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[quote=pri_dk][quote=NewtoSanDiego]Listen, this is a job creator.

Where do you think that we can get crushed gravel for? It has to come from somewhere.

The wine industry in Temecula cannot generate enough jobs. The Quary will generate good paying jobs, jobs that will help put food on the table for alot of people

I’m sick of the liberal upraised polo shirt yuppies sipping their wine in Temecula driving their Priuss. This quary will be an asset to the community![/quote]

Granite Construction claims the quarry will create 100 jobs.

Population of the Temecula Valley: More than 200,000

The quarry will exist for 75 years and create 100 jobs.

No more. Zero job growth after the initial 100.

Many of these employees – the ones requiring special skills – will probably be hired from elsewhere.

Digging holes in the ground is not exactly a growth industry.

The wine and hospitality industries already employ many hundreds, and are growing.

I’m sick of the bible-thumping monster-truck-driving unemployed construction workers masturbating to Rush Limbaugh three hours a day. This quarry won’t do jack for Temecula.[/quote]

I agree, and I actually think there would be a net loss of employment.

Put this turd in San Diego where it belongs.

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[quote=GH][quote=pri_dk]I think the only thing the quarry will do is give San Diegans another reason to believe Temecula is some sort of suburban hell-hole.[/quote]

I work up there from time to time and the evening traffic is horrendous. That, the smog and high temps, I would prefer to live in a tent in San Diego…[/quote]

Do us all a favor and stay the hell out you dip shit.

I’d be willing to bet the air in Temecula is cleaner than many areas of San Diego.

And your probably not even really from San Diego (and even if you were BFD).

In reading your comments it’s also clear you don’t even know what the hell your talking about.

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[quote=GH][quote=pri_dk]I think the only thing the quarry will do is give San Diegans another reason to believe Temecula is some sort of suburban hell-hole.[/quote]

I work up there from time to time and the evening traffic is horrendous. That, the smog and high temps, I would prefer to live in a tent in San Diego…[/quote]

Do us all a favor and stay the hell out you dip shit.

I’d be willing to bet the air in Temecula is cleaner than many areas of San Diego.

And your probably not even really from San Diego (and even if you were BFD).

In reading your comments it’s also clear you don’t even know what the hell your talking about.

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[quote=GH][quote=pri_dk]I think the only thing the quarry will do is give San Diegans another reason to believe Temecula is some sort of suburban hell-hole.[/quote]

I work up there from time to time and the evening traffic is horrendous. That, the smog and high temps, I would prefer to live in a tent in San Diego…[/quote]

Do us all a favor and stay the hell out you dip shit.

I’d be willing to bet the air in Temecula is cleaner than many areas of San Diego.

And your probably not even really from San Diego (and even if you were BFD).

In reading your comments it’s also clear you don’t even know what the hell your talking about.

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[quote=GH][quote=pri_dk]I think the only thing the quarry will do is give San Diegans another reason to believe Temecula is some sort of suburban hell-hole.[/quote]

I work up there from time to time and the evening traffic is horrendous. That, the smog and high temps, I would prefer to live in a tent in San Diego…[/quote]

Do us all a favor and stay the hell out you dip shit.

I’d be willing to bet the air in Temecula is cleaner than many areas of San Diego.

And your probably not even really from San Diego (and even if you were BFD).

In reading your comments it’s also clear you don’t even know what the hell your talking about.

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[quote=GH][quote=pri_dk]I think the only thing the quarry will do is give San Diegans another reason to believe Temecula is some sort of suburban hell-hole.[/quote]

I work up there from time to time and the evening traffic is horrendous. That, the smog and high temps, I would prefer to live in a tent in San Diego…[/quote]

Do us all a favor and stay the hell out you dip shit.

I’d be willing to bet the air in Temecula is cleaner than many areas of San Diego.

And your probably not even really from San Diego (and even if you were BFD).

In reading your comments it’s also clear you don’t even know what the hell your talking about.

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[quote=lookingagain][quote=walterwhite]I’m a liberal not upraised no polo shirts not a yuppie (not young anymore) gulping wine in temecula not driving a prius, worse, riding a bicycle, concerned about the quarry. But…

how bad is this thing? should I actually be concerned?

It’s difficult to tell? Do other large population centers have quarries near them?

I value air that is breathable as I rely on the air for basic life funtions.[/quote]

Well, I cannot compare the size and scope of this project to others since I know nothing about it, but to answer part of your question there are at least two quarries that I know of in the middle of San Diego. One north of Friars Road just east of Fashion Valley, and a second in the valley that separates Mira Mesa from Miramar This one has to be at least 3 sq. mi. in area). There may be others as well, but these two do not appear to make too much of an impact on the surrounding area.[/quote]

If built as currently proposed, liberty open pit mine will be among the largest in the country.

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[quote=lookingagain][quote=walterwhite]I’m a liberal not upraised no polo shirts not a yuppie (not young anymore) gulping wine in temecula not driving a prius, worse, riding a bicycle, concerned about the quarry. But…

how bad is this thing? should I actually be concerned?

It’s difficult to tell? Do other large population centers have quarries near them?

I value air that is breathable as I rely on the air for basic life funtions.[/quote]

Well, I cannot compare the size and scope of this project to others since I know nothing about it, but to answer part of your question there are at least two quarries that I know of in the middle of San Diego. One north of Friars Road just east of Fashion Valley, and a second in the valley that separates Mira Mesa from Miramar This one has to be at least 3 sq. mi. in area). There may be others as well, but these two do not appear to make too much of an impact on the surrounding area.[/quote]

If built as currently proposed, liberty open pit mine will be among the largest in the country.

