Tell Plymouth Zoning Board of Appeals, Planning Board to DENY sand mining permit for PA Landers in South Plymouth Phase 2 of massive sand mine at Mountain Farm Rd. Read […]
PRESS RELEASE July 24, 2024 For Immediate Release Sand Mining at Halifax’s Wampanoag Native American Site on Whaleback Ridge Draws Community Opposition Group Delivers Notice of Intent to Bring Damage […]
SLT Construction Co. is illegally mining in the Town of Plympton MA says CLWC Town asked to enforce the Earth Removal Bylaw to stop the illegal operation […]
Photo history shows mining in the Sole Source Aquifer from 2021 to 2024 Spencer-G.Lopes Industrial Park Mining Exposes Groundwater to Contamination Photos taken from Drone Footage on You Tube. Use […]
The Plymouth Municipal Airport is located on South Meadow Road in West Plymouth and extends into Carver. The Airport is run by the Airport Commission. The Airport Commissioners propose an […]
2 miles of industrial solar proposed near Frogfoot Brook With other proposed solar and sand mining in the area will destroy what’s left of last wildlife and biodiversity corridor between […]
Town of Plymouth Proposes 300% Increase In Wastewater Discharge to Sole Source Aquifer Google Earth Image showing proximity of Plymouth Wastewater Treatment Facility to the Eel River System Good […]
The Plymouth Selectboard made a deal with Claremont Developers behind closed doors in late 2022. In exchange for a special permit from the Zoning Board of Appeals Claremont will gift up to $3 million to the town for a water booster pump. This is a short term, 5-year solution to the town's water crisis, according to the Town Manager. Selectman Bletzer lobbied the ZBA for the permit, publicly. Claremont is deep in a web of questionable dealings. In addition, a lawsuit has been filed challenging the ZBA permit issued as part of the deal.
Operation emits particulate dust, noise, vibration damaging and harming abutting private property After conducting a mining operation for decades, company dumps “urban debris” in pit, threatening drinking water aquifer On […]
In 2015, cranberry company Decas sued Ryco Excavating for digging too deep into the aquifer to create a cranberry pond and not paying Decas for all of the material extracted […]
