham counties until we have sufficient data to effectively monitor our water sources into the future. Respectfully, (sign letter and add your address and telephone number) JC' DATE: APRIL 15, 2015 TO: INC DEPT. OF ENVIRONMENT AND NATURAL RESOURCES RE: IMPACT OF COAL ASH STORAGE ON WATER RESOURCES It is our conviction that coal ash, is toxic to the environment and to the health of human beings. Recent events would, indicate that Duke Energy and its surrogates have not achieved sufficient expertise in the safe storage of coal ash . It would be our preference that no coal ash be stored in Lee or Chatham counties. However, if DENR in its wisdom,, elects to approve the permits that are pending, we urgently request that the communities involved be given the opportunity to establish baseline data so that ground water, the water in ponds, creeks and streams, and the water in the Deep River and the Cape Fear River can be effectively monitored; for any leeching of toxic materials that occurs into the future. This river basin provides the drinking water for five counties and two military bases in North Carolina. We share D,ENR's goal of long term protection of our water sources. Baseline testing is the recommendation of the Southern Environmental Law Center for sites where coal ash will be stored. We are requesting that no coal ash be transported into Lee and Chatham counties until we have sufficient data to effectively monitor our water sources into the future,. Respectfully, (sign letter and add your address and telephone number) A 766 DATE: APRIL 15, 2015 TO: NC DEPT. OF ENVIRONMENT AND NATURAL RESOURCES RE: IMPACT OF COAL ASH STORAGE ON WATER RESOURCES It is our conviction that coal ash is toxic to the environment and to the health of human beings. Recent events would indicate that Duke Energy and its surrogates have not achieved sufficient expertise in the safe storage of coal ash . It would be our preference that no coal ash be stored in Lee or Chatham counties. However, if DENR in its wisdom, elects to approve the permits that are pending, we urgently request that the communities involved be given the opportunity to establish baseline data so that ground water, the water in ponds, creeks and streams, and the water in the Deep River and the Cape Fear River can be effectively monitored for any leeching of toxic materials that occurs into the future. This river basin provides the drinking water for five counties and two military bases in North Carolina. We share DENR's,goal of long term, protection of our water sources. Baseline testing is the recommendation of the Southern Environmental Law Center for sites where coal ash willil be stored. We are requesting that no coal ash be transported into Lee and Chatham counties until we have sufficient data to effectively monitor our water sources into the future. Respectfully, (sign letter and add your address and telephone number) DATE: APRIL 115, 2015 TO: NC DEPT, OF ENVIRONMENT AND NATURAL RESOURCES RE: IMPACT OF COAL ASH STORAGE ON WATER RESOURCES It is our conviction that coal ash is toxic to the environment and to the health of human beings. Recent events would indicate that Duke Energy and its surrogates have not achieved sufficient expertise in the safe storage of coal ash , It would be our preference that no coal ash be stored in Lee or Chatham counties. However, if DENR in its wisdom, elects to approve the permits that are pending, we urgently request that the communities involved be given the opportunity to establish baseline data so that ground water, the water in ponds, creeks and streams, and the water in the Deep River and the Cape Fear River can be effectively monitored for any leeching of toxic materials that occurs into the future. This river basin provides the drinking, water for five counties and two military bases in Nloirth Carolina. We share DENR's goal of long term protection of our water sources. Baseline testing is the recommendation of the Southern Environmental Law Center for sites where coal ash will be stored. We are requesting that no coal ash be transported into Lee and Chatham counties until we have sufficient data to effectively monitor our water sources into the future. Respectfully, (sigin letter and add your address and telephone number) DATE- APRIL 15, 2015 RE: IMPACT OF COAL ASH STORAGE ON WATER RESOURCE%`!) It is our conviction that coal ash is toxic to the environment and to the health of'human beings. Recent events would indicate that Duke Energy and its surrogates have not achieved sufficient expertise in the safe storage of coal ash . It would be our preference that no coal ash be stored in Lee or Chatham, counties. However, if DENR in its wisdom, elects to approve the permits that are pending, we urgently request that the communities involved be given the opportunity to establish baseline data so that ground water, the water in ponds, creeks and streams, and the water in the Deep River and the Cape Fear River can be effectively monitored for any leeching of toxic materials that occurs into the future. This river basin provides the drinking water for five counties and two military bases in North Carolina. We share DENR's goal of long term protection of our water sources. Baseline, testing is the recommendation of the Southern Environmental Law Center for sites where coal ash will be stored. We are requesting that no coal ash be transported into Lee and Chatham counties until we have sufficient data to effectively monitor our water sources into the future. Respectfully, (sign letter and add your address and telephone number) cJ "j C C" q i�' � It is our conviction that coal ash is toxic to the environment and to the health of human beings. Recent events would indicate that duke Energy and its surrogates have not achieved sufficient expertise in the safe storage of coal ash . It would be our preference that no coal ash be stored in Lee or Chatham counties. However, if DENR in its wisdom, elects to approve the permits that are pending, we urgently request that the communities involved be given the opportunity to establish baseline data so that ground water, the water in ponds, creeks and streams, and the water in the Deep River and the Cape Fear River can be effectively monitored for any leeching of toxic materials that occurs into the future. This river basin provides the drinking water for five counties and two military bases in North Carolina. We share DENR's goal of long term protection of our water sources. Baseline testing is the recommendation of the Southern Environmental Law Center for sites where coal ash will be stored. We are requestiing that no coal ash be transported into Lee and Chatham counties until we have sufficient data to effectively monitor our water sources into the future. Respectfully, (sign letter and add your address and telephone number) 7,1 'e' k4v ;IJ DATE- APRIL 15, 2015 TO: NC DEPT, OF ENVIRONMENT AND NATURAL RESOURCES RE. IMPACT OF COAL ASH STORAGE ON WATER RESOURCES It is our conviction that coal ash is toxic to the environment and to the health of human beings. Recent events would indicate that Duke Energy and its surrogates have not achieved sufficient expertise in the safe storage of coal ash . It would be our preference that no coal ash be stored in Lee or Chatham counties. However, if DENR in its wisdom, elects to approve the permits that are pending, we urgently request that the communities involved be given the opportunity to establish baseline data so that ground water, the water in ponds, creeks and streams, and the water in the Deep River and the Cape Fear River can be effectively monitored for any leeching of toxic materials that occurs into the future. This river basin provides the drinking water for five counties and two military bases in North Carolina. We share DENR's goal of long term, protection of our water sources. Baseline testing is the recommendation of the Southern Environmental Law Center for sites where coal ash will be stored. We are requesting that no coal ash be transported into Lee and Chatham counties until we have sufficient data to effectively monitor our water sources into the future, Respecffulily, (sign letter and add your address and telephone number) 17 - A�lc oz q--- DATE: APRIL 15, 2015 TO: NC DEPT. OF ENVIRONMENT AND NATURAL RESOURCES RE: IMPACT OF COAL ASH STORAGE ON WATER RESOURCES It is our conviction that coal ash is toxic to the environment and to the health of human beings, Recent events would indicate that Duke Energy and its surrogates have not achieved sufficient expertise in the safe storage of coal ash . It would be our preference that no coal ash be stored in Lee or Chatham counties. However, if DENR in its wisdom, elects to approve the permits that are pending, we urgently request that the communities involved be given the opportunity to establish baseline data so that ground water, the water in ponds, creeks and streams, and the water in the Deep River and the Cape Fear River can be effectively monitored for any leeching of toxic materials that occurs into the future. This river basin provides the drinking water for five counties and two military bases in North Carolina. We share DENR's goal of long term protection of our water sources. Baseline testing is the recommendation of the Southern Environmental Law Center for sites where coal ash will be stored. We are requesting that no coal ash be transported into Lee and Chatham counties until we have sufficient data to effectively monitor our water sources into the future. Respectfully, (sign letter and add your address and telephone number) AeA 7 ell, I TO: NC DEPT. OF ENVIRONMENT AND NATURAL RESOURCES RE: IMPACT OF COAL ASH STORAGE ON WATER RESOURCES It is our conviction that coal ash is toxic to the environment and to the health of human beings. Recent events would indicate that Duke Energy and its surrogates have not achieved sufficient expertise in the safe storage of coal ash . It would be our preference that no coal ash be stored in Lee or Chatham counties. However, if DENR in its wisdom, elects to approve the permits that are pending, we urgently request that the communities involved be given the opportunity to establish baseline data so that ground water, the water in ponds, creeks and streams, and the water in the Deep River and the Cape Fear River can be effectively monitored for any leeching of toxic materials that occurs into the future. This river basin provides the drinking water for five counties and two military bases in North Carolina. We share DENR's goal of long term protection of our water sources, Baseline testing is the recommendation of the Southern Environmental Law Center for sites where coal ash will be stored. We are requesting that no coal ash be transported into Lee and Chatham counties until we have sufficient data to effectively monitor our water sources into the future. Respectfully, (sign letter and add your address and telephone number) C 1, Har-l-jgjc- DATE-. APRIL 15, 2015 TO: NC DEPT. OF ENVIRONMENT AND NATURAL RESOURCES RE� IMPACT OF COAL ASH STORAGE ON WATER RESOURCES It is our conviction that coal ash is toxic to the environment and to the health of human beings. Recent events would indicate that Duke Energy and its surrogates have not achieved sufficient expertise in the safe storage of coal ash . it would be our preference that no coal ash be stored in Lee or Chatham counties. However, if DENR in its wisdom, elects to approve the permits that are pending, we urgently request that the communities involved be given the opportunity to establish baseline data so that ground water, the water in ponds, creeks and streams, and the water in the Deep River and the Cape Fear River can be effectively monitored for any leeching of toxic materials that occurs into the future. This river basin provides the drinking water for five counties and two military bases in North, Carolina. We share DENR's goal of long term protection of our water sources. Baseline testing is the recommendation of the Southern Environmental Law Center for sites where coal: ash will be stored. We are requesting that no coal ash be transported into Lee and Chatham counties until we have sufficient data to effectively monitor our water sources into the future. Respectfully, (sign letter and add your address and t lephone number) _�Crulc tu) DATE: APRIL 15, 2015 TO: NIC DEPT. OF ENVIRONMENT AND NATURAL RESOURCES RE: IMPACT OF COAL ASH STORAGE ON WATER RESOURCES It is our conviction that coal ash is toxic to the environment and to the health of human beings. Recent events would indicate that Duke Energy and its surrogate's have not achieved sufficient expertise in the safe storage of coal ash . It would be our preference that no coal ash be stored, in Lee or Chatham counties. However, if DENR in its wisdom, elects to approve the permits that are pending, we urgently request that the communities involved be given the opportunity to establish baseline data so that ground water, the water in ponds, creeks and streams, and the water in the Deep River and the Cape Fear River can be effectively monitored for any leeching of toxic materials that occurs into the future. This river basin provides the drinking water for five counties and two military bases in North Carolina. We share DENR's goal of long term, protection of our water sources. Baseline testing is the recommendation of the Southern Environmental Law Center for sites where coal, ash will be stored. We are requesting that no coal ash be transported into Lee and Chatham counties until we have sufficient data to effectively monitor our water sources into the future, Respectfully, (sign letter and add your address and telephone number) C,2 ""164 Ilk :7) S", sr r. I a It is our conviction that coal ash is toxic to the environment and to the health of human beings. Recent events would indicate that Duke Energy and its surrogiates have not ,achieved sufficient expertise in the safe storage of coal ash . It would be our preference that no coal ash be stored in Lee or Chatham counties. However, if DENR in its wisdom, elects to approve the permits that are pending, we urgently request that the communities involved be given the opportunity to establish baseline data so that ground water, the water in ponds, creeks and streams, and the water in the Deep River and the Cape IFear River can be effectively monitored for any leeching of toxic materials that occurs into the future. This river basin provides the drinking water for five counties and two imilitary bases in North Carolina. We share DENR's goal of long term protection of our water sources. Baseline testing is the recommendation of the Southern Environmental Law Center for sites where coal ash will be stored. We are requesting that ino coal ash be transported into Lee and Chatham counties until we have sufficient data to effectively monitor our water sources into the future. Respectfully, (sign letter and adds your address and telephone number) LrN 7 ( (It 3 DATE: APRIL 15,2015 TO: NC DEPT, OF ENVIRONMENT AND NATURAL RESOURCES RE.- IMPACT OF COAL ASH STORAGE ON WATER RESOURCES, It is our conviction that coal ash is toxic to the environment and to the health of human beings. Recent events would indicate that Duke Energy and its surrogates have not achieved sufficient expertise in the safe storage of coal ash . It would be our preference that no coal ash be stored in Lee or Chatham counties. However, if DENR in its wisdom, elects to approve the permits that are pending, we urgently request that the communities involved be given: the opportunity to establish baseline data so that ground water, the water in ponds, creeks and streams, and the water in the Deep River and the Cape Fear River can be effectively monitored for any leeching of toxic materials that occurs into the future. This river basin provides the drinking water for five counties and two military bases in North Carolina. We share DENR's goal of long term protection of our water sources. Baseline testing is the recommendation of the Southern Environmental Law Center for sites where coal ash wiil:l be storied. We are requesting that no coal ash be transported into Lee andi Chatham counties until we have sufficient data to effectively monitor our water sources, into the future. Respectfully, (sign letter and add your address and telephone number) A!0 17 Ida TE: APRIL 15, 20116 1 • It is our conviction that coal ash is toxic to the environment and to the health of human beings. Recent events would indicate that Duke Energy and its surrogates have not achieved sufficient expertise in the safe storage of coal ash . It would be our preference that no coal ash be stored in Lee or Chatham counties, However, if DENR in its wisdom, elects to approve the permits that are pending, we urgently request that the communities involved be given the opportunity to establish baseline data so that wound water, the water in ponds, creeks and streams, and the water in the Deep River and the Cape Fear River can be effectively monitored for any leeching of toxic materials that occurs into the future. This river basin provides the drinking water for five counties and two military bases in North Carolina. We share DENR's goal of long term protection of our water sources. Baseline testing is the recommendation of the Southern Environmental Law Center for sites where coal ash will be stored. We are requesting that no coal ash be transported into Lee and Chatham counties until we have sufficient data to effectively monitor our water sources into the future. Respectfully, (sign letter and add your address and telephone number) NATE: APRIL 15, 2015 I It is our conviction that coal ash is toxic to the environment and to the health of human beings. Recent events would indicate that Duke Energy and its surrogates have not achieved sufficient expertise in the safe storage of coal ash . It would' be our preference that no coal ash be stored in Lee or Chatham counties. However, if DE' R in its wisdom, elects to approve the permits that are pending, we urgently request that the communities involved be given the opportunity to establish baseline data so that ground water, the water in ponds, creeks and streams, and the water in the Deep River and the Cape Fear River can be effectively monitored for any leeching of toxic materials that occurs into the future. This river basin provides the drinking water for five counties and two military bases in North Carolina. We share DENR's goal of long term protection of our water sources. Baseline testing is the recommendation of the Southern Environmental Law Center for sites, where coal ash will be stored. We are requesting that no coal ash be transported into Lee and Chatham counties until we have sufficient data to effectively monitor our water sources into the future. Respectfully, (sign letter and add your address and telephone, number) -4- DATE: TO: NC DEPT OF ENVIRONMENT AND NATURAL RESOURCES RE: IMPACT OF COAL ASH STORAGE ON WATER RESOURCES It is our conviction that coal ash is toxic to the environment and to the health of human beings. Recent events would indicate that Duke Energy and its surrogates have not achieved sufficient expertise in the safe storage of coal ash, . It would be our preference that no coal ash be stored in Lee or Chatham, counties. However, if DENR in its wisdom, elects to approve, the permits that are pending, we urgently request that the communities involved be given the opportunity to establish baseline data so that ground water, the water in ponds, creeks and streams, and the water in the Deep River and the Cape Fear River can be effectively monitored for' any leeching of toxic materials that occurs into the future. This river basin provides the drinking water, for five counties and two military bases in North Carolina. We share DE R's goal of long term protection of our water sources. Baseline testing is the recommendation of the Southern Environmental Law Center for sites where coal ash will be stored. We are requesting that no coal ash be transported into Lee and Chatham counties until we have sufficient data to effectively monitor our water sources into the future. Respectfully, Mail to: Jamie Kritzer, Public Information Officer NC Dept. of Environment & Natural Resources 1601 Mail Service, Center Raleigh, NC 27699-1601 MUMMIM, It is our conviction that coal ash is toxic to the environment and to the health of human beings. Recent events would indicate that Duke Energy and its surrogates have not achieved sufficient expertise in the safe storage of coal ash . It would be our preference that no coal ash be stored in Lee or Chatham counties. However, if DENR in its wisdom, elects to approve the permits that are pending, we urgently request that the communities involved be given the opportunity to establish baseline data so that ground water, the water in ponds, creeks and streams, and the water in the Deep River and the Cape Fear River can be effectively monitored for any leeching of toxic materials that occurs into the future. Thus river basin provides the drinking water for five counties and two military bases in North Carolina. We share DENR's goal of long term protection of our water sources. Baseline testing is the recommendation of the Southern Environmental Law Center for sites where coal ash will be stored. We are requesting that no coal ash be transported into Lee and Chatham counties until we have sufficient data to effectively monitor our water sources into the future. Respectfully, (sign, letter and add your address and telephone number) 4--V 4-- VU mvd�' U.