
Local Group Lobbies Against Gravel Pit in Parley’s Canyon
The quarry was approved in August 2022, and a group by the name of SaveParleys is attempting to make the public aware of the potential
We need your help to save Parleys Canyon, and preserve our water and air quality.
It has been reported that DAQ received some 1400 comments in opposition to issuing an air quality permit for the mine.
The Wasatch Mountains are our watershed, shared public lands, and year-round recreational mecca. The 600 plus acre gravel pit being proposed by Jesse Lassley and Granite Construction the flanks of Grandeur Peak and Mt. Aire, would leave the Wasatch Mountains permanently scarred. Join us to stop this open-pit mine that would negatively impact all those who live and visit the Wasatch Mountains.
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The quarry was approved in August 2022, and a group by the name of SaveParleys is attempting to make the public aware of the potential
By Leia Larsen | June 5, 2023, 12:37 p.m. | Updated: 1:12 p.m. A controversial quarry in Parleys Canyon is one step closer to opening for business
The man behind Utah’s efforts to land the Winter Games in 2030 or 2034 said a proposed limestone quarry a few miles east of Salt
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Tag your legislator and SaveParleys.org.
For those in the community who would like to see this landscape protected as open space, Utah Open Lands is asking that you make a Pledge for Parleys. In the event an opportunity to purchase this landscape for preservation becomes possible Utah Open Lands wants to stand ready to act.
We’re a collaboration of individuals and organizations dedicated to saving Parleys Canyon from destructive development and exploitation, now and forever.
We have been fortunate to partner with Save Our Canyons and we thank them for assisting us with our email list, donations, and petition.
We can be reached at info@saveparleys.org