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• <br /> • <br /> Suite 124 <br /> �.. r <br /> CREATIVE RESOURCE VENTURES LTD. 1406 East Washington Ave. Phone:608-255-3133 <br /> Madison, WI 53703 <br /> January 28, 1986 <br /> Dear Committee Members: <br /> Re: Speedway Sand and Gravel proposed quarry operation, Section 8, Town of <br /> Middleton, Dane County. <br /> This letter is a follow-up to your site visit on January 27, 1986, at the <br /> proposed quarry location. <br /> First, on behalf of Mr. DeBeck and Speedway Sand and Gravel, we wish to <br /> thank you for your efforts to visit the site. Visits like this allow <br /> you, as county officials, to get a first hand view of a proposed project. <br /> At our meeting on site, several questions were raised which deserve <br /> answers in writing, so that you may consider your decision fully. <br /> 1. Is this application premature? <br /> (This question was asked relative to the lack of information on <br /> landfill effects at this time.) <br /> No, the application is actually a re-application for a <br /> permit which existed for 4 years to quarry sand, gravel, <br /> and rock at the site. Quarrying was done, but the <br /> conditional permit expired and was not renewed in a timely <br /> fashion. The new application calls for blasting but, as <br /> explained, blasting may or may not be needed, depending on <br /> rock type and structure. Blasting permits were requested <br /> in the event they were needed to make the application <br /> complete. If no blasting is needed, no effect on the <br /> landfill should occur. If blasting is required, it will <br /> be needed well after additional information on leachate <br /> and gas are collected, analyzed, and blasting effects are <br /> evaluated. Whether Speedway Sand & Gravel blasts or not, <br /> information on gas and leachate will be collected and <br /> evaluated. <br /> 2. Concerns were expressed by neighbors on surface water effects <br /> by quarrying? <br /> As explained no more or no less water will enter the <br /> lowland and headwaters of the Black Earth Creek south of <br /> the site. Further, if water infiltrates in the quarry <br /> 1061.01:JAJ:debquarry <br />