-jim TO: NC DEPT. OF ENVIRONMENT AND NATURAL RESOURCES,- RE-. IMPACT OF COAL ASH STORAGE ON WATER RESOURCE�ti It is our conviction that coal ash is toxic to the environment and to the health of human beings. Recent events would indicate that Duke Energy and its surrogates have not achieved sufficient expertise in the safe storage of coal ash . It would be our preference that no coal ash be stored in Lee or Chatham counties. However, if DENR in its wisdom, elects to approve the permits that are pending, we urgently request that the communities involved be given the opportunity to establish baseline data so that ground water, the water in ponds, creeks and streams, and the water in the Deep River and the Cape Fear River can be effectively monitored for any leeching of toxic materials that occurs into the future. This river basin provides the drinking water for five counties and two military bases in North Carolina. We share DENR's goal of long term protection of our water sources. Baseline testing is the recommendation of the Southern Environmental Law Center for sites where coal ash will be stored. We are requesting that no coal, ash be transported into Lee and Chatham counties until we have sufficient data to effectively monitor our water sources into the future. Respectfully, (sign letter and add your address and telephone number) ro Pc_ k- S/10 It is our conviction that coal ash is toxic to the environment and to the health of Ihu,man beings. Recent events would indicate that Duke Energy and its surrogates have not achieved sufficient expertise in the safe storage of coal', ash . It would be our preference that no coal ash be stored in Lee or Chatham counties. However, if DENR in its wisdom, elects to approve the permits that are pending, we urgently request that the communities involved be given the opportunity to establish baseline data so that ground water, the water in ponds, creeks and streams, and the water in the Deep River and the Cape Fear River can be effectively monitored for any leeching of toxic materials that occurs into the future. This river basin provides the drinkingi water for five counties and two military bases in North Carolina. We share DENR's goal of long term protection of our water sources. Baseline testing is the recommendation of the Southern Environmental Law Center for sites where coal ash will be stored. We are requesting, that no coal ash be transported into Lee and Chatham counties until we have sufficient data to effectively monitor our water sources into the future. Respectfully, (sign letter and add your address and telephone number) e2 ,1 e I DATE� APRIL 15,2015 It is our conviction that coal ash is toxic to the environment and to the health of human beings. Recent events would indicate that Duke Energy and its surrogates have not achieved sufficient expertise in the safe storage of coal ash . It would be our preference that no coal ash be stored in Lee or Chatham counties. However, if DENR in its wisdom, elects to approve the permits that are pending, we urgently request that the communities involved be given the opportunity to establish baseline data so, that ground water, the water in ponds, creeks and streams, and the water in the Deep River and the Cape Fear River can be effectively monitored for any leeching of toxic materials that occurs into the future. This river basin provides the drinking water for five counties and two military bases in North Carolina, We share DENR's goal of long term protection of our watef sources. Baseline testing is the recommendation of the Southern Environmental Law Center for sites where coal ash will be stored, We are requesting that no coal ash be transported into Lee and Chatham counties until we have sufficient data to effectively monitor our water sources into the future. Respectfully, (sign letter and add your dress and telephone number) DATE: APRIL 15,2015 It is our conviction that coal ash is toxic to the environment and to the health of human beings. Recent events would indicate that Duke Energy and its surrogates have not achieved sufficient expertise in the safe storage of coal ash . It would be our preference that no coal ash be stored in Lee or Chatham counties. However, if DENR in its wisdom, elects to approve the permits that are pending, we urgently request that the communities involved be given the opportunity to establish baseline data so that ground water, the water in ponds, creeks and streams, and the water in the Deep River and the Cape Fear River can be effectively monitored for any leeching of toxic materials that occurs into the future. This river basin provides the drinking water for five counties and two military bases in North Carolina. We share DENR's goal of long term protection of our water sources. Baseline testing is the recommendation of the Southern Environmental Law Center for sites where coal ash will be stored. We are requesting that no coal ash be transported into Lee and Chatham counties until we have sufficient data to effectively monitor our water sources into the future. Respectfully, (sign letter and add your address and telephone number) �a f �� DATE: APRIL 15, 2015 It is our conviction that coal, ash is toxic to the environment and to the health of human beings. Recent events would indicate that Duke Energy and its surrogates have not achieved sufficient expertise in the safe storage of coal ash . It would be our preference that no coal ash be stored in Lee or Chatham countiies. However, if DENR in its wisdom, elects to approve the permits that are pending, we urgently request that the communities involved be given the opportunity to establish ! baseline data so that ground water, the water in ponds, creeks and streams, and the water in the Deep River and the Cape Fear River can be effectively monitored for any leeching of toxic materials that occurs into the future. This river basin provides the drinking water for five counties and two military bases in North Carolina. We share DENR's goal of long term protection of our water sources. Baseline testing is the recommendation of the Southern Environmental Law Center for sites where coal ash will be stored. We are requesting that no coal ash be transported into Lee and Chatham counties until we have sufficient data to effectively monitor our water sources into the future. Respectfully,, (sign letter and add your address and telephone number) i It is our conviction that coal ash is toxic to the environment and to the health of human beings. Recent events would indicate that Duke Energy and its surrogates have not achieved sufficient expertise in the safe storage of coal ash! . It would be our preference that no coal ash be stored in Lee or Chatham counties. However, if DENR in its wisdom, elects to approve the permits that are pending, we urgently request that the communities, involved be given the opportunity to establish baseline data so that ground water, the water in ponds, creeks and streams, and the water iin the Deep River and the Cape Fear River can be effectively monitored for any leeching of toxic materials that occurs into the futuire. This river basin provides the drinking water for five counties and two military bases in Nolilh: Carolina. We share DENR's goal of long term protection of our water sources. Baseline testing is the recommendation of the Southern Environmental Law Center for sites where coal ash will be stored. We are requesting that no coal ash be transported into Lee and Chatham counties until we have sufficient data to effectively monitor our water sources into the future, Respectfully, (sign letter and add your address and telephone number) #ATE- APRIL 15, 2015 I ME 1001 It is our conviction that coal ash is toxic to the environment and to the health of human beings. Recent events would indicate that Duke Energy and its surrogates have not achieved sufficient expertise in the safe storage of coal ash . It would be our preference that no coal ash be stored in Lee or Chatham counties. However, if DENR in its wisdom, elects to approve the permits that are pending, we urgently request that the communities involved! be given the opportunity to establish baseline data so that ground water, the water in ponds, creeks and streams, and the water in the Deep River and the Cape Fear River can be effectively monitored for any leeching of toxic materials that occurs into the future. This river basin provides the drinking water for five counties, and two military bases in North Carolina. We share DENR's goal of long term protection of our water sources. Baseline testing is the recommendation of the Southern Environmental Law Center for sites where coal ash will be stored, We are requesting that no coal ash be transported into Lee and Chatham counties until we have sufficient data to effectively monitor our water sources into the future, Respectfully, (sign letter and add your address and telephone number) v'J �, �v J DATE: APRIL 15, 2015 TO: NC DEPT, OF ENVIRONMENT AND NATURAL RESOURCES RE-. IMPACT OF COAL ASH STORAGE ON WATER RESOURCES It is our conviction that coal ash is toxic to the environment and to the health of human beings. Recent events would indicate that Duke Energy and its surrogates have not achieved sufficient expertise in the safe storage of'coal ash . It would be our preference that no coal ash be stored in Lee or Chatham counties. However, if DENR in its wisdom, elects to approve the permits that are pending, we urgently request that the communities involved be given the opportunity to establish baseline data so that ground water, the water in ponds, creeks and streams, and the water in the Deep River and the Cape Fear River can be effectively monitored for any leeching of toxic materials that occurs into the future. This river basin provides the drinking water for five counties and two military bases in North Carolina. We share DENR's goal of long term protection of our water sources. Baseline testing is the recommendation of the Southern Environmental Law Center for sites where coal ash will be stored,. We are requesting that no coal ash be transported into Lee and Chatham counties until we have sufficient data to effectively monitor our water sources into the future. Respectfully, (sign letter and add your address and telephone number) DATE APRIL 15, 2015 iv ILI XT679M It is our conviction that coal ash is toxic to the environment and to the health of human beings. Recent events would' indicate that Duke Energy and its surrogates have not achieved sufficient expertise in the safe storage of coal ash . It would be our preference that no coal ash be stored in Lee or Chatham counties. However, if DENR in its wisdom, elects to approve the permits that are pending, we urgently request that the communities involved be given the opportunity to establish baseline data so that ground water, the water in ponds, creeks and streams, and the water in the Deep River and the Cape Fear River can be effectively monitored for any leeching of toxic materials that occurs into the future. This river basin provides the drinking water for five counties and two military bases in North Carolina. We share DEN,R's goal of long term protection of our water sources. Baseline testing is the recommendation of the Southern Environmental Law Center for sites where coal ash wil!l be stored. We are requesting that no coal ash be transported into Lee and Chatham: counties until we have sufficient data to effectively monitor our water sources into the future. Respectfully, (sign letter and add your address and telephone number) Z21 DATE: 1� � ( 5 j It is our conviction that coal ash is toxic to the environment and to the health of human beings. Recent events would indiicate that Duke Energy and its surrogates have not achieved sufficient expertise in the safe storage of coal ash . It would be our preference that no coal ash be stored in Lee or Chatham counties. However, if DENR in its wisdom, elects to approve the permits that are pending, we urgently request that the communities involved be given the opportunity to establish baseline data so that ground water, the water in ponds, creeks and streams, and the water in the Deep River and the Cape Fear River can be effectively monitored for any leeching of toxic materials that occurs into the future. This river basin provides the drinking water for five counties and two military bases in North Carolina. We share DENR's goal of long term protection of our water sources. Baseline testing is the recommendation of the Southern Environmental Law Center for sites where coal ash will be stored. We are requesting that no coal ash be transported into Lee and Chatham counties, until we have sufficient data to effectively monitor our water sources into the future. Respectfully, 5� Tnail to: Jamiie Kritzer, Public Information Officer NC Dept. of Environment & Natural Resources 1601 Mail Service Ce-ster ZSCOM DATE,. Z It is our conviction that coal ash is toxic to the environment and to the health of human! beings. Recent events would indicate that Duke Energy and its surrogates have not achieved sufficient expertise in the safe storage, of coal ash . It would be our preference that no coal ash be stored in Lee or Chatham counties. However, if DENR in its wisdom, elects to approve the permits that are pending, we urgently request that the communities involved be given the opportunity to establish baseline data so that ground water, the water in ponds, creeks and streams, and the water in the Deep River and the Cape Fear River can be effectively monitored for any leeching of toxic materials that occurs into the future. This river basin provides the drinking water for five counties and two military bases in North Carolina. We share DENR's goal of long term protection of our water sources. Baseline testing is the recommendation of the Southern Environmental Law Center for sites where coal ash will be stored. We are irequiesting that no coal ash be transported into Lee and Chatham counties until we have sufficient data to effectively monitor our water sources iinto the future,. Respectfully, Mail to: Jamie Kritzer, Public Information Officer NC Dept. of Environment & Natural Resources 1601 Mail! Service Center Raleigh, INC 276,99-1601 DATE: It is our conviction that coal ash is toxic to the environment and to the health of human beings. Recent events would indicate that Duke Energy and its surrogates have not achieved sufficient expertise in the safe storage of coal ash . It would be our preference that no coal ash be stored in Lee or Chatham counties. However, if IDENR in its wisdom, elects to approve the permits that are pending, we urgently request that the communities involved be given, the opportunity to establish baseline data so that ground water, the water in ponds, creeks and streams, and the water in the Deep River and the Cape Fear River can be effectively monitored for any leeching of toxic materials that occurs into the future. This river basin provides the drinking water for five counties and two military bases in North Carolina. We share DENR's goal of long term protection of our water sources. Baseline testing is the recommendation of the Southern Environmental Law Center for sites where coal ash will be stored. We are requesting that no coal ash be transported into Lee ands Chatham counties until we have sufficient data to effectively monitor our water sources into the future. Respectfully, Mail to-, Jamie Kritzer, Public Information Officer NC Dept., of Environment & Natural Resources 1601 Mail Service Center Raleigh, NC 27699-1601 DATE: 9 1 ( 1 t It is our conviction that coal ash is toxic to the environment and to the health of human beings. Recent events would indicate that Duke Energy and its surrogates have not achieved sufficient expertise in the safe storage of coal ash . It would be our preference that no coal ash be stored in Lee or Chatham counties. However, if DENR in its wisdom, elects to approve the permits that are pending, we urgently request that the communities involved be given the opportunity to establish, baseline data so that ground water, the water in ponds, creeks and streams, and the water in the Deep, River and the Cape Fear River can be effectively monitored for any leeching of toxic materials that occurs into the future. This river basin provides the drinking water for five counties and two military bases in North Carolina. We share DENR's goal of long term protection of our, water sources. Baseline testing is the recommendation of the Southern Environmental Law Center for sites where coal ash will be stored. We are requesting that no coal ash be transported into Lee and Chatham counties until we have sufficient data to effectively monitor our water sources iintol the future. Respectfully, J Mail to: Jamie Kritzer, Public Information Officer NC Dept. of Environment & Natural Resources 1601 Mail Service Center Raleigh, NC 276919-1601 DATE: 6 It is our conviction that coal ash is toxic to the environment and to the health of human beings. Recent events would indicate that Duke Energy and its surrogates have not achieved sufficient expertise in the safe storage of coal ash . It would be our preference that no coal ash be stored in Lee or Chatham counties. However, if DENR in its wisdom, elects to, approve the permits that are pending, we urgently request that the communities involved be given the opportunity to establish baseline data so that ground water, the water in ponds, creeks and streams, and the water in the Deep River and the Cape Fear River can be effectively monitored for any leeching of toxic materials that occurs into the future. This river basin provides the drinking water for five counties and two military bases in North Carolina. We share DENR's goal of long term protection of our water sources. Baseline testing is the recommendation of the Southern Environmental Law Center for sites where coal ash will be stored. We are requesting that no coal ash be transported into Lee and Chatham counties until we have sufficient data to effectively monitor our water sources into the future. Respectfully, Mail to: Jamie Kritzer, Public Information Officer NC Dept., of Environment & Natural Resources 1601 Mail Service Center Raleigh, NC 27699-1601 !3 DATE: It is our conviction that coal ash is toxic to the environment and to the health