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We are land and home owners who bought property in a pristine area of Colorado, without disclosure by realtors or developers, only to find out that large deposits of low-grade uranium are underneath and around us.

 

Fremont County Commissioners approved – June 2008 – uranium exploration by an Australian-based company within 500 feet of 44 land and home owners.

 

Proposed uranium mining will dewater the area and exploration has already devalued our property values.

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Potential Land Use Incompatibility in Tallahassee
Wednesday, 14 March 2012

The prospect of a dramatic conflict between incompatible land uses in western Fremont County looms as a result of a lack of vision by county government  thirty years ago. The current administration now faces a difficult choice: protection of human health, property, and the environment versus the economic rights of mineral owners and a foreign company.  Based upon the objective facts presented below, their only logical and prudent choice is to prohibit uranium exploitation  in the Tallahassee area of Fremont County, Colorado.

 

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Federal regulators say Colorado health officials botched licensing and hearing process for proposed
Wednesday, 14 March 2012

Nuclear Regulatory Commission calls for public hearings on SW Colorado project

By Bob Berwyn

 

SUMMIT COUNTY — Federal regulators said last week that Colorado public health officials failed to provide for adequate public comment during the early permitting and licensing stages for the proposed Ridge uranium mill in southwestern Colorado.

Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment was not able to respond to questions about the licensing and hearing process Tuesday afternoon. The CDPHE issued a final radioactive materials license for the Piñon Ridge Uranium Mill on Jan. 5, 2011

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Cotter Renewal of Radioactive Material License
Friday, 16 December 2011


Cotter Corporation has sent a letter to CDPHE concluding that it is “no longer economic to proceed with uranium processing at its Canon City Milling Facility.”    They will not seek renewal of its Radioactive Material License.  This letter serves as notification of intent to Decommission.

 

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Chronological Order of Events
Sunday, 06 November 2011

Many of our members have asked for a Chronological Order of Events.  The TAC Board has produced a detailed document that contains a comprehensive list of events going back several decades.  As time allows, the supporting documents will also be added to the Library.  If you have any questions regarding this document, please contact Kay Hawklee.

 

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Colorado May Require Uranium Mill Cleanup
Friday, 28 October 2011

CANON CITY, Colo. (AP) — Colorado officials say a new law may block Cotter Corp.’s plan to restart a uranium mill near Canon City.

 

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Judge halts uranium-mining plans in Colorado over environmental issues
Friday, 28 October 2011

A federal judge has hit the brakes on a nuclear renaissance, ruling that U.S. Department of Energy officials violated environmental laws when they re-launched a program to mine uranium and produce yellowcake fuel in Colorado.

 

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