Tuesday, October 26, 2010
FENCO Withdraws Application
On October 6, FENCO withdrew its application to construct the stationary treatment facility. For more details, click here.
Tuesday, September 7, 2010
Hearing Date Changed
The Railroad Commission hearing on FENCO's application for a permit to build a stationary waste facility outside Saint Jo was originally scheduled for August 25. The date has been changed to October 18-20, in Austin, Texas.
If you haven't done so already, please print and fill out this public comment form for the City of Saint Jo's representatives to present at the hearing. Completed public comment forms can be turned in at Saint Jo City Hall.
If you haven't done so already, please print and fill out this public comment form for the City of Saint Jo's representatives to present at the hearing. Completed public comment forms can be turned in at Saint Jo City Hall.
FENCO CONTRACTORS GROUP, LLC Tri-State Headquarters, Nocona, Texas
Here are some photos of FENCO's Nocona, Texas, headquarters.
Roundup of August 25 Public Meeting
At the public meeting at the Saint Jo School Auditorium on August 25, FENCO displayed several exhibits during its presentation. These are reproduced here:
- One is a diagram of the liner that FENCO proposes to use to try to prevent leaks from the waste pits into the ground beneath.
- One contains maps of the area, showing the city of Saint Jo and the location of the proposed stationary treatment facility, the location of the Antlers Sand that serves as a recharge zone for the Trinity Aquifer, and a geologic cross section of the area between the proposed site and the town of Saint Jo.
- Another shows a detailed map of the stationary treatment facility site.
- Lastly, there is FENCO's "Quality Assurance/Quality Control Plan."
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Saint Jo Mayor Tom Weger held a press conference earlier in the afternoon the day of the meeting. Here is the text of Weger's remarks at the press conference.
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The Bowie News ran this story about the meeting in its August 29 issue.
- One is a diagram of the liner that FENCO proposes to use to try to prevent leaks from the waste pits into the ground beneath.
- One contains maps of the area, showing the city of Saint Jo and the location of the proposed stationary treatment facility, the location of the Antlers Sand that serves as a recharge zone for the Trinity Aquifer, and a geologic cross section of the area between the proposed site and the town of Saint Jo.
- Another shows a detailed map of the stationary treatment facility site.
- Lastly, there is FENCO's "Quality Assurance/Quality Control Plan."
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Saint Jo Mayor Tom Weger held a press conference earlier in the afternoon the day of the meeting. Here is the text of Weger's remarks at the press conference.
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The Bowie News ran this story about the meeting in its August 29 issue.
Wednesday, August 25, 2010
Public Meeting Tonight in Saint Jo
Come out and make your voice heard!
FENCO representatives will be hosting a public meeting to explain FENCO's proposed stationary treatment facility.
The meeting runs from 5:30 to 7:30 PM today, August 25, at the Saint Jo High School Auditorium.
FENCO representatives will be hosting a public meeting to explain FENCO's proposed stationary treatment facility.
The meeting runs from 5:30 to 7:30 PM today, August 25, at the Saint Jo High School Auditorium.
Montague County Property Owners Association August Newsletter
The August issue of the Montague County Property Owners Association is out. It contains more information on Montague County's inclusion in a Priority Groundwater Management Area. It also quotes a professional hydrologist stating that construction of FENCO's proposed stationary treatment facility could contaminate ground and surface water supplies for hundreds of thousands of people.
Darren Fenoglio writes to the Nocona News
Here is a copy of a letter from Darren Fenoglio of FENCO to the Nocona News, giving his perspective on FENCO's proposed stationary treatment facility.
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