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[quote=lookingagain][quote=walterwhite]I’m a liberal not upraised no polo shirts not a yuppie (not young anymore) gulping wine in temecula not driving a prius, worse, riding a bicycle, concerned about the quarry. But…

how bad is this thing? should I actually be concerned?

It’s difficult to tell? Do other large population centers have quarries near them?

I value air that is breathable as I rely on the air for basic life funtions.[/quote]

Well, I cannot compare the size and scope of this project to others since I know nothing about it, but to answer part of your question there are at least two quarries that I know of in the middle of San Diego. One north of Friars Road just east of Fashion Valley, and a second in the valley that separates Mira Mesa from Miramar This one has to be at least 3 sq. mi. in area). There may be others as well, but these two do not appear to make too much of an impact on the surrounding area.[/quote]

If built as currently proposed, liberty open pit mine will be among the largest in the country.

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[quote=lookingagain][quote=walterwhite]I’m a liberal not upraised no polo shirts not a yuppie (not young anymore) gulping wine in temecula not driving a prius, worse, riding a bicycle, concerned about the quarry. But…

how bad is this thing? should I actually be concerned?

It’s difficult to tell? Do other large population centers have quarries near them?

I value air that is breathable as I rely on the air for basic life funtions.[/quote]

Well, I cannot compare the size and scope of this project to others since I know nothing about it, but to answer part of your question there are at least two quarries that I know of in the middle of San Diego. One north of Friars Road just east of Fashion Valley, and a second in the valley that separates Mira Mesa from Miramar This one has to be at least 3 sq. mi. in area). There may be others as well, but these two do not appear to make too much of an impact on the surrounding area.[/quote]

If built as currently proposed, liberty open pit mine will be among the largest in the country.

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[quote=lookingagain][quote=walterwhite]I’m a liberal not upraised no polo shirts not a yuppie (not young anymore) gulping wine in temecula not driving a prius, worse, riding a bicycle, concerned about the quarry. But…

how bad is this thing? should I actually be concerned?

It’s difficult to tell? Do other large population centers have quarries near them?

I value air that is breathable as I rely on the air for basic life funtions.[/quote]

Well, I cannot compare the size and scope of this project to others since I know nothing about it, but to answer part of your question there are at least two quarries that I know of in the middle of San Diego. One north of Friars Road just east of Fashion Valley, and a second in the valley that separates Mira Mesa from Miramar This one has to be at least 3 sq. mi. in area). There may be others as well, but these two do not appear to make too much of an impact on the surrounding area.[/quote]

If built as currently proposed, liberty open pit mine will be among the largest in the country.

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[quote=walterwhite]I’m a liberal not upraised no polo shirts not a yuppie (not young anymore) gulping wine in temecula not driving a prius, worse, riding a bicycle, concerned about the quarry. But…

how bad is this thing? should I actually be concerned?

It’s difficult to tell? Do other large population centers have quarries near them?

I value air that is breathable as I rely on the air for basic life funtions.[/quote]

Yes this is bad, and if you live within 10 miles of the proposed pit site YES you should be concerned.

Scratch that – you should be at the hearings!!!

Diesel soot, silica, quartz crystals that lodge in your lungs. All directly upwind from Temecula.

This is bad, very bad.

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[quote=walterwhite]I’m a liberal not upraised no polo shirts not a yuppie (not young anymore) gulping wine in temecula not driving a prius, worse, riding a bicycle, concerned about the quarry. But…

how bad is this thing? should I actually be concerned?

It’s difficult to tell? Do other large population centers have quarries near them?

I value air that is breathable as I rely on the air for basic life funtions.[/quote]

Yes this is bad, and if you live within 10 miles of the proposed pit site YES you should be concerned.

Scratch that – you should be at the hearings!!!

Diesel soot, silica, quartz crystals that lodge in your lungs. All directly upwind from Temecula.

This is bad, very bad.

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[quote=walterwhite]I’m a liberal not upraised no polo shirts not a yuppie (not young anymore) gulping wine in temecula not driving a prius, worse, riding a bicycle, concerned about the quarry. But…

how bad is this thing? should I actually be concerned?

It’s difficult to tell? Do other large population centers have quarries near them?

I value air that is breathable as I rely on the air for basic life funtions.[/quote]

Yes this is bad, and if you live within 10 miles of the proposed pit site YES you should be concerned.

Scratch that – you should be at the hearings!!!

Diesel soot, silica, quartz crystals that lodge in your lungs. All directly upwind from Temecula.

This is bad, very bad.

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[quote=walterwhite]I’m a liberal not upraised no polo shirts not a yuppie (not young anymore) gulping wine in temecula not driving a prius, worse, riding a bicycle, concerned about the quarry. But…

how bad is this thing? should I actually be concerned?

It’s difficult to tell? Do other large population centers have quarries near them?

I value air that is breathable as I rely on the air for basic life funtions.[/quote]

Yes this is bad, and if you live within 10 miles of the proposed pit site YES you should be concerned.

Scratch that – you should be at the hearings!!!

Diesel soot, silica, quartz crystals that lodge in your lungs. All directly upwind from Temecula.

This is bad, very bad.

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