of human beings. Recent events would indicate that Duke Energy and its surrogates have not achieved sufficient expertise in the safe storage of coal ash . It would be our preference that no coal ash be stored in Lee or Chatham counties. However, if DENR in its wisdom, elects to approve the permits that are pending, we urgently request that the communities involved be given the opportunity to establish baseline data so that ground water, the water in ponds, creeks and streams, and the water in the Deep River and the Cape Fear River can be effectively monitored for any leeching of toxic materials that occurs into the future. This river basin provides the drinking water for five counties and two military bases in North Carolina. We share DEN;R's goal of long term protection of our water sources. Baseline testing is the recommendation of the Southern Environmental Law Center for sites where coal ash will be stored. We are requesting that no coal ash be transported into Lee and Chatham counties until we have sufficient data to effectively monitor our water sources into the future, Mail to: Jamie Kritzer, Public Information Officer NC Dept. of Environment & Natural Resources 16,01 Mail Service Center Raleigh, NC 27699-1601 It is our conviction that coal ash is toxic to the environment and to the health of human beings. Recent events would indicate that Duke Energy and its surrogates have not achieved sufficient expertise in the safe storage of coal ash . It would be our preference that no coal ash, be stored in Lee or Chatham counties. However, if DENR in its, wisdom, elects to approve the permits that are pending, we urgently request that the communities involved be given the opportunity to establish baseline data so that ground water, the water in ponds, creeks and streams, and the water in the Deep River and the Cape Fear River can be effectively monitored for any leeching of toxic materials that occurs into the future. This river basin provides the drinking water for five counties and two military bases in North Carolina. We share DENR's goal of long term protection of our water, sources. Baseline testing is the recommendation of the Southern Environmental Law Center for sites where coal ash will be stored. We are requesting that no coal ash be transported into Lee and Chatham counties until we have sufficient data to effectively monitor our water sources into the future. Respectfully, rd (A C S4_'t Mail to: Jamie Kritzer, Public Information Officer NC Dept. of Environment & Natural Resolurces 1601 Mail Service Center Raleigh, NC 27699-1601 DATE: UNM It is our conviction that coal ash is toxic to the environment and to the health of human beings,. Recent events would indicate that Duke Energy and its surrogates, have not achieved sufficient expertise in the safe storage of coal ash . It would be our preference that no coal ash be stored in Lee or Chatham counties,. However, if DENR in its wisdom, elects to approve the permits that are pending, we urgently request that the communities involved be given the opportunity to establish baseline data so that ground water, the water in ponds, creeks and streams, and the water in the Deep River and the Cape Fear River can be effectively monitored for any leeching of toxic materials that occurs into the future. This river basin provides the drinking water for five counties and two military bases in North Carolina. We share DE,NR's goal of long term protection of our water sources. Baseline testing is the recommendation of the Southern Environmental Law Center for sites where coal ash, will be stored. We are requesting that no coal ash be transported into Lee and Chatham counties until we have sufficient data to effectively monitor our water sources into the future. Respectfully, 'Al en Mail to-, Jamie Kritzer, Public Information Officer NC, Dept. of Environment & Natural Resources 1601 Mail Service Center Raleigh, NC 27"699, -1661 C, DATE: Lj It is our conviction that coal ash is toxic to the environment and to the health, of human beings. Recent events would indicate that Duke Energy and its surrogates Ihave not achieved sufficient expertise in the safe storage of coal ash . It would be our preference that no coal ash be stored in Lee or Chatham counties. However, if DENR in its wisdom, elects to approve the permits that are pending, we urgently request that the communities involved be given the opportunity to establish baseline, data so that ground water, the water in ponds, creeks and streams, and the water in the Deep River and the Cape Fear River can be effectively monitored for any leeching of toxic materials that occurs Into the future. This river basin provides the drinking water for five counties and two military bases iin North Carolina. We share DENR's goal of long term protection of our water sources. Baseline testing is the recommendation of the Southern Environmental Law Center for sites where coal ash will be stored. We are requesting that no coal ash be transported into Lee and Chatham counties until we have sufficient data to effectively monitor our water sources into the future. Respectfully, 123 Me'mov� Lone q jq Mail to: Jamie Kritzer, Public Information Officer NC, Dept. of Environment & Natural Resources 16,01 Mail Service Center Raleigh, NC 27699-1601 DATE: L', � ( TM ) I j - It is our conviction that coal ash is toxic to the environment and to the health of human beings. Recent events, would indicate that Duke Energy and its surrogates have not achieved sufficient expertise in the safe storage of coal ash . It would be our preference that no coal ash be stored in Lee or Chatham counties. However, if DENR in its wisdom, elects to approve the permits that are pending, we urgently request that the communities involved be given the opportunity to establish baseline data so that ground water, the water in ponds, creeks and streams, and the water in the Deep River and the Cape Fear River, can be effectively monitored for any leeching of toxic material's that occurs into the future. This river basin provides the drinking water for five counties and two military bases in North Carolina. We share DENR's goal of long term protection of our water sources. Baseline testing is the recommendation of the Southern Environmental Law Center for sites where coal ash willl be stored. We are requesting, that no coal ash be transported into Lee and Chatham, counties until we have sufficient data to effectively monitor our water sources into the future. Respectfully, -At -3- L Mail to Jamie Kritzer, Public Information Officer NC Dept. of Environment & Natural Resources 1601 Mail Service Center Raleigh, NC 27699-1601 DATE: 15 L MM It is our conviction that coal ash is toxic to the environment and to the health of human beings. Recent events would indicate that Duke Energy and its surrogates have not achieved sufficient expertise in the safe storage of coal ash . It would be our preference that no coal ash be stored in Lee or Chatham counties. However, if DENR in its wisdom, elects to approve the permits that are pending, we urgently request that the communities involved be given the opportunity to establish baseline data so that ground water, the water in ponds, creeks and streams, and the water, in the Deep River and the Cape Fear River can be effectively monitored for any leeching of toxic materials that occurs into the future. This river basin provides the dirinking water for five counties and two military bases in North Carolina, We share DENR's goal of long term protection of our water sources. Baseline testing is the recommendation of the Southern Environmental Law Center for sites where coal ash will be stored. We are requesting that no coal ash be transported, into Lee and Chatham counties until we have sufficient data to effectively monitor our water sources into the future. qg Mail to-, Jamie Kritzer, Public Information Officer NC Dept. of Environment & Natural Resources 1601 Mail Service Center Raleigh, NC 27699-16011 DATE: 1:1111013 BID INS 11, 1 It is our conviction that coal ash is toxic to the environment andl to the health of human beings. Recent events, would indicate that Duke Energy and its surrogates have not achieved sufficient expertise in the safe storage of coal ash . It would be our preference that no coal ash be stored in Lee or Chatham counties. Hlowever, if DENR in its wisdom, elects, to approve the permits that are plendingi, we urgently request that the communities involved be given the opportunity to establish baseline data so that ground water, the water in ponds, creeks and streams, and the water in the Deep River and the Cape Fear River can be effectively moinitored for any leeching of toxic materials that occurs into the future. This river basin provides the drinking water foir five counties and two military bases in North Carolina. We share DENR's goal of long term protection of our water sources. Baseline testing is the recommendation of the Southern Environmental Law Center for sites where coal ash will be stored. We are requesting that no coal ash be transported into Lee and! Chatham counties until we have sufficient data to effectively monitor our water sources into the future. Respectfully, C11 ", �V 3 ylyl] Mail to: Jamie Kritzer, Publiic Information Officer NC Dept. of Environment & Natural Resourcea 1601 Mail Service Center Raleigh, NC 27699!-1601 DATE (I I I all 11 It is our conviction that coal ash is toxic to the environment and to the health of human beings. Recent events would indicate that Duke Energy and its surrogates have not achieved sufficient expertise in the safe storage of coal ash . It would be our preference that no coal ash be stored in Lee or Chatham counties. However, if DENR in its wisdom, elects to approve the permits that are pending, we urgently request that the communities involved be given the opportunity to establish baseline data so that ground! water, the water in ponds, creeks and streams, and the water in the Deep River and the Cape Fear River can be effectively monitored for any leeching of toxic materials that occurs into the future. This river basin provides, the drinking water for five counties and two military bases in North Carolina. We share DENR's goal of long term protection of our water sources. Baseline testing is the recommendation of the Southern Environmental Law Center for sites, where coal ash will be stored. We are requesting that no coal ash be transported into Lee and Chatham counties until we have sufficient data to effectively monitor our water sources into the future. Respectfully, A' Mail to: Jamie Kritzer, Public Information Officer NC Dept. of Environment & Natural Resources 16,01 Mail Service Center Raleigh, NC 27699-1601 Lill 3 DATE: TO: NC DEPT OF ENVIRONMENTAND NATURAL RESOURCES 9,E, IMPACT OF COAL ASH STORAGE ON WATER RESOURCEN It is our conviction that coal ash is toxic to the environment and to the health of human beings. Recent events would indicate that Duke Energy and its surrogates have not achieved sufficient expertise in the safe storage of coal ash . It would be our preference that no coal ash be stored in Lee or Chatham counties. However, if DENR in its wisdom, elects to approve the permits that are pending, we urgently request that the communities involved be given the opportunity to establish baseline data so that ground water, the water in ponds, creeks and streams, and the water in the Deep River and the Cape Fear River can be effectively monitored for any leeching of toxic materials that occurs into the future. This river basin provides the drinking water for five counties and two military bases in North Carolina. We share DENR's goal of long term protection of our water sources. Baseline testing is the recommendation of the Southern Environmental Law Center for sites where coal ash will be stored. We are requesting that no coal ash, be transported into Lee and Chatham counties until we have sufficient data to effectively monitor our water sources into the future. Respectfully, n c 3 3 Mail to'. Jamie Kritzer, Public Information Officer NC Dept, of Environment & Natural Resources 1601 Mail Service Center Raleigh, NC 27699-1601 DATE: IlmiqIIIIIIIIIIII '111 1111 RE: IMPACT OF COAL ASH STORAGE ON WATER RESOURCES It is our conviction that coal ash is toxic to the environment and to the health of human beings. Recent events would indicate that Duke Energy and its surrogates have not achieved sufficient expertise in the safe storage of coal ash . It would be our preference that no coal ash, be stored in Lee or Chatham counties. However, if DENR in its wisdom, elects to approve the permits that are pending, we urgently request that the communities involved be given the opportunity to establlish baseline data so that ground water, the water in ponds, creeks and streams, andl the water in the Deep River and the Cape Fear River can be effectively monitored for any leeching of toxic materials that occurs into the future. This river basin provides the drinking water for five counties and two military bases in North Carolina. We share DENR's goal of long term protection of our water sources. Baseline testing is the recommendation of the Southern Environmental Law Center for sites where coal ash will be storedl. We are requesting that no coal ash be transported, into Lee and Chatham counties until we have sufficient data to effectively monitor our water sources into the future. rd C ZT -3 Mail • jamie Kritzer, Public Information QMcer NC Dept. of Environment.& Natwo Re�qurces 1601 Majfl 'Service Center I FWAN"&TAC 2,76994601, DATE: q � II 1 :11 1 ii � i I MOMMM It is our conviction that coal ash is toxic to the environment and to the health of human beings. Recent events would indicate that Duke Energy and its surrogates have not achieved sufficient expertise in the safe storage of coal ash . It would be our preference that no coal ash be stored in Lee or Chatham counties. However, if DENR in its wisdom, elects to approve the permits that are pending, we urgently request that the communities involved be given the opportunity to establish baseline data so that ground water, the water in ponds, creeks and streams, and: the water in the Deep River and the Cape Fear River can be effectively monitored for any leeching of toxic materials that occurs into the future. This river basin provides the drinking water for five counties and two military bases in North Carolina. We share DENR's goal of long term protection of our water sources. Baseline testing is the recommendation of the Southern Environmental Law Center for sites where coal ash will be stored. , We are requesting that no coal ash be transported into Lee and Chatham counties until we have sufficient data to effectively monitor our water sources into the future, Respectfully, N ry e, .1 121 :)C) Mail to: Jamie Kritzer, Public Information Officer NC Dept. of Environment & Natural Resources 1601 IMaiil Service Center Raleigh, NC,27699-1601 DATE: Ll • R l'i 51 111 11 11 If . 1N'Fj-.Vj1.J1 In., imnii�il' It is our conviction that coal: ash is toxic to the environment and to the health of human beings. Recent events would indicate that Duke Energy and its surrogates, have not achieved sufficient expertise in the safe, storage, of coal ash . It would be our preference that no coal ash be stored iin Lee or Chatham counties. However, if DENR in its wisdom, elects to approve the permits that are pending, we urgently request that the communities involved be given the opportunity to establish baseline data so that ground water, the water in ponds, creeks and streams, and the water in the Deep River and the Cape Fear River can be effectively monitored for any leeching of toxic materials that occurs into the future. This river basin provides the drinking water for five counties and two military bases in North Carolina. We share DENIR's goal of long term protection of our water sources. Baseline testing is the recommendation of the Southern Environmental Law Center for sites where coal ash will be stored. We are requesting that no coal ash be transported into Lee and Chatham counties until we have sufficient data to effectively monitor our water sources into the future. Respectfully,, 'A" ir, Mail to., Jamie Kritzer, Public Information Officer NC Dept. of Environment & Natural Resources 1601 Mail Service Center Raleigh, NC 276919-1601 DATE: It is our conviction that coal ash is toxic to the environment and to the health of human beings, Recent events would indicate that Duke Energy and its surrogates have not achieved sufficient expertise in the safe storage of coal ash . It would be our preference that no coal ash be stored in Lee or Chatham counties. However, if DENR in its wisdom, elects to approve the permits that are pending, we urgently request that the communities involved be given the opportunity to establish baseline data so that ground water, the water in ponds, creeks and streams, and the water in the Deep River and the Cape Fear River can be effectively monitored for any leeching of toxic materials that occurs into the future. This river basin, provides the drinking water for five counties and two military bases in North Carolina. We share DENR's goal of tong term protection of our water sources. Baseline testing is the recommendation of the Southern Environmental Law Center for sites where coal ash will be stored. We are requesting that no coal ash be transported into Lee and Chatham counties until we have sufficient data to effectively monitor our water sources into the future. Respectfully, Mail to: Jamie Kritzer, Public Information Officer NC Dept. of Environment & Natural Resources 1601 Mail Service Center Raleigh, NC 276'99-1601 LilDATE.- t It is our conviction that coal ash is toxic to the environment and to the health of human, i beings. Recent events would indicate that Duke Energy and' its surrogates have not achieved sufficient expertise in the safe, storage of coal ash . It would be our preference that no coal ash be stored in Lee or Chatham counties. However, if DENR in its wisdom, elects to approve the permits that are pending, we urgently request that the communities involved be given the opportunity to establish baseline data so that ground water, the water in ponds, creeks and streams, and the water in the Deep, River and the Cape Fear River can be effectively monitored for any leeching of toxic materials that occurs into the future. This river basin provides the driinking water for five counties and two military bases in North Carolina. We share DENR's goal of long term protection of our water sources. Baseline testing is the recommendation of the Southern Environmental Law Center for sites where coal ash, will be stored. We are requesting that no coal ash be transported into Lee and Chatham counties until we have sufficient data to effectively monitor our water sources into the future, Respectfully, Mail Vi Jamie Kritzer, Public Information Officer NC: Dept. of Environment & Natural Resources 1601 Mail Service Center, Raleigh, NC 27699-1601 DATE: L� i It is our conviction that coal' ash is toxic to the environment and to the health of human beings. Recent events would indicate that Duke Energy and its surrogates have not achieved sufficient expertise in the safe storage of coal ash . It would be our preference that no coal ash be stored in Lee or Chatham counties. However, if DEN R' in its wisdom, elects to approve the permits that are pending, we urgently request that the communities involved be given the opportunity to establish basellinie data so that ground' water, the water in ponds, creeks and streams, and the water in the Deep River and the Cape Fear River can be effectively monitored for, any leeching of toxic materials that occurs into the future. This river basin provides the drinking water for five counties and two military bases in North Carolina, We share DENR's goal of long term protection of our water sources. Baseline testing is the recommendation of the Southern Environmental Law Center for sites where coal ash will be stored. We are requesting that no coal ash be transported into Lee and Chatham counties ulntil we have sufficient data to effectively monitor our water sources into the future. Respectfully, oil Mail to: Jamie Kritzer, Public Information Officer NC Dept. of Environment & Natural Resources 1601 Mail Service Center M�s MOOR lk� Ma � of DATE: It is our conviction that coal ash is toxic to the environment and to the health of human beings. Recent events would indicate that Duke Energy and its surrogates have not achieved sufficient expertise in the safe, storage of coal ash . It would be our preference that no coal ash be stored in Lee or Chatham counties. However, if DENR in its wisdom, elects to approve the permits that are pending, we urgently request that the communities involved be given the opportunity to establish, baseline data so that ground water, the water in ponds, creeks and streams, and the water in the Deep River and the Cape Fear River can be effectively monitored for any leeching of toxic materials that occurs into the future. This river basin provides the drinking water for five counties and two military bases in North Carollina. We share DENR's goal of long term protection of our water sources. Baseline testing is the recommendation of the Southern Environmental Law Center for sites where coal ash, will be stored. We are requesting that no coal ash be transported into Lee and Chatham counties until we have sufficient data to effectively monitor our water sources into, the future. Mail to: Jamie Kritzer, Public Information Officer NC Dept. of Environment & Natural Resources 1601 Mail Service Center Raleigh, NC 276,99-1601 I I C DATE.