Response from Dutra to our letter dated March 12th, 2010.

We are so proud of our City for making a Proclamation honoring the Petaluma Wetlands and all the people and organizations who helped restore it and continue to make it a "Sustainable Destination." Now on the National Geographic website "Sustainable Destinations" http://www.visitredwoodcoast.com/content/petaluma-wetlands/nco2B925D8A4A1420949See More

letter attached

"We are in opposition and request the Supervisors denial [of this asphalt plant]. We have never been contacted by anyone regarding the navigational issues on the river"Tom Brown, President - North Bay Rowing ClubSee More

EPA: National Emission Standards for Hazardous Air Pollutants for Area Sources: Asphalt Processing and Asphalt Roofing Manufacturing; Final RuleJust adopted, Dec. 2, 200940 CFR Part 63SUMMARY: EPA is promulgating national emissions standards for the control of emissions of hazardous air pollutants (HAP) from the asphalt processing andasphalt roofing manufacturing area source category. These final emissions standards for new and existing sources are based upon EPA’s final determination as to…See More

Please help us collect names & emails for Sonoma County residents opposed to the Dutra Asphalt Plant at Haystack Landing. Attached is our new printable petition. Please collect contact information for folks in your community and forward the lists to us at our office:Friends of Shollenberger Park322 Western AvePetaluma, CA 94952Or scan and email to us at SaveShollenberger@gmail.comWe are hearing that the new Dutra proposal will go in front of the County Supervisors in early December...so…See More

"Using a combination of treatment methods, including ultraviolet rays and natural wetlands, the plant will produce more than 464 million gallons of recycled water a year — enough to offset the water use of 1,400 single-family homes, the city said.Grants from the California Coastal Conservancy and the Sonoma County Agricultural Preservation and Open Space District helped purchase parts of the 262-acre project site, which includes public-access trails that connect to Shollenberger Park and Alman…See More