Tom Kilby, Carbondale:
"If our answer is “yes,” then we should put this facility on the plagued Crystal River Market Place site. It would be a brilliant monument to our stupidity.
DontTrashCarbondale.com encourages you to stay informed and tell others about the dangers of allowing Carbondale's sleeping “trash giant” to awaken...." (Read more? Click title)
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January 23, 2012
SandBox Comments: Aspen Daily News "Talking trash in Carbondale"
A very good report from Chris Council. Who we assume is a new reporter up on the Aspen Daily News.
We've noticed Chris's photos in the Daily as well.
"The politics and corporate positioning lurking behind a proposed transfer station in Carbondale run as deep as the layers of trash in a landfill.
There is far more going on behind the scenes than just a couple of hand-painted signs alongside County Road 100 across from the old Mid-Continent Resources coal building near the rodeo grounds.
Located on the property of the Roaring Fork Preserve, the signs reflect the position of a coalition of Carbondale residents and property owners calling themselves “Don’t Trash Carbondale.” The group formed early last year to fight a proposal to turn the old Mid-Continent facility into a recycling center and solid-waste transfer station. Locally-owned disposal company Mountain Roll-offs Inc. (MRI) and the owner of the Mid-Continent building and property, IRMW, LLC are behind the proposal...."
(Chris Council )
(Learn more? Click title. Comment to discuss)
We've noticed Chris's photos in the Daily as well.
"The politics and corporate positioning lurking behind a proposed transfer station in Carbondale run as deep as the layers of trash in a landfill.
There is far more going on behind the scenes than just a couple of hand-painted signs alongside County Road 100 across from the old Mid-Continent Resources coal building near the rodeo grounds.
Located on the property of the Roaring Fork Preserve, the signs reflect the position of a coalition of Carbondale residents and property owners calling themselves “Don’t Trash Carbondale.” The group formed early last year to fight a proposal to turn the old Mid-Continent facility into a recycling center and solid-waste transfer station. Locally-owned disposal company Mountain Roll-offs Inc. (MRI) and the owner of the Mid-Continent building and property, IRMW, LLC are behind the proposal...."
(Chris Council )
(Learn more? Click title. Comment to discuss)
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