- '� ) FA It is our conviction that coal ash, is toxic to the environment and to the health of human beings. Recent events would indicate that Duke Energy and its surrogates have not achieved sufficient expertise in the safe storage of coal ash . It would be our preference that no coal ash be stored in Lee or Chatham counties. We share DENIR's goal of long term protection of our water sources. Baseline testing is the recommendation of the Southern Environmental Law Center for sites where coal ash, will be stored. We are requesting that no coal ash be transported, into Lee and Chatham counties until we have sufficient data to effectively monitor our water sources into the future. Respectfully, id ( DO, ) A N Mail to: Jamie Kritzer, Public Information Officer NC Dept. of Environment & Natural Resources 1601, Mail Service Center Raleigh, NC 27699-11601 GATE: ty / a,t / / �Y- It is our conviction that coal ash is toxic to the environment and to the health of human beings. Recent events would indicate that Duke Energy and its surrogates have not achieved sufficient expertise in the safe storage of coal ash . It would be our preference that no coal ash be stored in Lee or Chatham counties, However, if DENIM in its wisdom, elects to approve the permits that are pending, we urgently request that the communities involved be given the opportunity to establish baseline data so that ground water, the water in ponds, creeks and streams, and the water in the Deep River and the Cape Fear River can be effectively monitored for any leeching of toxic materials that occurs into the future. This river basin provides the drinking water for five counties and two military bases in North Carolina. We share DENR's goal of long term, protection of our water sources. Baseline testing is the recommendation of the Southern Environmental Law Center for sites where coal ash will be stored. We are requesting that no coal ash be transported into Lee and Chatham counties until ! we have sufficient data to effectively monitor our water sources into the future. Mail to., Jamie Kritzer, Public Information Officer NC Dept. of Environment & Natural Resources 1601 Mail Service Center Raleigh, NC 2✓699-1601 TO: NC DEPT OF ENVIRONMENT AND NATURAL RESOURCES RE: IMPACT OF COAL ASH STORAGE ON WATER RESOURCES It is our conviction that coal ash is toxic to the environment and to the health of human beings. Recent events would indicate that Duke Energy and its surrogates have not achieved sufficient expertise, in the safe storage of coal ash . it would: be our preference that no coal ash be stored in Lee or Chatham counties. However, If DENR in its dom, elects to approve the permits that are pending, we urgently request that the communities involved be given the opportunity to establish baseline data so that ground water, the water in ponds, creeks and streams, and the water in the Deep River and the Cape Fear River can be effectively monitored for any leeching of toxic materials that occurs into the future. This river basin provides the drinking water for five counties and two military biases in North Carolina. We share DENR'!s goal of long term protection • our water sources. Baseline testing is the recommendation of the Southern Environmental Law Center for sites where coal Msh will be stored. We are requesting that no coal ash be transported into Lee and Chatham counties until we have sufficient data to effectively monitor our water sources into the tuture. Res 5 '41 00- e- 1,14 6te-UL0 C--4� 14— t'1 *70 Fr, rrm I e've, d 8CAn40'Y'( PVC, "7moa Y jo Y7 �'o Xi, y/-"' Jamie ritzer, Public Information Officer NC Dept. of Environment & Natural Resources 1601 Mail Service Center Raleigh, NC 27699-1601 .1 cN IX 7 DATE: TO: NC DEPT OF ENVIRONMENT AND NATURAL RESOURCES RE: IMPACT OF COAL ASH STORAGE ON WATER RESOURCES It is our conviction that coal ash is toxic to the environment and to the health of human beings. Recent events would indicate that Duke Energy and its surrogates have not achieved sufficient expertise in the safe storage of coal ash . it would be our preference that no coal ash, be storied, in Lee or Chatham counties. However, if DENR in its wisdom, elects to approve the permits that are pending, we urgently request that the communities involved be given the opportunity to establish baseline data so that ground water, the water in ponds, creeks and streams, and the water in the Deep River and the Cape Fear River can be effectively monitored for any leeching of toxic materials that occurs into the future. This river basin provides the drinking water for five counties and two military bases in North Carolina. We, share DENR's goal of long term protection of our water sources. Baseline testing is the recommendation of the Southern Environmental Law Center for sites where coal ash will be stored. We are requesting that no coal ash be transported into Lee and Chatham counties until we have sufficient data to effectively monitor our water sources into the future. Respectfully, Mail to' Jamie Kritzer, Public Information Officer NC Dept. of Environment & Natural Resources 1601 Mail Service Center Raleigh, NC 27699-1,601 E�Iffl TO: NC DEPT OF ENVIRONMENT AND NATURAL RESOURCES NE: IMPACT OF COAL ASH STORAGE ON WATER RESOURCEW M It is our conviction that coal ash is toxic to the environment and to the health of human beings. Recent events would in that Duke Energy and its surrogate's have not achieved sufficient expertise in the safe storage of coal ash . It would be ouir preference that no coal ash be stored in Lee or Chatham counties. However, if DENR in its wisdom, elects to approve the permits that are pending, we urgently request that the communities involved be given the opportunity to establish baseline data so that ground water, the water in ponds, creeks and streams, and the water in the Deep River and the Cape Fear River can be effectively monitored, for any leeching of toxic materials that occurs into the future. This river basin provides the drinking water for five counties and two military bases in North Carolina. We share DENR's goal of long term protection of our water sources. Baseline testing is the recommendation of the Southern Environmental Law Center for sites where coal ash will be stored. We are requesting that no coal ash be transported into Lee and Chatham counties until we have sufficient data to effectively monitor our water sources into the future. Respectfully, I . mI k ak1--, JJL') Mail to: jamie Kritzer, Public Information Officer NC Dept. of Environment & Natural Resources 1601 Mail Service Center Raleigh, NC 27699-1601 DATE-. TO' NC DEPT OF ENVIRONMENT AND NATURAL RESOURCES RE: IMPACT OF COAL ASH STORAGE ON WATER RESOURCES It is our conviction that coal ash is toxic to the environment and to the health of human beings. Recent events would indicate that Duke Energy and its surrogates have not achieved sufficient expertise in the safe storage of coal, ash . It would be our preference that no coal ash be storied in Lee or Chatham counties. However, if DENR in its wisdom, elects to approve the permits that are pending, we urgently request that the communities involved be given the opportunity to establish baselline data so that ground water, the water in ponds, creeks and streams, and the water in the Deep River and the Cape Fear River can be effectively monitored for any leeching of toxic materials that occurs into the future. This river basin provides the drinking water for five counties and two military bases in North Carolina. We share DiENR's goal, of long term i protection of our water sources. Baseline testing is the recommendation of the Southern Environmental Law Center for site's where coal ash will be stored. We are requesting that no coal ash be transported, into Lee and Chatham counties until we have sufficient data to effectively monitor our water sources into the future. Mail to: Jamie Kritzer, Public Information Officer NC Dept. of Environment & Natural Resources 1601 Mail Service Center Raleigh, NC 27699-16011 It is our conviction that coal ash is toxic to the environment and to the health of human beings. Recent events would indicate that Duke Energy and its surrogates have not achieved sufficient expertise in the safe storage of coal ash . It would be our preference that no coal ash be stored in Lee or Chatham counties. However, if DENR in its wisdom, elects to approve the permits that are pending, we urgently request that the communities involved be given, the opportunity to establish baseline data so that ground water, the water in ponds, creeks and stream's, and the water in the Deep River and the Cape Fear River can be effectively monitored for any leeching of toxic materials that occurs into the future. This river basin provides the drinking water for five counties and two military bases in North, Carolina. We share DENR's goal of long term protection of our water sources. Baseline testing is the recommendation of the Southern Environmental Law Center for sites where coal ash will be stored. We are requestingi that no coal ash be transported into Lee and Chatham counties until we have sufficient data to effectively monitor our water sources into the future. Respectfully, Mail to: Jamie Kritzer, Public Information Officer NC Dept. of Environment & Natural Resources 1601 tail Service Center Raleigh, NC 27699-1601 DATE: T4: NC DEPT OF ENVIRONMENT AND NATURAL RESOURCES RE: IMPACT OF COAL ASH STORAGE ON WATER RESOURCES It is, our conviction that coal, ash is toxic to the environment and to the health, of human beings. Recent events would indicate that Duke Energy and its surrogates have not achieved sufficient expertise in the safe storage of coal ash - it would be our preference that no coal ash be stored in Lee or Chatham counties. However, if best R in isdom, elects to approve the permits that are pending, we gently req that the communities involved be given the opportunity to establish baseline data so that ground water, the water in ponds, creeks and streams, and the water in the Deep River and the Cape Fear River can be effectively monitored for any leeching of toxic materials that occurs into the future. This river basin provides the drinking water for five counties and two military bases in North Carolina. We share DENR's goal of long term protection of our water sources. Baseline testiing is the recommendation of the Southern Environmental Law Center for sites where coal ash will be stored. We are requesting that no coal ash, be transported into Lee and Chatham counties until we have sufficient data to effectively monitor our water, sources into the future. Respectfully, Mail to: Jamie Kritzer, Public Information Officer NC Dept. of Environment & Natural Resources 1601 Mail Service Center Raleigh, NC 27699-1601 791.1w It is our conviction that coal ash is toxic to the environment and to the health of human beings. Recent events would indicate that Duke Energy and its surrogates have not achieved sufficient expertise in the safe storage of coal ash , It would be our preference that no coal ash be stored in Lee or Chatham counties. However, if DENR in its wisdom, elects to approve the permits that are pending, we urgently request that the communities involved be given, the opportunity to establish baseline data so that ground water, the water in ponds, creeks and streams, and the water in the Deep River and the Cape Fear River can be effectively monitored for any leeching of toxic materials that occurs into the future. This river basin provides the drinking water for five counties and two military bases in North Carolina. We share DENR's goal of long term protection of our water sources. Baseline testing is the recommendation of the Southern Environmental Law Center for sites where coal ash will be stored. We are requesting that no coal ash be transported into Lee and Chatham counties until we have sufficient data to effectively monitor our water sources into the future, Respectfully, A f ttl 3 Mail to: Jamie Kritzer, Public Information Officer NC Dept. of Environment & Natural Resources 1601 Mail Service Center Raleigh, NC 27699-1601 DATE: It is our conviction that coal ash is toxic to the environment and to the heallth of human beings. Recent events would indicate that Duke Energy and its surrogates have not achieved sufficient expertise in the safe storage of coal ash . It would be our preference that no coal ash, be stored in Lee or Chatham counties. However, if DENR in its wisdom, elects to approve the permits that are pending, we urgently request that the communities involved be given the opportunity to establish baseline data so that ground water, the water in ponds, creeks and streams, and the water in the Deep River and the Cape Fear River can be effectively monitored for any leeching of toxic materials that occurs into the future. This river basin provides the drinkingi water for five counties and two military bases in North Carolina. We share DENR's goal of long term protection of our water sources. Baseline testing is the recommendation of the Southern Environmental Law Center for sites where coal ash will be stored. We are requesting that no coal ash be transported into Lee and Chatham counties until we have sufficient data to effectively monitor our water sources into the future. Respectfully, ""2 p_° /-5 e2 Mail to: Jamie Kritzer, Public Information Officer NC Dept. of Environment & Natural Resources 1601 Mail Service Center Raleigh, NC 27699-1601 It is our conviction, that coal ash is toxic to the environment and to the health of human: beings. Recent events would indicate that Duke Energy and its surrogates have not achieved sufficient expertise in the safe storage of coal ash . It would be our preference that no coal ash be stored in Lee or Chatham counties. However, if DENR in its wisdom, elects to approve the permits that are pending, we urgently request that the communities involved be given the opportunity to establish baseline data so that ground water, the water in ponds, creeks and streams, andl the water in the Deep River and the Cape Fear, River can be effectively monitored for any leeching of toxic materials that occurs into the future. This river basin, provides the drinking water for five counties and two military bases in North Carolina. We share DENR's goal of long term protection of our water sources. Baseline testing is the recommendation of the Southern Environmental Law Center for sites where coal ash will be stored. We are requesting that no coal ash be transported into Lee and Chatham counties until we have sufficient data to effectively monitor our water sources into the future. Respectfully, oy� k '7&V (�(N'kc)VAC" " � L' 1(vC Mail to: Jamie Kritzer, Public Information Officer NC Dept. of Environment & Natural Resources 1601 Mail Service Center 111111114.05t •• 1 * I It is our conviction that coal ash is toxic to the environment and to the health of human beings. Recent events would indicate that Duke Energy and its surrogates have not achieved sufficient expertise in the safe storage of coal ash . It would be our preference, that no coal ash be stored in Lee or Chatham counties. However, if DENR in its wisdom, elects to approve the permits that are pending, we urgently request that the communities involved be given the opportunity to establish baseline data so that ground water, the water in ponds, creeks and streams, and the water in the Deep, River and the Cape Fear River can be effectively monitored for any leeching of toxic materials that occurs into the future. This river basin provides the drinking water for five counties and two military bases in North Carolina. We share DE,NR's goal of long term protection of our water sources. Baseline testing is the recommendation of the Southern Environmental Law Center for sites where coal ash will be stored. We are requesting that no coal ash be transported into Lee and Chatham counties until we have sufficient data to effectively monitor our water sources into the future. Respectfully, bi V'0 rl 12 Mail to: Jamie Kritzer, Public Information Officer NC, Dept. of Environment & Natural Resources 1601 Mail Service Center Raleigh, NC 27699-1601 DATE: TO, NC DEPT OF ENVIRONMENT AND NATURAL RESOURCES I 1111gl 12111111211115 09111RO-M It is our conviction that coal ash is toxic to the environment and to the health of human beings. Recent events would indicate that Duke Energy and its surrogates have not achieved sufficient expertise in the safe storage of coal ash . It would be our preference that no coal ash be stored in Lee or Chatham counties. However, if DE,NR in its wisdom, elects to approve the permits that are pending, we urgently request that the communities involved be given the opportunity to establish baseline data so that ground water, the water in ponds, creeks and streams, and the water in the Deep River and the Cape Fear River can be effectively monitored for any leeching of toxic materials that occurs into the future. This river basin provides the drinking water for five counties and two military bases in North Carolina. We share DENR's goal of long term protection of our water sources. Baseline testing is the recommendation of the Southern Environmental Law Center for sites where coal ash will be stored. We are requesting that no coal ash be transported into Lee and Chatham counties until we have sufficient data to effectively monitor our water sources into the future. Respectfully, I, u, Mail to: Jamie Kritzer, Public Information Officer NC Dept. of Environment & Natural Resources 1601 Mail Service Center Raleigh, NC 27699-1601 671,1111:4 11 1111 jj� � 111;�'j It is our conviction that coal ash is toxic to the environment and to the health, of human beings. Recent events would indicate that Duke Energy and its surrogates have not achieved sufficient expertise in the safe storage of coal ash . It would be our preference that no coal ash be stored in Lee or Chatham counties. However, if DENR in its wisdom, elects to approve the permits that are pending, we urgently request that the communities involved be given the opportunity to establish baseline data so that ground water, the water in ponds, creeks and streams, and the water in the Deep River and