We want the stacks tested not painted | Letter

We who live and breathe in Kenmore want to see that 1962 obsolete non-monitored, non-filtered no bag house hazard go… not get painted.

September 5, 2016 9:30 am
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We who live and breathe in Kenmore want to see that 1962 obsolete non-monitored, non-filtered no bag house hazard go… not get painted.

The EPA?

· They need to be tested at the stack.

· At a height even with the B.G. Trail level the impact on human and our environment is a health crime. CEMEX is using six chemicals (undisclosed names) to suppress/mask the odor.

· CEMEX impacts us with the huge health risk while they are making asphalt. CEMEX and CalPortland produce (cement) are both health hazards monitor them as all sane people would monitor Health Hazards.

· Spend your money to gather more evidence so they will be removed.

· Though well intended…you are suggesting we paint an industrial corpse.

Patrick E. O’Brien, Kenmore