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Multi Sector General Permit

ARPA would like to recognize and thank the following people for their work on the Arizona Department of Environmental Quality’s proposed Multi Sector General Permit.  Chairman Dave Mack of Granite Construction, Angelo Balliet of Brown and Caldwell, Lucky VanHorne of Vulcan Materials, James Silversmith of Salt River Materials Group, Stephanie Colleran of Hanson Aggregates, Scott Hughes of Calportland, Ed Lattimer of AMEC and Dwight Clark of Ninyo and Moore.  The group will attend a mining sector only meeting this Thursday to further discuss the permit and APRA’s proposed changes.  The group will consist of all mining subgroups operating throughout Arizona.  ARPA has partnered with the Arizona Mining Association to develop the best permit possible.

 
ARPA Receives Variance Letter from EPA

Maricopa County recently received a letter from EPA allowing a variance from the 4% moisture content on materials feeding into hot mixed asphalt plants.  The Arizona Rock Products Association submitted an analysis regarding the benefits of emissions reduction and fuel cost savings, after initial approval by the Maricopa County Air Quality Department, it was then sent to the EPA.  The approval allows members to avoid using valuable water resources to reduce emissions created from burning additional fuel thus creating more emissions while drying the materials for processing.  A special thank you goes out to Barb Sylvester of Brown and Caldwell for her efforts on the analysis.  For a copy of the letter contact Steve Trussell at This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it .

 
ARPA Represented on Arizona Geologic Survey Mapping Committee

ARPA has been participating in the Arizona Geologic Mapping Advisory Committee alongside State Geologist, Dr. Lee Allison.  Bob Linsell of Granite Construction and Eric Mears of Brown and Caldwell have graciously stepped up to assist the State in identifying critical areas to be mapped.  Both are registered geologists and have extensive experience in this area. The documents that result from their efforts will be used by the state, counties and municipalities to identify, among other things critical resource areas of potential reserves that will need to be considered in general planning.

 
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