20150042 Ver 1_Carolyn J. Mohr_20150421

Burdette, Jennifer a
From:
Munger, Bridget
Sent:
Tuesday, April 21, 2015 3:43 PM
To:
Watkins, Jason
Cc:
Burdette, Jennifer a
Subject:
FW: Coal Ash burial in Chatham and Lee counties
Attachments:
2015.04.17 Letter to NCDENR.pdf
Received by Governor's Office then forwarded to DENR.
Bridget Munger
N.C. Department of Environment & Natural Resources
Office of Public Affairs
1612 Mail Service Center
Raleigh, NC 27699 -1612
Phone: [phone]
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Public Records Law and may be disclosed to third parties.
From: Reeder, Tom
Sent: Tuesday, April 21, 2015 3:21 PM
To: Munger, Bridget
Cc: Culpepper, Linda
Subject: FW: Coal Ash burial in Chatham and Lee counties
Lm
Assistant Secretary for Environment
NC Department of Environment and Natural Resources
919 - 707 -8619
tom.reeder @ncdenr.gov
From: Harris, Dorothy L [ mai Ito: dorothy.harrisCa)ncdenr.gov] On Behalf Of Vandervaart, Donald
Sent: Tuesday, April 21, 2015 3:19 PM
To: Reeder, Tom
Subject: FW: Coal Ash burial in Chatham and Lee counties
From: Daly, Caroline B
Sent: Friday, April 17, 2015 11:49 AM
To: Dockham, Matthew T; Knott, Brad; Vandervaart, Donald
Subject: FW: Coal Ash burial in Chatham and Lee counties

From: Carol Mohr [mailto:caroljmohr amail.com]
Sent: Friday, April 17, 2015 11:45 AM
To: Governor's Office; Skvarla, John; Robbins, Neal; Carr. mclambCa)ncdenr.QOv
Subject: Coal Ash burial in Chatham and Lee counties
Please find my letter attached,
Carolyn Mohr

Carolyn J. M ohr
17 April 2015
To the NCDENR
John. SkvarlaLncdenr. gov
Neal.robbins(,ncdenr. gov
Carr. mclambLncdenr.gov
Re: Duke Energy request for permits to bury coal ash in abandoned clay mines in Chatham
and Lee counties
It is my understanding that the deadline to voice concerns about burying million of tons of coal
ash is May 16, 2015.
As a resident of North Carolina since 1983, I am opposed to granting permits to Duke Energy for
the burial of coal ash in Chatham or Lee County. I am a relatively new resident of Chatham
County, having moved here because of the beauty of the land and the water.
How can the burial of pure poison be considered for this gorgeous area lush with forests and
farms, full of creeks, rivers and the amazing Jordan Lake and Cape Fear River Basin?
I lived in the ruckus of Charlotte for 30 years and am thereby well acquainted with Duke Energy
and Pat McCrory. I do not have a high opinion of Duke Energy. I do not believe they as a
corporate entity are trustworthy. I do not believe Pat McCrory would have suggested this burial
for Mecklenburg County during his tenure as Mayor (not with Hugh McColl looking over his
shoulder). I am afraid that the Governor has drunk far too much tea since his arrival in Raleigh.
Nevertheless, I am a citizen in opposition.
I might suggest that the upper echelon of Duke Energy officers and employees, and others who
have so hugely profited from Duke Energy including Governor McCrory volunteer their
back yards and their personal retreats to be used for the disposal of THEIR waste. If it is SO
safe, they should have NO objection.
Sincerely,
Carolyn Mohr
CC: Governor Pat McCrory governorsofficeLnc.gov
47 Bellemont Road • Pittshoro NC • 27312
Phone: 919 - 444 -4128 • Email: [e-mail]