Common failing has become nonchalant. What really can be done about the monsters all over our country who rape it for profit? You, myself and many others do expect the inevitable. Sooner or later the monsters will be forced to toe the line or we as a civilization will become a relic like the mill
Wrong. All the mud leaving these sites is accumulating in areas down-stream causing flooding and property damage. No industry should be allowed to degrade the quality of life for others just for profit.
THe development sites mentioned here are incorrect as we know now. Camden Lake did not have any signs or permit for their part of the discharge so their was no way to know until after a file review at ADEM. We were told by city engineers that this was Williamsburg.
The Alabama Court of Civil Appeals recently voted to uphold a judges decision that Hurricane Creek is impaired and must be permitted in such a way as to not cause ANY further impact to the creek.
We will agrerssivle pursue any and ALL violators! Clean it up or get out! The third option is to face the consequences of aggressive legal action every time you are out of complaince!
why isn't there a pond so the mud could settle out? is that rocket science?
chavety 2 years ago
That is a common failing here in Alabama. Ponds are often not built at all or grossly inadequate to handle the flow.
hccreekkeeper 2 years ago
Common failing has become nonchalant. What really can be done about the monsters all over our country who rape it for profit? You, myself and many others do expect the inevitable. Sooner or later the monsters will be forced to toe the line or we as a civilization will become a relic like the mill
chavety 2 years ago
Wrong. All the mud leaving these sites is accumulating in areas down-stream causing flooding and property damage. No industry should be allowed to degrade the quality of life for others just for profit.
Creekkeeper
hccreekkeeper 3 years ago
whats the big deal? When the area is fully developed, the mud will stop. Thats just part of construction/development.
39325dlee 3 years ago
THe development sites mentioned here are incorrect as we know now. Camden Lake did not have any signs or permit for their part of the discharge so their was no way to know until after a file review at ADEM. We were told by city engineers that this was Williamsburg.
Creekkeeper
hccreekkeeper 3 years ago
Developers Beware!
The Alabama Court of Civil Appeals recently voted to uphold a judges decision that Hurricane Creek is impaired and must be permitted in such a way as to not cause ANY further impact to the creek.
We will agrerssivle pursue any and ALL violators! Clean it up or get out! The third option is to face the consequences of aggressive legal action every time you are out of complaince!
hccreekkeeper 4 years ago