Letters
Letters from our readers.
Nestlé does not play well with small towns(0)
What happens when Nestle wants to tap yet another source, and Chaffee County decides it doesn’t want the noise or pollution of more truck traffic?
Nestlé deal is no deal(1)
David Maier argues that the Nestlé project is not a good deal for Chaffee County.
UAWCD is the keeper of the spring(2)
Judy writes to encourage people to attend the public forum regarding the Nestlé 1041 application next Wednesday.
Nestlé on the prowl(1)
Jane Browning writes to say that she thinks that Nestlé wanted a small rural community with very limited resources for their first 1041 permit application in the state.
Nestlé 1041 application flawed(0)
Ed Berg writes to say that during the ninety-nine years that Nestle wants to take water from the wetland aquifer without interruption, it is virtually certain that the climate will be drier than it was in May 2007, when Nestle conducted flow tests.
A no brainer for the Commissioners(0)
EJ Sherry asks whether we need such a group of schemers in our Garden of Eden.
“Buy and dry” should nix current 1041 application(1)
Alan Rule writes to suggest that the County should look at other activities by Nestlé outside of the current scope of the 1041 permit application.
Come Hell or high water(2)
Judy Shuford compares Nestlé Waters to the biblical Goliath and encourages citizens to participate in local hearings.
Don’t piss on my head and tell me it’s raining(3)
Jimmy Descant writes to say that what the people want is less Reagan-esque strict adherence to the rule book and more Andy Griffith compassion and common sense.
Commissioners to hire additional consultants(0)
John Graham writes to report on the recent County Commissioners meeting, where it was decided to hire additional consultants to look at economic impacts and wetlands issues.
Nestlé open letter to Chaffee County(3)
Nestle provides detailed update of Chaffee water harvesting proposal.
Say yes to a local economy(2)
Suzanne Ward writes to say that a vote against the Nestlé project by county commissioners would support movement into the new era of local, living economies.
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