Proposed Asphalt Plant

Voiced strong opposition to the Maymead asphalt plant near Gun Club Road, emphasizing risks to children's health and safety.

Described living close to the proposed plant site and urged commissioners to protect neighborhood families from industrial hazards.

Asked historical records questions regarding a 2004 text amendment (UDO 112) concerning asphalt and concrete plant regulations.

Criticized NCDEQ complaint investigation procedures and cited environmental violations at other Maymead facilities.

Expressed deep concern over property value losses and pollution from the proposed asphalt plant in Clemens.

Spoke against the proposed asphalt plant in Clemmons.

Spoke against the proposed asphalt plant in Clemmons.

Spoke against the proposed asphalt plant on Gun Club Road, arguing it violates the clear intent of UDO 112 regarding industrial plant setbacks and unsuitable access roads.

Raised serious safety and infrastructure concerns about heavy truck traffic on Kinneman Road, highlighting narrow lanes, lack of shoulders, and conflicts with school buses.

Argued against the Gun Club Road asphalt plant due to dead-end road constraints, potential fire hazards, and inadequate access.

Highlighted that the proposed asphalt site fails to meet UDO 112 setback and buffer requirements due to floodplain constraints and adjacent residential zoning.

Expressed deep concern over the applicant's past federal bid-rigging infractions and environmental compliance citations for air and water pollution.

Noted that community members submitted formal objections regarding underestimated benzene and formaldehyde emissions in the air quality permit application.

Spoke against the proposed asphalt plant in Clemmons.

Spoke against the proposed asphalt plant in Clemmons.

Spoke against the proposed asphalt plant in Clemmons.

Spoke against the proposed asphalt plant in Clemmons.

Spoke against the proposed asphalt plant in Clemmons.

Urged the board to use all lawful authority to oppose the Maymead asphalt plant due to air pollution, traffic, and flood risks.

Expressed concern about air pollution impacts on children, schools, and nearby neighborhoods.

Urged opposition to the asphalt plant due to toxic VOC emissions and threats to the Muddy Creek riparian corridor.

Questioned the reliability of applicant-submitted data in air permitting and urged protection for residents.

Expressed concern about stormwater runoff and flooding into Muddy Creek from the asphalt plant site.

Asked the board to verify jurisdictional boundaries and adopt reasonable safety and testing recommendations.

Asked commissioners to pray for wisdom and visit the neighborhood to see how close residents live to the proposed plant.