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Valley Public Radio Staff
Environment
7:51 pm
Wed May 30, 2012
Planning Commission Rejects Jesse Morrow Mountain Mine
By VPR News Staff
Credit Joe Moore / Valley Public Radio
A sign along Highway 180 voices objections to the planned mine on Jesse Morrow Mountain east of Sanger.
This afternoon the Fresno County Planning Commission rejected plans for a controversial hard rock mine on Jesse Morrow Mountain, on Highway 180 east of Fresno.
The vote had been delayed from a meeting in February, in which several hundred people spoke out against the plan. Residents today weighed in on the proposal from multinational mining company CEMEX, citing concerns about traffic, aesthetics and air quality.
The project will likely be appealed to the Fresno County Board of Supervisors.
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