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The Planning Commission just voted to deny the proposal and our neighborhood is officially safe from this industrial plant. This fight felt impossible at times but your support kept me energized when I wanted to quit. We will stay vigilant to ensure no similar plans surface in the future.

June 2, 2017

Deny Loveland Ready Mix Proposed Pit, concrete Batch Plant, Concrete Crushing facility

Deny Loveland Ready Mix Proposed Pit, concrete Batch Plant, Concrete Crushing facility

🏆 Won — 873 supporters Verified

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Started by David Little 9 years, 6 months ago

We, the undersigned, petition the Planning Commission and Planning Commissioners to deny Loveland Ready Mix’s proposal for a LaPorte Pit, Concrete Batch Plant, and Concrete Crushing facility. The proposal to allow industrial use (mining pits, concrete batch plant, and concrete crushing) is not compatible with the surrounding neighborhoods. The proposal does not benefit LaPorte, CO. We feel that the proposal seriously threatens the health, welfare, and safety of our community.

Updates

March 23, 2017

Seeing 500 signatures on this page proves that my neighbors are just as terrified for our families as I am. This development would destroy the quiet safety of our homes and we are finally showing the Planning Commission that our community is not for sale.

Reached 500 supporters

March 21, 2017

March 5, 2017

Seeing this kind of momentum feels like a weight lifting off my chest because it proves I am not the only one terrified about what this plant will do to our homes. Neighbors are finally coming together to protect the air we breathe and the safety of our families. We are turning this into a real fight that the commission cannot just ignore anymore.

Reached 100 supporters

March 4, 2017

354 Comments

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Amy Day
9 years ago Featured

No Laporte gravel pit for clean air protections. Don't our children have a right to fresh air and a life without asthma? These trucks coming and going produce particulate matter that damages young lungs and Cache La Poudre is right nearby.

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Chau DiMatteo
9 years ago Featured

Why not ask the owners of the project to find land next to their own homes? We are not anti-development or anti-growth, it's inevitable - but this proposal is out of place here, it simply does not belong in this community.

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Paula Giovanini-Morris
9 years ago Featured

I have lived in this area for over 30 years. One of it's charms is the feeling of being in the country, away from the traffic and congestion of the greater Ft Collins area. I do not want a noisy, dusty pit with large trucks destroying this peace. I vote NO!

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Laura O'Gan
9 years ago Featured

The proposed location is our "gateway" to Laporte. This operation would bring enough traffic to bring down our property values and reduce our quality of life. Many of us chose to buy property in Laporte in order to avoid traffic and increased pollution.

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David Smeltzer
9 years ago Featured

Beside the pollution this facility will produce the over 350 heavy truck trips in and out of the facility will be unacceptable to the movement and safety of our residents and visitors that travel CR54G daily. Not a good option for a major travel artery.

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Anonymous
9 years ago Featured

Please do not approve the proposed concrete plant in the center of LaPorte. Also, we, as do so many community members, receive much of our food from Native Hill Farm, located next to the proposed site. This would be devastating to this small, family owned farm. Thank you.

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Joel Nolte
6 years ago

Does not belong in Laporte. Would be destructive to the community, who obviously do not want it here.

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Venezia Mumford
6 years ago

No gravel pit! Thanks. :)