Meetings & Action
Dates, deadlines, and
how to be heard.
01 Calendar
No scheduled dates at this time.
Public meetings, DRMS hearings, county proceedings, and comment deadlines are listed here with the location, the agenda, and what you have to do to speak. When a date is set, this section fills.
02
How to file a public comment
A written comment on the record carries more weight than most people expect, and it takes about twenty minutes.
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Step one
Find the docket the comment attaches to
Comments are filed against a specific permit or application, by number. Filing against the wrong one usually means it is never read. Current docket numbers
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Step two
State what you have observed, with dates
What you have seen, heard, measured or been told, and when. A dated first-hand account from a nearby resident carries more weight on the record than a general objection.
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Step three
File it with the correct office before the deadline
DRMS filing address, email, and portal link
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Step four
Send us a copy
We keep a public file of comments residents have filed, published with permission. It shows what the community actually said, in its own words, rather than how it was later summarized.
The petition
Put your name to the standard you expect.
Signing does not say you are for the mine or against it. It says decisions about the Cross-Caribou Mines should be made on documented facts, in the open, with Nederland in the room.
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Deadline alerts
One email when a date is set. No newsletter, and no other mail.
04 Questions
Ask a question about the mine.
Water, traffic, noise, dust, blasting, jobs, tailings, who profits. Send it and we will chase the answer. Questions of general interest are published with the reply, or with a note that no reply came.
Answered in publicor recorded as unanswered
Newsroom
05 Coverage
Coverage is listed here whether or not it is favorable to the project, and whether or not it is favorable to the Foundation.