Boulder County seeks to terminate cement plant’s operations near Lyons

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Boulder County terminates Cemex plant’s right to operate at current level

Boulder County sent a letter today to Cemex terminating the company's right to operate its cement plant east of Lyons, citing a traffic study that shows increased traffic created a hazard and expanded the use of the plant at 5134 Colo. 66, Longmont.

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Boulder County terminates Cemex’s right to run major cement plant near Lyons

Boulder County regulators have terminated the controversial Cemex cement plant’s right to continue operating near Lyons, officials said in a letter to the company and a public announcement Wednesday.  County planning officials said a major increase in truck traffic at the plant is a hazard to county residents and violates terms of the Cemex nonconforming use permit, which allows the industrial plant to operate in an agricultural zone. Cemex had …

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Notice of Termination Issued to CEMEX Cement Plant in Lyons

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Boulder County sends termination notice to CEMEX re traffic study – The Lyons RecorderPrevious

Boulder County has today issued a termination notice to CEMEX, Inc. requiring the company to cease operations at their Lyons cement plant,” “After a thorough investigation, we have determined that additional traffic at the plant has expanded CEMEX operations... Time limit to respond.