the Cape Fear River can be effectively monitored for any leeching of toxic materials that occurs into the future. This river basin provides the drinking water for five counties and two military bases in North Carolina. We share DENR's goal of longs term protection of our water sources. Baseline testing is the recommendation of the Southern Environmental Law Center for sites where coal ash will be stored. We are requesting that no coal ash be transported into Lee and Chatham counties until we have sufficient data to effectively monitor our water sources into, the future. Respectfully, L Stkl 1 Mail to: Jamie Kritzer, Public Information Officer NC Diept, of Environment & Natural Resources 1601 Mail Service Center Raleigh, NC 27699-1601 It is our conviction that coal ash is toxic to the environment and to the health of hurnan beings. Recent events would indicate that Duke Energy and its surrogates have not achieved sufficient expertise i�in the safe storage of coal ash . It would be our preference that no coal ash be stored in Lee or Chatham counties. However, if DENR in its wisdom, elects to approve the permits that are pending, we urgently request that the communities involved be given the opportunity to establish baseline data so that ground water, the water in ponds, creeks and streams, and the water in the Deep River and the Cape Fear River can be effectively monitored for any leeching of toxic materials that occurs into the future. This river, basin provides the drinking water for five counties and two military bases in North Carolina. We share DENR's goal of long term protection of our water sources. Baseline testing is the recommendation of the Southern Environmental Law Center for sites where coal ash will be stored. We are requesting that no coal ash be transported into Lee and Chatham counties until we have sufficient data to effectively monitor our water sources into the future. Respectfully, 17- Mail to: Jamie Kritzer, Pubilic Information Officer NC Dept. of Environment & Natural Resources 1601 Maill Service Center Raleigh, NC 276919-1601 DATE: TO: NC DEPT, OF ENVIRONMENT AND NATURAL RESOURCES RE: IMPACT OF COAL ASH STORAGE ON WATER RESOURCES It is our conviction that coal ash is toxic to the environment and to the health of human beings. Recent events would indicate that Duke Energy and its surrogates have not achieved sufficient expertise in the safe storage of coal ash, . it would be our preference that no coal ash be stored in Lee or Chatham counties. However, if DENR in its wisdom, elects to approve the permits that are pending, we urgently request that the communities involved be given the opportunity to establish baseline data so that ground water, the water in ponds, creeks and streams, and the water in the Deep River and the Cape Fear River can be effectively monitored for any leeching of toxic materials that occurs into the future. This river basin provides the drinking water for five counties and two military bases in North Carolina. We share DENR's goal of long term protection of our water sources. Baseline testiing is the recommendation of the Southern Environmental Law Center for sites where coal ash will be stored. We are requesting that no coal ash be transported into Lee and Chatham counties until we have sufficient data to effectively monitor our water sources into the future. Respectf ully, A Mail to: Jamie Kritzer, Public Information Officer NC Dept, of Environment & Natural Resources 1601 Mail Service Center Raleigh, NC 27699-,1601 DATE.- It is our conviction that coal ash is toxic to the environment and to the health of human beings. Recent events would! indicate that Duke Energy and its surrogates have not achieved sufficient expertise in the safe storage of coal ash . It would be our preference that no coal ash be stored in Lee or Chatham counties. However, if DENR in its wisdom, elects to approve the permits that are pending, we urgently request that the communities involved be given the opportunity to establish baseline data so that ground water, the water in ponds, creeks and streams, and the water in the Deep River and the Cape Fear River can be effectively monitored for any leeching of toxic materials that occurs into the future. This river basin provides the drinking water for five counties and two military bases in North Carolina. We share DENR's goal of long term protection of our water sources. Baseline testing is the recommendation of the Southern Environmental Law Center for sites where coal ash will be stored. We are requesting that no coal ash be transported into Lee and Chatham counties until we have sufficient data to effectively monitor, our water sources into the future. Respectfully, C�iv4ai V70 933 0 Mail to: Jamie Kritzer, Public Information Officer NC Dept, of Environment & Natural Resources 1601 Mail Service Center Raleigh, NC 276919-1601 DATE: TO: NC DEPT OF ENVIRONMENT AND NATURAL RESOURCES RE: IMPACT OF'COAL ASH STORAGE ON WATER RESOURCES it is our conviction that coal ash is toxic to the environment and to the health of human beings. Recent events would indicate that Duke Energy and its surrogates have not achieved sufficient expertise in the safe storage of coal ash . it would be our preferenct that no coal ash be stored in Lee or Chatham counties. However, if DENR in its wisdom, elects to approve the permits that are pending, we urgently request that the communities involved be given the opportunity to establish baseline data so that ground water, the water in ponds, creeks and streams, and the water in the Deep River and the Cape Fear River can be effectively monitored for any leeching of toxic materials that occurs into the future. This river basin provides the drinking water for five counties and two military bases in North Carolina. We share DENR's goal of long term protection of our water sources. Baseline testing is the recommendation of the Southern Environmental Law Center for sites where coal ash will be stored. We are requesting that no coal ash be transported into Lee and Chatham counties until we have sufficient data to effectively monitor our water sources into the future. 20=� fl Mail to: Jamie Kritzer, Public Information Officer NC Dept. of Environment & Natural Resources 1601 Mail Service Center Raleigh, NC 27699-11601 DATE- APRIL 15, 2015 TO: NC DEPT. OF ENVIRONMENT AND NATURAL RESOURCES RE: IMPACT OF COAL ASH STORAGE ON WATER RESOURCES It is our conviction that coal ash is toxic to the environment and to the health of human beings. Recent events would indicate that Duke Energy and its surrogates have not achieved sufficient expertise in the safe storage of coal ash . it would be our preference that no coal ash be stored in Lee or Chatham counties. However, if DENR in its wisdom, elects to approve the permits that are pending, we urgently request that the communities involved be given, the opportunity to establish ! baseline data so that ground water, the water in ponds, creeks and streams, and the water in the Deep River and the Cape Fear River can be effectively monitored for any leeching of toxic materials that occurs into the future. This river basin provides the drinking water for five counties and two military bases in North Carolina. We share DENR's goal of long term protection of our water sources. Baseline testing: is the recommendation of the Southern Environmental Law Center for sites where coal ash will be stored. We are requesting that no coal ash be transported into Lee and Chatham counties until we have sufficient data to effectively monitor our water sources into the future. Respectfully, (sign letter and add your address and telephone number) A)C, 7 76) 16C) DATE: APRIL 15, 20�15 TO- NC DEPT. OF ENVIRONMENT AND NATURAL RESOURCES RE: IMPACT OF COAL ASH STORAGE ON WATER RESOURCES It is our conviction that coal ash is toxic to the environment and to the health of human beings. Recent events would indicate that Duke Energy and its surrogates have not achieved sufficient expertise in the safe storage of coal ash . it would be our preference that no coal ash be stored in Lee or Chatham counties. However, if DENR in its wisdom, elects to approve the permits that are pending, we urgently request that the communities involved be given the opportunity to establish baseli:lne data so that ground water, the water in ponds, creeks and streams, and the water in the Deep River and the Cape Fear River can be effectively monitored for any leeching of toxic materials that occurs into the future. This river basin provides the drinking water for five counties and two military bases in North, Carolina. We share DENR's goal of long term protection of our water sources. Baseline testing is the recommendation of the Southern Environmental Law Center for sites where coal ,ash will be stored. We are requesting that no coal ash be transported into Lee and Chatham counties until we have sufficient data to effectively monitor our water sources into the future. Respectfully, (sign letter and add your address and telephone number) DATE: APRIL 15, 2015 TO: N;C DEPT. • ENVIRONMENT AND NATURAL RESOURCES RE- IM:PACT OF COAL ASH STORAGE ON WATER RESOURCES It is our conviction that coal ash is toxic to the environment and to the health of human beings. Recent events would indicate that Duke Energy and its surrogates have not achieved sufficient expertise in the safe storage of coal ash - It would be our preference that no coal ash be stored in Lee or Chatham counties. However, if DENR in its wisdom, elects to approve the permits that are pending, we urgently request that the communities involved be given the opportunity to establish baseline data so that ground water, the water in ponds, creeks and streams, and the water in the Deep River and the Cape Fear River can be effectively monitored for any leeching of toxic materials that occurs into the future. This river basin provides the drinking water for five counties and two military bases in North Carolina, We share DENR's goal of long term protection of our water sources. Baseline testing is the recommendation of the Southern Environmental Law Center for sites where coal ash will be stored. We are requesting that no coal ash be transported into Lee and Chatham counties until, we have sufficient data to effectively monitor our water sources into the future. Respectf u:l lly, (sign letter and add,,,your address and telephone number) DATE.- APRIL 15, 2015 TO: NC DEPT. OF ENVIRONMENT AND NATURAL RESOURCES RE: IMPACT OF COAL ASH STORAGE ON WATER RESOURCES It is our conviction that coal ash is toxic to the environment and to the health of human beings. Recent events would indicate that Duke Energy and its surrogates have not achieved sufficient expertise in the safe storage of coal ash . it would be our preference that no coal ash Ibe stored in Lee or Chatham counties. However, if DENR in its wisdom, elects to approve the permits that are pending, we urgently request that the communities involved be given the opportunity to establish baseline data so that ground water, the water in ponds, creeks and streams, and the water in the Deep River and the Cape Fear River can be effectively monitored for any leeching of toxic materials that occurs into the future. This river basin provides the drinking water for five counties and two military bases in North Carolina. We share DENR's goal of long term protection of our water sources. Baseline testing is the recommendation of the Southern Environmental Law Center for sites where coal ash will be stored. We are requesting that no coal ash be transported into Lee and Chatham counties until we have sufficient data to effectively monitor our water sources into the future. Respectfully, (sign letter and add your address and telephone number) '2 3 3 el 5— DATE: APRIL 15, 20115 TO: NC DEPT. OF ENVIRONMENT AND NATRAL RESOURCES RE- IMPACT 'F' COAL ASH STORAGE ON WATER RESOURCES It is our conviction that coal ash is toxic to the environment and to the health of human beings. Recent events would indicate that Duke Energy and its surrogates have not achieved sufficient expertise in the safe storage of coal ash - It would be our preference that no coal ash be stored in Lee or Chatham counties. 'However, if DENR in its, wisdom,elects to approve the permits that are pending, we urgently request that the communities involved be given the opportunity to establish baseline, data so that ground, water, the water in ponds, creeks and streams, and the water in the Deep River and the Cape Fear River can be effectively monitored for any leeching of toxic materials that occurs into the future. This river basin provides the drinking water for five counties and two mi,litary bases in North Carolina, We share DENR's goal of long term protection of our water sources. Baseline testing is the recommendation of the Southern Environmental Law Center for sites where coal ash will be stored. We are requesting that no coal ash be transported into Lee and Chatham counties until we have sufficient data to effectively monitor our water sources into, the future. Respectfully, (sign letter and add your address d telephone number) DATE; APRIL 15, 2015 TO: NC DEPT. OF ENVIRONMENT AND NATURAL RES01URCES RE: IMPACT OF COAL ASH STORAGE ON WATER RESOURCES Respectfully, (sign letter and add your address and telephone number) Isc, c b -d-1 3 -3 . q �q — -6 L_V� DATE, I) I Its I I TO: NC DEPT. OF ENVIRONMENT AND NATURAL RESOURCES RE' IMPACT OF COAL ASH STORAGE ON WATER RESOURCES It is our conviction that coal ash is toxic to the environment and to the health of human beings. Recent events would indicate that Duke Energy and its surrogates have not ,achieved sufficient expertise in the safe storage of coal ash . it would be our preference that no coal; ash be stored in Lee or Chatham counties. However, if DENR in its wisdom, elects to approve the permits that are pending' 'we urgently request that the communities involved be given the opportunity to establish baseline data so that ground water, the water in ponds, creeks and streams, and the water in the Deep River and the Cape Fear River can be effectively monitored for any leeching of toxic materials that occurs into the future. This river basin provides the drinking, water for five counties and two military bases in North Carolina. We share DENR's goal of long term protection of our water sources. Baseline testing, is the recommendation of the Southern Environmental Law Center for sites where coal ash will be stored. We are requesting that no coal ash be transported into Lee and Chatham counties until we have sufficient data to effectively monitor our water sources into, the future. Effe2m A, -e Mail to,: Jamie Kritzer, Public Information Officer NC Dept. of Environment & Natural Resources 1601 Mail Service Center Raleigh, NC 27699-1601 RE, IMPACT OF COAL ASH STORAGE ON WATER RESOURCEZv' It is our conviction that coal ash is toxic to the environment and to the health of human beings. Recent events would, indicate that Duke Energy and its surrogates have not achieved sufficient expertise in the safe storage of coal ash . It would be our preference that no coal ash, be stored in Lee or Chatham counties. However, if DENR in its wisdom, elects to approve the permits that are pending, we urgently request that the communities involved be given the opportunity to establish baseline data so that ground water, the water in ponds, creeks and streams, and the water in the Deep River and the Cape Fear River can be effectively monitored for any leeching of toxic materials that occurs into the future. This river basin provides the drinking water for five counties and two military bases in North Carolina. We share DENR's goal of long term protection of our water sources. Baseline testing is the recommendation of the Southern Environmental Law Center for sites where coal ash will be stored. We are requesting that no coal ash be transported into Lee and Chatham counties until we have sufficient data to effectively monitor our water sources into the future. �--, c 'Z �' _! " Mail to: Jamie Kritzer, Public Information Officer NC Dept. of Environment & Natural Resources 16,01 Mail Service Center Raleigh, NC 27699-1601 DATE: TO: NC DEPT OF ENVIRONMENT AND NATURAL RESOURCES RE: IMPACT OF COAL ASH STORAGE ON WATER RESOURCES It is our conviction that coal ash is toxic to the environment and to the health of human beings. Recent events would indicate that Duke Energy and its surrogates have not achieved, sufficient expertise in the safe storage of coal ash . It would be our preference that no coal ash be stored in Lee or Chatham counties. However, if DENR in its wisdom, elects to approve the permits that are pending, we urgently request that the communities involved be given the opportunity to establish baseline data so that ground water, the water in ponds, creeks and streams, and the water in the Deep River and the Cape Fear River can be effectively monitored for any leeching of toxic materials that occurs into the future. This river basin provides the drinking water for five counties and two military bases in North Carolina. We share DENR's goal of long term protection of our water sources. Baseline testing is the recommendation of the Southern Environmental Law Center for sites where coal ash; will be stored. We are requesting that no coal ash be transported into Lee and Chatham counties until we have sufficient data to effectively monitor our water sources into the future. Respectfully, j `7 Mail, to: Jamie Kritzer, Public Information, Officer NC Dept. of Environment & Natural Resources 1601 Mail Service Center Raleigh, NC X7699-1601 DATE: (I I I TO -. NC DEPT OF ENVIRONMENT AND NATURAL RESOURCES R E". IMPACT OF COAL ASH STORAGE ON WATER RESOURCES It is our conviction that coal ash is toxic to the environment and to the health of human beings.. Recent events would indicate that Duke Energy and its surrogates have not achieved sufficient expertise in the sate storage of coal ash . it would be our preference that no coal ash be stored in Lee or Chatham counties. However, if DENT in its wisdom, elects to approve the permits that are pending, we urgently request that the communities involved be given the opportunity to establish baseline data so that ground water, the water in ponds, creeks and streams, ands the water in the Deep River and the Cape Fear River can be effectively monitored for any Leeching of toxic materials that occurs into the future. This river basin provides the drinking water for five counties and two military bases in North Carolina. We share DENR's goal of long term protection of our water sources. Baseline testing is the recommendation of the Southern Environmental Law Center for sites where coal ash will be stored. We are requesting that no coal ash be transported into Lee and Chatham counties until we have sufficient data to effectively monitor our water sources into the future. Respectfully, Mail to: Jamie Kritzer, Public Information officer NC Dept. of Environment & Natural Resources 1601 Mail Service Center Raleigh, NC 27699-1601 DATE: TO: NC DEPT OF ENVIRONMENTAND NATURAL RESOURCES RE: IMPACT'O F COAL ASH STORAGE ON WATER RESOURCES It is our conviction that coal ash is toxic to the environment and to the health of human beings. Recent events would indicate that Duke Energy and its surrogates have not achieved sufficient expertise in the safe storage of coal ash . It would be our preference, that no coal ash be stored in Lee or Chatham counties. However, if IDENR in its wisdom, elects to approve the permits that are pending, we urgently request that the communities involved be given the opportunity, to establish baseline data so that ground water, the water in ponds, creeks and streams, and the water in the Deep River and the Cape Fear River can be effectively monitored for any leeching of toxic materials that occurs into the future. This river basin provides the driinking water for five counties and two military bases in North Carolina. We share DEN R's goal of long term protection of our water sources. Baseline testing is the recommendation of the Southern Environmental Law Center for sites where coal ash will be stored. We are requesting that no coal ash be transported into Lee and Chatham counties until we have sufficient data to effectively monitor our water sources into the future. EMMEW 0 6'k Mail to: Jamie Kritzer, Public Information Officer NC Dept. of: Environment & Natural Resources 1601 Mail Service Center Raleigh, NC 27699-1601 (711 DATE.