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| I-17 RE-ROUTE STILL THREATENS MAGGIE MINE ROAD Your comments saved Bumble Bee Valley-- Please help preserve the entire canyon! |
 | It is NOT too late to convince ADOT to make the | |
| best decision for the canyon! But it soon will be. ADOT plans to finalize documents in Fall 2009. |
| Sending comments is NOT a waste of time! ADOT | |
| collects all public comments and incorporates them into its planning reports. That's how we got them to eliminate Alternative H. ADOT does make changes that reflect public concerns, so there is every reason to believe it will do so again. |
| There has NOT been a final decision yet! But ADOT | |
| is actively planning this project, so the time to act is now. |
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| Keep I-17 OUT of Bumble Bee and the Black Canyon |
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The Arizona Department of Transportation has eliminated "Alternative H,"
a plan that would have re-routed I-17 through the Bumble Bee valley,
following Maggie Mine Road (at the north end of Black Canyon City),
Bumble Bee Road, and stretching north all the way through the valley to
Bloody Basin.
a plan that would have re-routed I-17 through the Bumble Bee valley,
following Maggie Mine Road (at the north end of Black Canyon City),
Bumble Bee Road, and stretching north all the way through the valley to
Bloody Basin.
| ALTERNATIVE E, WHICH WOULD SWING SIGNIFICANTLY WEST OF I-17 AND CUT THROUGH THE "OLD ROAD" (MAGGIE MINE), IS STILL ON THE LIST. PLEASE HELP CONVINCE ADOT TO CHOOSE ALTERNATIVE D AND KEEP I-17 IN ITS CURRENT PATH. |
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But the trouble is not quite over... The canyon still needs your
comments. Here's why:
comments. Here's why: