[Green] Barge Offload Facility

[jamesgrecni at gmail.com]

Thank you George, and thanks also to Brad for helping us understand where
all of this waste water will go.  That is one of the major questions I've
had.  We may want to let the folks at Sierra Club and perhaps the Ohio
Environmental Council know about this public meeting and fill them in on
these latest revelations.  

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Subject: [Green] Barge Offload Facility

GSC Folks:

   Brad Bond just gave me an explanation for the most likely transport route
of the fracking waste that Deep Rock Disposal has in mind after it is
offloaded from barges.  The fracking waste will be transported from the
barge tanks across Route 7 then into a pipe about 3-4 miles in length. The
pipeline will take the waste material up the hill to Route 676 (Lancaster
St.) and out toward the Career Center. The injection well that is the
terminus of this pipeline is located just past the Career Center in back of
the parking lot  of the  Ohio Soil & Water conservation offices. Brad is
going to send me a photo of the entry to that injection well.

   This is why it is so critical that Deep Rock be represented at this
public meeting, and they will not be. The US Army Corps of Engineers really
has no jurisdiction over this pipeline since it begins and ends away from
the waters of the Ohio River. I don't know how we get Deep Rock to answer
our questions about the condition of this pipeline, what exactly is
"traditional well waste," and the safety and spill-prevention procedures
involved in the transport of this material. Maybe a legal option is the only
possible way.


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George Banziger
202 Lawton Road
Marietta, OH 45750-1111
740-434-5685
cell: 740-434-3354

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