- TO' NC DEPT OF ENVIRONMENT AND NATURAL RESOURCES RE: IMPACT OF COAL ASH STORAGE ON WATER RESOURCES it is our conviction that coal ash is toxic to the environment and to the health of human beings. Recent events would indicate that Duke Energy and its surrogates, have not achieved sufficient expertise in the safe storage of coal ash, . It would be our preference that no coal ash be stored in Lee or Chatham counties. However, if DENR in its wisdom, elects to approve the permits that are pending, we urgently request that the communities involved be given the opportunity to establish baseline data so that ground ) water, the water in ponds, creeks and streams, and the water in the Deep River and the Cape Fear River can be effectively monitored for any leeching of toxic materials that occurs into the future. This river basin provides the drinking water for five counties and two military bases in North Carolina. We share D,ENR's goal of long term protection of our water sources. Baseline testing is the recommendation of the Southern Environmental Law Center for sites, where coal ash will be stored. We are requesting that no coal ash be transported into Lee and Chatham counties, until we have sufficient data to effectively monitor our water sources into the future. Respectfully, L 671 Mail to: Jamie Kritzer, Public Information Officer NC Dept. of Environment & Natural Resources 16011 Mail Service Center Raleigh, N,C 27699-1601 DATE: TO: NC DEPT OF ENVIRONMENT AND NATURAL RESOURCES RE: IMPACT OF COAL ASH STORAGE ON WATER RESOURCES it is our conviction that coal ash is toxic to the environment and to, the health of human beings,. Recent events would indicate that Duke Energy and its surrogates have not achieved sufficient expertise in the safe storage of coal ash . It would be our preference that no coal ash be stored in Lee or Chatham counties. However, if DENR in its wisdom, elects to approve the permits that are pending, we urgently request that the communities involved be given the opportunity to establish baseline data so that ground water, the water in ponds, creeks and streams, and the water in the Deep River and the Cape Fear River can be effectively monitored for any leeching of toxic materials that occurs into the future. This river basin, provides the drinking water for five counties and two military bases in North Carolina. We share DENiR's goal of long term protection of our water sources. Baseline testing is the recommendation of the Southern Environmental Law Center for sites where coal ash will be stored. We are requesting that no coal ash be transported into Lee and Chatham counties until we have sufficient data to effectively monitor our water sources into the future. Mail to- Jamie Kritzer, Public Information Officer NC Dept. of Environment & Natural Resources 16,01 Maid Service Center Raleigh, NC 27699-1601 DATE,: It is our conviction that coal ash is toxic to the environment and to the health of human beings. Recent events would indicate that Duke Energy and its surrogates have not I achieved sufficient expertise in the safe storage of coal' ash . It would be our preference that no coal ash be stored in Lee or Chatham counties. However, if DENR in its wisdom, elects to approve the permits that are pending;, we urgently request that the communities involved be given the opportunity to establish baseline data so that ground water, the water in ponds, creeks and' streams, and the water in the Deep River ands the Cape Fear River can be effectively monitored for any leeching of toxic materials that occurs into the future. This river basin provides the drinking water for five counties and two miilitary bases in North Carolina. We share DENIRs goal of long term protection of our water sources. Baseline testing is the recommendation of the Southern Environmental Law Center for sites where coal ash will be stored. We are requesting that no coal ash be transported into Lee and Chatham counties until we have sufficient data to effectively monitor our water sources into the future. Respectfully, 7, Mail to: Jamie Kritzer, Public Information Officer NC Dept. of Environment & Natural Resources 16011 Mail Service Center Raleigh, NC 27699-1601 DATE: 9 ( TO: NC DEPT OF ENVIRONMENT AND NATURAL RESOURCES RE: IMPACT OF COAL ASH STORAGE ON WATER RESOURCES it is our conviction that coal ash is toxic to the environment and to the health of human beings. Recent events would indicate that Duke, Energy and its surrogates have not achieved sufficient expertise in the safe storage of coal ash . It would be our preference that no coal ash be stored in Lee or Chatham counties. However, if DENR in its wisdom, elects to approve the permits that are pending, we urgently request that the communities involved be given the opportunity to establish baseline data so that ground water, the water in ponds, creeks and streams, and the water in the Deep River and the Cape Fear River can be effectively monitored for any leeching of toxic materials that occurs into the future. This river basin provides the drinking water for five counties and two military bases in North Carolina. We share DENR's goal of long term protection of our water sources. Baseline testing is the recommendation of the Southern Environmental Law Center for sites, where coal ash will be stored. We are requesting that no coal ash be transported into Lee and Chatham counties until we have sufficient data to effectively monitor our water sources into the future. ,Respectfully, X Mail to: Jamie Kritzer, Public Information Officer NC Dept. of Environment & Natural Resources 1601 Mail Service Center Raleigh, NC 27699-1601 DATE: TO _ NC DEPT OF ENVIRONMENT AND NATURAL RESOURCES r OF COAL ASH STORAGE ON WATER RESOURCES It is our conviction that coal ash is toxic to the environment and to the health of human beings. Recent events would indicate that Duke Energy and its surrogates have not achieved sufficient expertise in the safe storage of coal ash . It would be our preference that no coal ash be stored in Lee or Chatham counties. However, if DEN'R in its wisdom, elects to approve the permits that are pending, we urgently request that the communities, involved be given the opportunity to establish baseline data so that ground water, the water in ponds, creeks and streams, and the water in the Deep River and the Cape Fear River can be effectively monitored for any leeching of toxic materials that occurs into the future. This river basin provides the drinking water for five counties and two military bases in North Carolina. We share DENR's goal of long term protection of our water sources. Baseline testing is the recommendation of the Southern Environmental Law Center for sites where coal ash will' be stored. We are requesting that no coal ash be transported into Lee and Chatham counties until we have sufficient data to effectively monitor our water sources into the future. Respectfully, Mail to: Jamie Kritzer, Public Information Officer NC Dept. of Environment & Natural Resources 1601 Mail Service Center, Raleiglh, NC 27699-1601 DATE'. TO: NC DEPT OF ENVIRONMENT AND NATURAL RESOURCES RE: IMPACT OF COAL ASH STORAGE ON WATER RESOURCE1 It is our conviction that coal ash is toxic to the environment and to the health of human beings. Recent events would indicate that Duke Energy and its surrogates have not achieved sufficient expertise in the safe storage of coal ash . It would be our preference that no coal ash be stored in Lee or Chatham counties. However, if DENR in its wisdom, elects to approve the permits that are pending, we urgently request that the communities involved be given the opportunity to establish baseline data so that ground water, the water in ponds, creeks and streams, and the water in the Deep River and the Cape Fear River can be effectively monitored for any leeching of toxic materials that occurs into the future. This river basin provides the drinking water for five counties and two military bases in North Carolina. We share DENR's goal of long term protection of our water sources. Baseline testing is the recommendation of the Southern Environmental Law Center for sites where coal ash willi be stored. We are requesting that no coal ash be transported into Lee and Chatham counties, until we have sufficient data to effectively monitor our water sources into the future. Respectfully„ Mail: to: Jamie Kritzer, Public Information Officer NC, Dept, of Environment & Natural Resources 16011 Mail Service Center Raleigh, NC 27609-1' 601 DATE: 0 It is our conviction that coal ash is toxic to the environment and to the health of human beings. Recent events would indicate that Duke Energy and its surrogates have not achieved sufficient expertise in the safe storage of coal ash . It would be our preference that no coal ash, be stored in Lee or Chatham counties. However, if DENR in its wisdom, elects to approve the permits that are pending, we urgently request that the communities involved be given the opportunity to establish baseline data so that ground water, the water in ponds, creeks and streams, and the water in the Deep River and the Cape Fear River can be effectively monitored for any leeching of toxic materials that occurs into the future. This river basin, provides the drinking water for five counties and two military bases in North Carolina, We share DENR's goal of long term protection of our water sources. Baseline testing is the recommendation of the Southern Environmental Law Center for sites where coal ash will be stored. We are requesting that no coal ash be transported into Lee and Chatham counties until we have sufficient data to effectively monitor our water sources into the future. Respectfully, Ye CA, C 17 -7705 IV c 2 Mail to: Jamie (Kritzer, Public Information Officer NC Dept. of Environment & Natural Resources 1601 Maill Service Center 9MM MORLMMUMMIM DATE TO: NC DEPT OF ENVIRONMENT AND NATURAL RESOURCES It is our conviction that coal ash is toxic to the environment and to the health of human beings. Recent events would indicate that Duke Energy and its surrogates have not achieved sufficient expertise in the safe storage of coal ash . It would be our preference that no coal ash be stored in Lee or Chatham counties. However, if DENR in its wisdom, elects to approve the permits that are pending, we urgently request that the communities involved be given the opportunity to establish baseline data so that ground water, the water in ponds, creeks and streams, and the water in the Deep River and the Cape Fear River can be effectively monitored for any leeching of toxic materials that occurs into the future. This river basin Iprovlides the drinking water for five counties and two military bases in North Carolina. We share DENR's goal of long term protection of our water sources. Baseline testing is the recommendation of the Southern Environmental Law Center for sites where coal ash will be stored. We are requesting that no coal ash be transported into Lee and Chatham counties until we have sufficient data to effectively monitor our water sources into the future. Respectfully, r > Mail to: Jamie Kritzer, Public Information Officer NC Dept. of Environment & Natural Resources 1601 Mail Service Center Raleigh, NC 27699-1601 DATE: �;/ - / �' - , 3..... It is our conviction that coal ash is toxic to the environment and to the health of human beings. Recent events would indicate that Duke Energy and its surrogates have not achieved sufficient expertise in the safe storage of coal ash ., It would be our preference that no coal ash be stored in Lee or Chatham counties. However, if DENR in its wisdom, elects to approve the permits that are pending, we urgently request that the communities involved be given the opportunity to establish baseline data so that ground water, the water in ponds, creeks and streams, and the water in the Deep River and the Cape Fear River can be effectively monitored for any leechingi of toxic materials that occurs into the future. This river basin provides the drinking water for five counties and two military bases in North Carolina. We share DEN R's goal of long term protection of our water sources. Baseline testing is the recommendation of the Southern Environmental Law Center for sites where coal ash will be stored. We are requesting that no coal ash be transported into Lee and Chatham counties until we have sufficient data to effectively monitor our water sources into the future. Respectfully, 4 P 7 Mail to: Jamie, Kritzer, Public Information Officer NC Dept. of Environment & Natural Resources 1601 Mail Service Center Raleigh, NC 27699-1601 DATE., Cj lf��E It is our conviction that coal ash is toxic to the environment and to the health of human beings. Recent events would indicate that Duke Energy and its surrogates have not achieved sufficient expertise in the safe storage of coal ash . It would be our preference that no coal ash, be stored in Lee or Chatham counties. However, if DENR in its wisdom, elects to approve the permits that are pending, we urgently request that the communities involved be given the opportunity to establish baseline data so that ground water, the water in ponds, creeks and streams, and the water in the Deep River and the Cape Fear River can be effectively monitored for any leeching of toxic materials that occurs into the future. This river basin provides the drinking water for five counties and two military bases, in North Carolina. We share DENlIRs goal of long term protection of our water sources. Baseline testing is the recommendation of the Southern Environmental Law Center for sites where coal ash will be storedl. We are requesting that no coal ash be transported into Lee and Chatham counties until we have sufficient data to effectively monitor our water sources into the future. Respectfully, � 7 Mail to: Jamie Kritzer, Public Information Officer NC Dept, of Environment & Natural Resources 1601 Mail Service Center Raleigh, NC 27699-1601 DATE: n lj '1 711 M13 iflti 0 It is our conviction that coal ash is toxic to the environment and to the health of human beings. Recent events would indicate that Duke Energy and its surrogates have not achieved sufficient expertise in the safe storage of coal ash . It would be our preference that no coal ash be stored in Lee or Chatham counties. However, if DENR in its wisdom, elects to approve the permits that are pending, we urgently request that the communities involved be given the opportunity to establish baseline data so that ground water, the water in ponds, creeks and streams, and the water in the Deep River and the Cape Fear River can be effectively monitored for any leeching of toxic materials that occurs into the future. This river basin provides the drinking water for five counties and two military bases in North Carolina. We share DENR's goal of long term protection of our water sources. Baseline testing is the recommendation of the Southern Environmental Law Center for sites where coal ash will be stored. We are requesting that no coal ash be transported into Lee and Chatham counties until we have sufficient data to effectiveliy monitor our water sources into the future. 3 Mail to: Jamie Kritzer, Pub Officer NC Dept. of' Environment & Natural Resources 16011 Mail Service Center I Raleigh, NC 27699-1601 DiATE - if, I It is our conviction that coal ash is toxic to the environment and to the health of human beings. Recent events would indicate that Duke Energy and its surrogates have not achieved sufficient expertise in the safe storage of coal ash . It would be our preference that no coal ash be stored in Lee or Chatham counties. However, if DENR in its wisdom, elects to approve the permits that are pending, we urgently request that the communities involved be given the opportunity to establish baseline data so that ground water, the water in ponds, creeks and streams, and the water in the Deep River and the Cape Fear River can be effectively monitored for any leeching of toxic materials that occurs into the future. This river basin provides the drinking water for five counties and two military bases in North Carolina. We share DENR's goal of long term protection of our water sources. Baseline testing is the recommendation of the Southern Environmental Law Center for sites where coal ash will be stored. We are requesting that no coal ash be transported into Lee and Chatham counties until we have sufficient data to effectively monitor our water sources into the future, MM019= -) A/! ' -"' 11( CIU� A "t Aj 7 S I j Mail to: Jamie Kritzer, Public Information Offiiceir NC Dept. of Environment & Natural Resources 1601 Mail Service Center DATE: TO�: NIC DEPT OF ENVIRONMENT AND NATURAL RESOURCES a It is our conviction that coal ash is toxic to the environment and to the health of human beings. Recent events would indicate that Duke Energy and its surrogates have not achieved sufficient expertise in the safe storage of coal ash . It would be our preference that no coal ash be stored in Lee or Chatham counties. However, if DENR in its wisdom, elects to approve the permits that are pending, we urgently request that the communities involved be given the opportunity to establish baseline data so that ground water, the water in ponds, creeks and streams, and the water in the Deep River and the Cape Fear River can be effectively monitored for any Leeching of toxic materials that occurs into the future. This river basin provides the drinking water for five counties and two military bases in North Carolina. We share D,ENR's goal of long term protection of our water sources. Baseline testing is the recommendation of the Southern Environmental Law Center for sites where coal ash will be stored. We are requestingi that no coal ash be transported into Lee and Chatham counties until we have sufficient data to effectively monitor our water sources into the future. Mail to-, Jamie Kritzer, Public, Information Officer NC Dept. of Environment& Natural Resources 1601 M iIl Service enter 0 ra • 0 k"q Lej W L.-a. a LU# Y DATE: ilfly 1� la�' %� r� ii� 11 1 I'll'! NOTIM 01 1:12 It is our conviction that coal ash is toxic to the environment and to the health of human beings. Recent events would indicate that Duke Energy and its surrogates have not achieved sufficient expertise in the safe storage of coal ash . It would be our preference that no coal ash be stored in Lee or Chatham counties, However, if DENR in its wisdom, elects to approve the permits that are pending, we urgently request that the communities involved be given the opportunity to establish baseline data so that ground water, the water in ponds, creeks and streams, and the water in the Deep River and the Cape Fear River can be effectively monitored, for any leeching of toxic materials that occurs into the future. This river basin provides the drinking water for five counties andi two military bases in North Carolina. We share DENR's goal of long term protection of our water sources. Baseline testing is the recommendation of the Southern Environmental Law Center for sites where coal We are requesting that no coal ash be transported into Lee and Chatham counties until we have sufficient data to effectively monitor our water sources into the future. Respectfully, "F1 , -) '), � "-3 t) rz U '3 2 Mail to: Jamie Kritzer, Public Information Officer NC Dept. of Environment & Natural Resources 1601 Mail, Service Center Raleigh, NC 27699-1601 DATE: Lj TO: N'C DEPT OF ENVIRONMENT AND NATURAL RESOURCES R' OF COAL ASH STORAGE ON'WATER RESOURCEN It is our conviction that coal ash is toxic to the environment and to the health of human beings, Recent events would indicate that Duke Energy and its surrogates have not achieved sufficient expertise in the safe storage of coal ash . It would be our preference that no coal' ash be stored in Lee or Chatham counties. However, if DENR in its wisdom, elects to approve the permits that are pending, we urgently request that the communities involved' be given the opportunity to establish baseline data so that ground water, the water in ponds, creeks and streams, and the water in the Deep River and the Cape Fear River can be effectively monitored for any leeching of toxic materials that occurs into the future. This river basin provides the drinking water for five counties and two military bases in North Carolina, We share DENR's goal of long term protection of our water sources. Baseline testing is the recommendation of the Southern Environmental Law Center for sites where coal ash will be stored. We are requiestiing that no coal! ash be transported into Lee and Chatham counties until we have sufficient data to effectively monitor our water sources into the future, WMEMM ,_- ,2115 R 4) Mail to: Jamie Kritzer, Public Information Officer NC Dept. of Environment & Natural Resources 1601 Mail Service Center Raleigh, NC 27699-16,01 DATE: It is our conviction that coal ash is toxic to the environment and! to the health of human beings. Recent events would indicate that Duke Energy and its surrogates have not achieved sufficient expertise in the safe storage of coal ash . It would be our preference that no coal ash be stored in Lee or Chatham counties. However, if DENR in its wisdom, elects to approve the permits that are pending, we urgently request that the communities involved be given the opportunity to establish baseline data so that ground water, the water in ponds, creeks and streams, and the water in the Deep River and the Cape Fear River can be effectively monitored for any leeching of toxic materials that occurs into the future. This river basin provides the drinking water for five counties and two military bases in North Carolina, We share DENR's goal of long term protection of our water sources. Baseline testing is the recommendation of the Southern Environmental Law Center for sites where coal ash will be stored. We are requesting that no coal ash be transported into Lee and Chatham counties until we have sufficient data to effectively monitor our water sources into the future. Mail to: Jamie Kritzer, Public Information Officer NC Dept. of Environment & Natural Resources 1601 Mail Service Center Raleigh, NC 27699-1601 DATE: q 11, 5f "I qji 1111 1 . IJI j i It is our conviction that coal ash is toxic to the environment and to the health of human beings. Recent events would indicate that Duke Energy and its surrogates have not achieved sufficient expertise in the safe storage of coal ash . It would be our preference that no coal ash be stored in Lee or Chatham counties, However, if DENR in its wisdom, elects to approve the permits that are pending, we urgently request that the communities involved be given the opportunity to establish baseline data so that ground water, the water in ponds, creeks and streams, and the water in the Deep River and the Cape Fear River can be effectively monitored for any leeching of toxic materials that occurs into the future. This river basin provides the drinking water for five counties and two military bases in North Carolina. We share DENR's goal of long term protection of our water sources. Baseline testing is the recommendation of the Southern Environmental Law Center for sites where coal ash will be stored. 'We are requesting that no coal ash be transported into Lee and Chatham counties until we have sufficient data to effectively monitor our water sources into the future. Respectfully, Mail to: Jamie Kritzer, Public Information Officer NC Dept. of Environment & Natural Resources 1601 Mail Service Center Raleigh, NC 27699-1601 0. DATE: tj It is our conviction that coal ash is toxic to the environment and to the health of human beings. Recent events would indicate that Duke Energy and its surrogates have not achieved sufficient expertise in the safe storage of coal ash . It would be our preference that no coal ash be stored' iin Lee or Chatham counties. However, if DENR in its wisdom, elects to approve the permits, that are pending, we urgently request that the communities involved be given the opportunity to establish baseline data so that ground water, the water in ponds, creeks and streams, and the water in the Deep River and the Cape Fear River can be effectively monitored for any leeching of toxic materials that occurs into the future. This river basin proviides the drinking water for five counties and two military bases in North Carolina. We share DENR's goal of long term protection of our water sources. Baseline testing is the recommendation of the Southern Environmental Law Center for sites where coal ash will be stored. We are requesting that no coal ash be transported into Lee and Chatham counties until we have sufficient data to effectively monitor our water sources into the future. Respectfully, Y Eck Mail toi Jamie Kritzer, Public Information Officer NC Dept. of Environment & NatuiraI Resources 1 1601 Mail Service Center Raleigh, N�C 276919-1601 DATE: UsITOM It is our conviction that coal ash is toxic to the environment and to the health of human beings. Recent events would indicate that Duke Energy and its surrogates have not achieved sufficient expertise in the safe storage of coal ash . It would be our preference that no coal ash be stored in Lee or Chatham counties. However, if DENiR in its wisdom, elects to approve the permits that are pending, we urgently request that the communities involved be given the opportunity to establish baseline, data so that ground water, the water in ponds, creeks and streams, and the water in the Deep River and the Cape Fear River can be effectively monitored for any leeching of toxic materials that occurs, into the future. This river basin provides the drinking water for five counties and two military bases in North Carolina. We share DENR's goal of long term protection of our water sources. Baseline testing is the recommendation of the Southern Environmental Law Center for sites where coal ash will be stored. We are requesting that no coal ash be transported into Lee and Chatham counties until we have sufficient data to effectively monitor our water sources into the future. Respectfully, Mail to: Jamlie Kritzer, Public Information Officer NC Dept. of Environment & Natural Resources 1601 Maiil Service Center Raleigh, NC 27699-1601 DATE: : A I : It is our conviction that coal ash is toxic to the environment and to the health of human beings. Recent events would indicate that Duke Energy and its surrogates have not achieved sufficient expertise in the safe storage of coal ash . It would be our preference that no coal ash be stored in Lee or Chatham counties, However, if DENR in its wisdom, elects to approve the permits that are pending, we urgently request that the communities involved be given the opportunity to establlish baseline data so that ground water, the water in ponds, creeks and streams, and the water in the Deep River and the Cape Fear River can be effectively monitored for any leeching of toxic materials that occurs into the future. This river basin provides the drinking water for five counties and two military bases in North Carolina. We share DENR's goal of long term protection of our water sources. Baseline testing is the recommendation of the Southern Environmental Law Center for sites where coal ash will be stored. We are requesting that no coal ash be transported into Lee and Chatham counties until we have sufficient data to effectively monitor our water sources into the future. Respectfully, tl� 4�4 Mail to.- Jamie Kritzer, Public information Officer NC Dept. of Environment & Natural Resourcet 1601 Mail Service Center Raleigh, NC 27699-1601 DATE: Lf [ , s / ( M iT It is our conviction that coal ash is toxic to the environment and to the health of human beings. Recent events would indicate that Duke Energy and its surrogates have not achieved sufficient expertise in the safe storage of coal ash . It would be our preference that no coal ash be stored in Lee or Chatham counties, However, if DENR in its wisdom, elects to approve the permits that are pending, we urgently request that the communities involved be given the opportunity to establish baseline data so that ground water, the water in ponds, creeks and streams, and the water in the Deep River and the Cape Fear River can be effectively monitored for any leeching of toxic materials that occurs into the future. This river basin provides the drinking water for five counties and two military bases in North Carolina. We share DENR's goal of long term protection of our water sources. Baseline testing is the recommendation of the Southern, Environmental Law Center for sites where coal' ash will be stored. We are requesting that no coal ash be transported into Lee and Chatham counties until we have sufficient data to effectively monitor our water sources into the future. Respectf ully, It rf Mail to: Jamie Kritzer, Public information Officer NC Dept. of Environment & Natural Resource-t 1601 Mail Service Center Raleigh, NC 2769i9-1601 DATE ............ It is our conviction that coal ash, is toxic to the environment and to the health of human beings. Recent events would indicate that Duke Energy and its surrogates have not achieved sufficient expertise in the safe storage of coal ash . It would be our preference that no coal ash be stored in Lee or Chatham counties. However, if DENR in its wisdom, elects to approve the permits that are pending, we urgently request that the communities involved be given the opportunity to establish baseline data so that ground water, the water in ponds, creeks and streams, and the water in the Deep River and the Cape Fear River can be effectively monitored for any leeching of toxic materials that occurs into the future. This river basin provides the drinking water for five counties and two military bases in North Carolina. We share DENR's goal of long term protection of our water sources. Baseline testing is the recommendation of the Southern, Environmental Law Center for sites where coal ash will be stored. We are requesting that no coal ash be transported into Lee and Chatham counties until we have sufficient data to effectively monitor our water sources into the future. Mail to-, Jamie Kritzer, Puiblic Information Officer NC Dept. of Environment & Natural Resources 1601 Mail Service Center Raleigh, NC 27699-1601 DATE.- It is our conviction that coal ash is toxic to the environment and to, the health of human beings. Recent events would indicate that Duke Energy and its surrogates have not achieved sufficient expertise in the safe storage, of coal ash . It would be our preference that no coal ash be stored in Lee or Chatham counties. However, if DEN R in its wisdom, elects to approve the permits that are pending, we urgently request that the communities involved be given the opportunity to establish baseline data so that ground water, the water in ponds, creeks and streams, and the water in the Deep River and the Cape Fear River can be effectively monitored for any leeching of toxic materials that occurs into the future. This river basin provides the drinking water for five counties and two military bases in North Carolina. We share DENR's goal of long term protection of our water sources. Baseline testing is the recommendation of the Southern Environmental Law Center for sites where coal ash will be stored. We are requesting that no coal ash be transported into Lee and Chatham counties until we have sufficient data to effectively monitor our water sources into the future. Man= 2 73Y 0, Mail to, Jamie Kritzer, Public Information Officer NC Dept. of Environment & Natural Resources 1601 Mail Service Center Raleigh, NC 27699-1601 1501.1a 0 in I It is our conviction that coal ash is toxic to the environment and to the health of human beings. Recent events would indicate that Duke Energy and its surrogates have not achieved sufficient expertise in the safe storage of coal ash . It would be our preference that no coal ash be stored in Lee or Chatham counties. However, if DENR in its wisdom, elects to approve the permits that are pending, we urgently request that the communities involved be given the opportunity to establish baseline data so that ground water, the water in ponds,, creeks and streams, andl the water in the Deep River and the Cape Fear River can be effectively monitored for any leeching of toxic materials that occurs into the future. This river basin provides the drinking water for five counties and two military bases in North Carolina. We share DENR's goal, of long term protection of our water sources. Baseline testing is the recommendation of the Southern, Environmental Law Center for sites where coal ash will be stored. We are requesting that no coal ash be transported into Lee and Chatham counties until we have sufficient data to effectively monitor our water sources into the fuituire. zm=� ,ell x?ci W. 7 Mail to- Jamie Kritzer, Public Information Officer NC Dept.. of Environment & Natural Resources 16011, Mail Service Center Raleigh, NIC 27699-1601 DATE: TO- NC DEPT OF ENVIRONMENT AND NATURAL RESOURCES It is our conviction that coal ash is toxic to the environment and to the health of human beings. Recent events would indicate that Duke Energy and its surrogates, have not achieved sufficient expertise in the safe storage of coal ash . It would be our preference that no coal ash be stored in Lee or Chatham counties. However, if DENR in its wisdom, elects to approve the permits that are pending, we urgently request that the communities involved be given the opportunity to establish baseline data so that ground water, the water in ponds, creeks and streams, and the water in the Deep River and the Cape Fear River can be effectively moniitored for any leeching of toxic materials that occurs into the future. This river basin provides the drinking water for five counties and two military bases in North Carolina. We share DENR's goal of long term protection of our water sources. Baseline testing is the recommendation of the Southern Environmental Law Center for sites where coal ash will be stored. We are requesting that no coal ash be transported into Lee and Chatham counties until we have sufficient data to effectively monitor our water sources into the future. Mail to: Jamie Kritzer, Public Information Officer NC Dept. of Environment & Natural Resources 1601 Mail Service Center Raleigh,, NC 27699-1601 DATE: 1 1 It is our conviction that coal ash is toxic to the environment and to the health of human beings. Recent events would indicate that Duke Energy and its surrogates have not achieved sufficient expertise in the safe storage of coal ash . It would be our preference that no coal ash be stored in Lee or Chatham counties., However, if DENR in its wisdom, elects to approve the permits that are pending;, we urgently request that the communities involved be given the opportunity to establish baseline data so that ground water, the water in ponds, creeks and streams, and the water in the Deep River and the Cape Fear River can be effectively monitored for any leeching of toxic materials that occurs into the future. This river basin provides the drinking water for five counties and two military bases in North Carolina. We share DENR's goal of long term protection of our water sources. Baseline testing is the recommendation of the Southern Environmental Law Center for sites where coal ash will be stored. We are requesting that no coal ash be transported into Lee and Chatham counties until we have sufficient data to effectively monitor our water sources into the future. M�� Mail to: Jamie Kritzer, Public Information Officer NC Dept. of Environment & Natural Resources 1601 Mail Service Center Raleigh, N'C 27699-1601 DATE: I TO: NC DEPT. OF ENVIRONMENT AND NATURAL RESOURCES RE: IMPACT OF COAL ASH STORAGE ON WATER RESOURCEJ it is our conviction that coal ash is toxic to the environment and to the health of human beings, Recent events would indicate that Duke Energy and its surrogates have not achieved sufficient expertise in the safe storage of coal ash . It would be our preference that no coal ash be stored in Lee or Chatham counties. However, if DENR in its wisdom, elects to approve the permits that are pending, we urgently request that the communities involved be given the opportunity to establish baseline data so that ground water, the water in ponds, creeks and streams, and the water in the Deep River and the Cape Fear River can be effectively monitored for any leeching of toxic materials, that occurs into the future. This river basin provides the drinking water for five counties and two military bases in North Carolina. We share DENR's goal of long term protection of our water sources. Baseline testing is the recommendation of the Southern Environmental Law Center for sites where coal ash will be stored. We are requesting that no coal ash be transported into Lee and Chatham counties until we have sufficient data to effectively monitor our water sources into the future. Respectfully, Mail to: Jamie Kritzer, Public Information Officer NC Dept. of Environment & Natural Resources 1601 Mail Service Center Raleigh, NC 27699-1601 DATE: I I f 1 ILI ill 11515�1�11 PPPi'115[12� 010 11 It its our conviction that coal ash is toxic to the environment and to the health of human beings. Recent events would indicate that Duke Energy and:: its surrogates have not achieved sufficient expertise in the safe storage of coal ash . It would be our preference that no coal ash be stored in Lee or Chatham counties, However, if DENR in its wisdom, elects to approve the permits that are pending, we urgently request that the communities involved be given the opportunity to establish baseliinie data so that ground water, the water in ponds, creeks and streams, and the water in the Deep River and the Cape Fear River can be effectively monitored for any leeching of toxic materials that occurs into the future. This river basin provides the drinking water for five counties and two military bases in North Carolina. We share DENR's goal of long term protection of our water sources. Baseline testing is the recommendation of the Southern Environmental Law Center for sites where coal We are reqluesting that no coal ash be transported into Lee and Chatham counties until we have sufficient data to effectively monitor our water sources into the future. W=11M Mail to: Jamie Kritzer, Public Information Officer NC Dept, of Environment & Natural Resources 1601 Mail Service Center Raleigh, NC 27699-16011 5 1 t C--> DATE: It is our conviction that coal ash is toxic to the environment and to the health of human beings. Recent events would indicate that Duke Energy andi its surrogates have not achieved sufficient expertise in the safe storage of coal ash . It would be our preference that no coal ash be stored in Lee or Chatham counties. However, if DENR in its wisdom, elects to approve the permits that are pending, we urgently request that the communities involved be given the opportunity to establish baseline data so that ground water, the water in ponds, creeks and streams, and the water in the Deep River and the Cape Fear River can be effectively monitored for any leeching of toxic materials that occurs into the future. This river basin provides the drinking water for five counties and two military bases in North Carolina. We share DENR's goal of long term protection of our water sources. Baseline testing is the recommendation of the Southern Environmental Law Center for sites where coal ash will be stored. We are requesting that no coal ash be transported into Lee and Chatham counties until we have sufficient data to effectively monitor our water sources into the future. Mail to: Jamie Kritzer, Public Information Officer NC Dept. of Environment & Natural Resources 16011 Mail Service Center Raleigih, NC 27699-1601 DATE: It is our conviction that coal ash is toxic to the environment and to the health of human beings. Recent events would indicate that Duke Energy and its surrogates have not achieved sufficient expertise in the safe storage of coal ash . It would be our preference that no coal ash be stored in Lee or Chatham counties. However, if DENR in its wisdom, elects to approve the permits that are pending, we urgently request that the communities involved be given the opportunity to establish baseline data so that ground water, the water in ponds, creeks and streams, and the water in the Deep River and the Cape Fear River can be effectively monitored for any leeching of toxic materials that occurs into the future. This river basin provides the drinking water for five counties and two military bases in North, Carolina. We share DENR's goal of long term protection of our water sources. Baseline testing is the recommendation of the Southern Environmental Law Center for sites where coal ash will be stored. We are requesting that no coal ash, be transported into Lee and Chatham counties until we have sufficient data to effectively monitor our water sources into the future. Mail to: Jamie Kritzer, Public Information Officer NC Dept. of Environment & Natural Resources 1601 Mail Service Center Raleigh, NC 27699-1601 DATE: It is our conviction that coal ash is toxic to the environment and to the health of human beings. Recent events would indicate that Duke Energy and its surrogates have not achieved sufficient expertise in the safe storage of coal ash . It would be our preference that no coal ash be stored in Lee or Chatham counties. However, if DENR in its wisdom, elects to approve the permits that are pending, we urgently request that the communities involved be given the opportunity to establish baseline data so that ground water, the water in ponds, creeks and streams, and the water in the Deep River and the Cape Fear River can be effectively monitored for any leeching of toxic materials that occurs into the future. This river basin provides the drinking water for five counties and two military bases in North Carolina. We share DEN R's goal of long term protection of our water sources. Baseline testing is the recommendation of the Southern Environmental Law Center for sites where coal ash will be stored. We are requesting that no coal ash be transported into Lee and Chatham counties until we have sufficient data to effectively monitor our water sources into the future. W- , ,.