Please No Strip Mining in Livermore
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Nancy Carpenter
Jan 18, 2026, 4:43:54 PM (yesterday) Jan 18
to JShadduc...@larimer.org, jkef...@larimer.org, Mindy Gottsegen, benjamin...@state.co.us, Lesli Ellis
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> Dear M. ShadduckMcNallly:
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> My husband Jim Carpenter and I own approximately 1000 acres of ranchland in the Livermore Valley along the North Fork of the Poudre River. We chose to live and operate a ranch here due to the exceptional conservation ethic in this area.
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> It is unique in the front range of Colorado for the efforts and money supported by both private, governmental and NGO’s to preserve this beautiful valley as a haven for wildlife and the preservation of the ranching culture. Places like this are extremely rare and disappearing fast.
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> Please consider alternate suitable areas to mine for road base and gravel. Disturbing this area would create a profound loss to this unique landscape that can never be restored.
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> Thank you,
> Nancy Carpenter
> 317-459-0986
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> Sent from my iPad
> Dear M. ShadduckMcNallly:
>
> My husband Jim Carpenter and I own approximately 1000 acres of ranchland in the Livermore Valley along the North Fork of the Poudre River. We chose to live and operate a ranch here due to the exceptional conservation ethic in this area.
>
> It is unique in the front range of Colorado for the efforts and money supported by both private, governmental and NGO’s to preserve this beautiful valley as a haven for wildlife and the preservation of the ranching culture. Places like this are extremely rare and disappearing fast.
>
> Please consider alternate suitable areas to mine for road base and gravel. Disturbing this area would create a profound loss to this unique landscape that can never be restored.
>
> Thank you,
> Nancy Carpenter
> 317-459-0986
>
> Sent from my iPad
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