� Mail to-. jamie Kritzer, Public Information Officer NC Dept. of Environment & Natural Resources 1601 Mail Service Center Raleigh, NC 27699-1601 DATE: ( a i It is our conviction that coal ash, is toxic to the environment and to the health of human beings. Recent events would indicate that Duke Energy and its surrogates have not achieved sufficient expertise in the safe storage of coal ash . It would be our preference that no coal ash be stored in Lee or Chatham counties. However, if DENR in its wisdom, elects to approve the permits that are pending, we urgently request that the communities involved be given the opportunity to establish baseline data so that ground water, the water in ponds, creeks and streams, and the water in the Deep River and the Cape Fear River can be effectively monitored for any leeching of toxic materials that occurs into the future. This river basin provides the drinking water for five counties and two military bases in North Carolina. We share DENR's goal of long term protection of our water sources. Baseline testing is the recommendation of the Southern Environmental Law Center for sites where coal ash will be stored. We are requesting that no coal ash be transported into Lee and Chatham counties until we have sufficient data to effectively monitor our water sources into the future. Respectfully, 7 C 117 (L C)"i Mail to: Jamie Kritzer, Public Information Officer NC Dept. of Environment & Natural Resources 1601 Mail Service Center Raleigh, NC 27699-1601 cq� 9 L / Q f -�:� DATE. APRIL 15, 2015 TO: NC DEPT. OF ENVIRONM ENT AND NATURAL RESOURCES RE: IMPACT OF COAL ASH STORAGE ON WATER RESOURCES it is our conviction that coal ash is toxic to the environment and to the health of human be ngs, Recent events would indicate that Duke Energy and its surrogates have not achieved sufficient expertise in; the safe storage of coal ash . it would be our preference that no coal ash be stored in Lee or Chatham counties. Respectfully, (sign letter and add your address and telephone number) 7 Zv i ce �lCi� It is M on that coal ash i's toxic to the environment and to the health of human beings. Recent events would inclicate that Duke Energy and its surrogates have not achieved sufficient expertise 'in the safe storage of coal ash . It would be our preference th;zt no cow�-�,e—st However, if DENR in 'its wisdom, elects to approve the permits that are pending, we urgently request that the communities involved be given the opportunity to establish baseline data so that ground water, the water i'n ponds, creeks and streams, and the water in the Deep River and the Cape Fear River can be effectively monitored for any leeching of toxic materials that occurs into the future, This river basin provides the drinking water for five counties and two military bases in North Carol�na. We share DENR's goal of long term protection of our water sources. Baseline testing is the recommendatioaw Center for sites where coal ,2sh will be stiored. We are requesting that no coal ash be transported into Lee and Chatham counties until we have sufficient data to effectively monitor our water sources into, the future. Mail to: Jamie Kritzer, Public Information Officer, NC Dept. of Environment & Natural Resources 1601 Mail Service Center Raleigh, NC 276919-1601 James H Brown It is our conviction that coal ash is toxic to the environment and to the health of human beings, Recent events wet4d indicate that Duke Energy and its surrogates have not achieved sufficient expertise in the safe storage, of' coal ash . It would be our preference that no coal ash be stored in Lee or Chatham counties. However, if DENR la-44�ffi �.r-,,elects to approve the permits that are pending, we urgquest that the communities involved be given the opportunity to establish baseline data so that ground water, the water in ponds, creek�s and streams, and the water in the Deep River and the Cape Fea,r River can be effectively monitored for any leeching of toxic materials that occurs into the future. This, river bades4h�e- drinking water for five counties and two military bases in North Carolina, 'We are requesting that no coal ash be transported into Lee and Chatham counties until we have sufficient data to effectively monitor our water sources, into the future. >.. e'15�ell X/0, Mail to.- Jamie Kritzer, Public Information Officer NC Dept. of Environment & Natural Resources 1601 Mail Service Center Raleigh, NC 27,699-1601 ,. " It is our conviction that coal ash is, toxic to the environment and to the healith of human bei;ngs, Recentevents would indicate that Duke Energy and its surrogates have not achieved sufficient expertise in the safe storage of coal ash , It would be our, preference that no coal ash be stored in Lee or Chatham counties, However, if DENR in its wisdom, elects to approve the permits that are pending, we urgently request that thecommunifies involved be gliven the opportunity to establish baseline data so that ground water, the water in ponds, creeks and streams, and the water in the Deep River and the Cape Fear River can be effectively monitored for any leeching of toxic materials that occurs, into the future. This river basin provides the drinking water for five counties and two, military bases in North Carolina, We share DiENR's goal of long term protection of our water sources, Baseline testing 'is the recommendation of the Southern! Environmental Law Center for sites where coal ash will be stored. Respectfully, Mail to: Jamie Kritzer, Public Information Officer NC Dept, of: Environment & Natural Resources 1601 Mail Service Center Raleigh, NC 27699-1601 � 1 � i � � , 111 1 llmlill 11 ! i igiggg iil'111 5015111n;lqir��' 11111��;!�mag It is our conviction that coal ash is toxic to the environment and to the health of hUman beings. Recent events would indicate that Duke Energyand its surrogates have not achieved sufficient expertise in the safe storage of coal ash . It would be our preference that no coal ash be stored in Lee or Chatham counties, However', if DENR in its wisdom, elects to approve the permits that are pending, we urgently request that the communities involved be given the opportunity to establish baseline data so that ground water, the water in ponds, creeks and streams, and the water in the Deep River and the Cape Fear River can be effectively monitored for any leeching of toxic materials that occurs into the future, Thiis river basin provides the drinking water for five counties and two military bases in North Carolina. We share DENR's goal of long term protection of our water siources. Baseline testing is the recommendation of the Southern Environmental Law Center for sites where coal ash wiill be stored. We are requesting that no coal ash be transported into Lee and Chatham counties until we have sufficient data to effectively monitor our water sources into the future. Respectfull ;1 Mail to.- Jamie Kritzer, Public Information Officer NC Dept. of Environment & Natural Resources 1601 Mail Service Center Raleigh, NC 27699-1601 INTAIN I&I N.1111ill . 1 0 or 0 1 11 1 1, No! i � � 1 11 IFUX, OMFITMW It is our conviction that coal ash is toxic to the environment and to the health of human i beings, Recent events woui,ld indicate that Duke Energy and its surrogates have not achieived sufficient expertise i'in the safe storage of coal ash - It would be our preference that no coal ash be stored in Leeor, Chatham counties. However, if DENR in its wisdom, elects to aov,e the permits that are: pending, we urgently request that the communities involved be g!iven the opportunity to establish baseline data so that ground water, the water in ponds, creeks and streams, and the water in the Deep River and the Cape Fear River can be effectively monitored, for any leeching als that oer basin provides the drinking water for five counties and two military bases in North Carolina. We share DENR's goal of long term protection of our water sources'. Baseline testing the recommendation of the Southern Environmental Law Center for sites where coal ash will be stored. We are requesting that no coal ash be transported into Lee and Chatham counties unti' we have suiff icient data to eff ectively monitor our water sources i�nto the f:utu rei, 2MMEM IC, ell, Tail to: Jamie Kritzer, Public Information Officer NC Dept, of Enviironmeuut & Natural Resources 1601 Mail Service Center Raleigh, NC 27699-1601 Ems It is our conviction that coal ash is toxic to the environment and to the health of human beings. Recent events would indicate thiat Duke Energy and its surrogates have not achieved sufficient expertise iin the safe storage of coal� ash . It would be our preference that no coal ash be stored in Lee or Chatham counties. However, if DENR in its wisdom, elects to approve the permits that are pending, we urgent�ly request that the communities involved be given the opportunity to establish baseline, data so that ground water, the water in ponds, creeks and streams, and the water in the Deep River and the Cape Fear River can be effectively monitored for any leeching of toxic materials that occur's into the fuiture. This river basin provides the driniking water for five counties and ary bases in: North Carolina. We share DENR's goal of long term protection of our water sources. Baseline testing the recommendation of the Southern Environmental Law Center for sites where coal ash will bestored, I We are requesting that no coal, ash be transported into Lee and Chatham counties until, we have sufficient data to effectively monitor our water sources into the future. MEMEM A Jamie Krit�zer,, Pubilic information Officer NC Dept. of Environment & Natural Resourc:: 1601 Mail Service Center Raleigh, NC 276,99-116011 1 Mis i Ili 11i ipIn111!III2iI �pp� I g�!�g 11 g ligg � 1 � i It is our conviction that coal ash is toxic to the environment and' to the health; of human beings. Recent events, would indicate that Duke Energy and its surrogates have not achieved sufficient expertise in the safe storage of coal ash . It would be oluir preferenc.-_ that no coal ash be stoired in Lee or Chatham counties, However, if DENR in its wisdom, elects to approve the permits that are pending,, we urgenitly request that the comiimuniities involved be given the opportunity to establish baseline data so that ground water, the water in ponds, creeks, and streams, and the water in the Deep River and the Cape Fear River can be effectively monitored for any leeching of toxic materials that occurs into the future. This river basin provides the Orinking; water for five counties and two rnilitary biases in North Carolina. MMA MIN We are; requesting that no coal ash be transported into Lee and Chathar-n c:ounties until we have sufficient data to effectively monitor our water sources iinto the futuire. Mail to,.- jamilie Kritzer, Public Information Officer NC Dept. of Environment & Natural Resources 16011 Mail Service Center Raleigh, NC 27699-1601 111[ilitiT 0 i K will It is our conviction that coal ash is toxic to the environment and to the health of human beinigs, Recent events would indicate that Duke Energy and its surrogates have not achieved sufficient expertise in the safe s,torage of coal ash . It would be our preference that no; coal ash be stored in Lee or Chatham counties. However, if DENR in its wisdo�m, elects to approve the permits that are pending, we urgently request that the communities involved be given the opportunity to establish baseline data so that ground water, the water in pon, ds, creeks and streams, and the water in the Deep River and the Cape Fear River can be effectively monitored for any leeching of' toxic materials that occurs i:nto the future. This river basin provides the drinking water for five counties and two military borth Carolina. We are requesting that no coal ash be transported into Lee and Chatham co!uint�ies until we have sufficient data to effectively monitor our water sources i,nto the future. Mail to: Jamie Kritzer, Public Information Officer NC Dept. of Environment & Natural Resources 1601 Mail Service Center Raleigh, NC 27699-1601 It is our conviction that coal ash is toxic to the environment and to the health of hurnan i beilngs. Recent events would indicate that Duke Energy, and its surrogates have not achieved sufficient expertise in the safe storage of coal ash . It would be ou:r preference that no coal ash be stored in Lee oir Chatham counties. However, if DENR in its wisdom, e,lects to approve the permits that are pending, we urgently recluest that the communitiies involved be given the opportunity to establish baseiine data so that ground'water, the water in ponds, creeks and streamis, and the water in the Deep River and the Cape Fear River can beeffectively monitored foir any i leeching of toxic materials that occurs into the future. This river basin provides the drinking water for five counties and two military bases i�n North Carolina., We share DENR's goal of long term protection of our water sources'. Baseline testing 'is the recommendation of the Southern Environrnenta� Law Center for sites where coal ash will be stored. We are requesting that no coal ash be transported into Lee and Chatham counties untV we have sufficient data to effectively monitor our water sources into the future. Respectfully, Mail to: Jamie Kritzer, Public Information er NC Dept. of Environment & Natural Resources 1601 MailService Center Raleigh, NC 27699-1601 i1II ; '111 ![Filiiilq� '1:;� EINFIFF1 I 4 It is our conviction that coal ash is toxic to the environment and to the health of human beings, Recent events would indicate that Duke Energy and its surrogates have not achieved sufficient expertise in the safe storage of coal ash . It would be our preference that no coal ash be stored in Lee or Chatham counties. However, if DENR i:n its wisdom, elects to approve the permits that are pending, we urgently request that the communities involved be given the opportunlity to establish baseline data so that ground water, the water in ponds, creeks and streams, and the water in the Deep River and the Cape Fear River can be effectively monitored for any leeching of toxic materials that occurs into the future. This river basin provides the l water for five counties and two military bases in North Carolina. We share DENR's goal of long term protection of our waources. Baseline testing is Lhe recommendation of the Southern Environmental Law Center for sites where coal ash will be stored, We are requesting that no coal ash be transported into Lee and Chatham counties until we have sufficient data to effectively monitor our water sources into the future. Respectfully, Mail to: Jamie Kritzer, Public Information Officer NC Dept. of Environment & Natural, Resources 1601 Mail Service Center Raleigh, NC 27699-1601 I It is ou!r conviction that coal ash is toxic to the environment and to the health of human beings, Recent events would indicate that Duke Energy and its surrogates have not achieved sufficient expertise in the safe storage of coal ash . It would be o�ur preference that no coal ash be stored iin Lee or Chatham counties. However, if DENR in its wisdomi, elects to approve the permits that are pending, we Urgenfly request that the communities involved be given the opportunity to establish baseline data so that ground water, the water in ponds, creeks and streams, and the watier in the Deep River and the Cape Fear River can be effectively mioni�tored for any leechiing of toxic materials that occurs into the fuiture, This river basin provides the drinking water for five coulnties and two military bases in North Carol!lin!a, P.MiMIN We are requesting that no coal ash be transported into Lee and Chatham counties until we have sufficient data to effectively monitor our water sources into the fluture. Mail to: Jamie Kritzer, Public Information Officer NC Dept, of Environment & Natural Resources 1601 Mail Service Ceinter Raleigh, NC 276,99-1601 alicc FOU 1j[mR9Fy*&*j*jj ":4 lt is our conviction that coal' ash i's toxic to the environment and to the health of human beinM s. Recent events would indicate that Duke Energy and its surrogates have not achieved sufficient expertise in the safe storage of coal ash . It would be our preference that no coal ash be stored in Lee or Chatham counties. However, if DENR in its wisdom, elects to approve the permits that are pending, we urgently request that the communities involved be given the opportunity to establish basel'ine data so that ground water, the water in ponds, •creeks and streams, and the water in the Deep River and the Cape Fear River can be effectively monitored for any leeching of toxic materials that occurs into the future, This river basin provides the drinking water for five counties and two military bases in North Carolina, .7mmEmnan =02 I We are requesting that no coal ash be transported into Lee and Chatham counties until we have sufficient data to effectively moin!itor our water sources into the fut�urei, Respectfully, " 7 119 M I ail to� Jami'e Kritzer, Public Information Officer NC Dept, of Environment & Natural Resources 1601 Mail Service Center Raleigh, NC 27699-1601