Lake Tapps Reservoir Water Rights and Supply Project

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10/10/26 @ 9:40 AM

As General Manager of a contracting company, we agree, this will help with reducing emissions into the environment, add more space for other possible utilities.

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10/10/26 @ 9:34 AM

As General Manager of a contracting company, we agree, this will help with reducing emissions into the environment, add more space for other possible utilities.

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Comment From: Mike Smith

10/01/26 @ 11:51 AM

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Comment From: Bruce Mitchell

10/01/26 @ 11:26 AM

As General Manager of a contracting company, we agree, this will help with reducing emissions into the environment, add more space for other possible utilities.

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Comment From: Julie Smith

9/28/26 @ 12:23 PM

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Comment From: Betty Jones

9/22/26 @ 12:26 PM

The increased vessel traffic associated with the project raises apprehension about potential accidents, collisions, and safety hazards for both maritime operators and recreational water users.

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Comment From: Julie Wright

9/17/26 @ 12:26 PM

The increased vessel traffic associated with the project raises apprehension about potential accidents, collisions, and safety hazards for both maritime operators and recreational water users.

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Comment From: Barbara Smith

9/15/26 @ 9:19 AM

The increased vessel traffic associated with the project raises apprehension about potential accidents, collisions, and safety hazards for both maritime operators and recreational water users.

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9/03/26 @ 8:46 AM

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Comment From: Keith Brower 1

9/02/26 @ 12:00 AM

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Comment From: Anonymous Anonymous

9/01/26 @ 12:00 AM

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Comment From: Mary Davidson

9/01/26 @ 12:00 AM

Dear Department of Natural Resources,

Minnesotans must protect water for future generations. The current EIS scope for Tamarack
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8/17/26 @ 4:53 PM

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Comment From: Barry George

8/17/26 @ 4:50 PM

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Comment From: Howie Douglas

8/11/26 @ 9:13 AM

Traffic from the proposed project could increase congestion on nearby roads and create additional delays during peak travel times. The project could also negatively affect air quality through increased vehicle emissions, construction activity and oth...↓

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Comment From: Keith Brower

8/11/26 @ 12:00 AM

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8/02/26 @ 7:29 AM

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Comment From: Terry Jones

8/02/26 @ 7:25 AM

The Environmental Assessment (EA) for Invasive, Non-native Plant Management in North Cascades National Park Service Complex is now available for review and comment.

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Comment From: Jason Stillwater

8/02/26 @ 7:24 AM

You can review the full EA and provide comments at the link below. The NPS proposes to implement an Integrated Pest Management (IPM) program to control invasive, non-native plants, restore impacted areas, and detect and prevent new infestations. The ...↓

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Comment From: Joe Public

7/30/26 @ 4:25 PM

The increased vessel traffic associated with the project raises apprehension about potential accidents, collisions, and safety hazards for both maritime operators and recreational water users.

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Comment From: Tim Jones

7/23/26 @ 8:28 AM

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7/18/26 @ 1:43 PM

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Comment From: Joe Public

7/18/26 @ 8:15 AM

The increased vessel traffic associated with the project raises apprehension about potential accidents, collisions, and safety hazards for both maritime operators and recreational water users.

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Comment From: Barbara Wilson

7/10/26 @ 2:03 PM

The increased vessel traffic associated with the project raises apprehension about potential accidents, collisions, and safety hazards for both maritime operators and recreational water users.

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Comment From: Brad Jones

7/06/26 @ 11:27 AM

The increased vessel traffic associated with the project raises apprehension about potential accidents, collisions, and safety hazards for both maritime operators and recreational water users.

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Comment From: Frank Hanover

7/01/26 @ 10:18 AM

I am concerned about the potential impacts this project could have on local water regarding runoff, sedimentation, and possible contamination of nearby streams and groundwater.

This project could have meaningful economic effects on nearby communitie...↓

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Comment From: Jenny Smith

5/20/26 @ 12:13 PM

The increased vessel traffic associated with the project raises apprehension about potential accidents, collisions, and safety hazards for both maritime operators and recreational water users.

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Comment From: Keith Brower

5/18/26 @ 12:31 PM

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Comment From: Chad Lewis

5/18/26 @ 12:29 PM

I am concerned about the potential impacts this project could have on local water regarding runoff, sedimentation, and possible contamination of nearby streams and groundwater.

This project could have meaningful economic effects on nearby communitie...↓

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Comment From: David Murphy

5/15/26 @ 9:48 AM

I am concerned about the potential impacts this project could have on local water regarding runoff, sedimentation, and possible contamination of nearby streams and groundwater.

This project could have meaningful economic effects on nearby communitie...↓

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Comment From: Keith Brower

5/12/26 @ 12:00 AM

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Comment From: Brian Jones

4/28/26 @ 9:28 AM

I am concerned about the potential impacts this project could have on local water regarding runoff, sedimentation, and possible contamination of nearby streams and groundwater.

This project could have meaningful economic effects on nearby communitie...↓

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4/25/26 @ 9:04 AM

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4/25/26 @ 8:33 AM

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Comment From: Jack's Hardware (Jack K)

4/25/26 @ 8:09 AM Yes

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Comment From: Jane Keith

4/06/26 @ 4:50 PM Yes

Lake Tapps is a vital natural resource that serves multiple purposes for the surrounding community. Beyond its scenic beauty, the lake supports a diverse ecosystem of fish, birds, and other wildlife that rely on clean water and stable habitats. It is...↓

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Comment From: Gary Jones

4/06/26 @ 3:13 PM

I am concerned about the potential impacts this project could have on local water regarding runoff, sedimentation, and possible contamination of nearby streams and groundwater.

This project could have meaningful economic effects on nearby communitie...↓

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Comment From: AADWP (Simon A)

4/06/26 @ 12:00 AM Yes

Lake Tapps is a vital natural and recreational resource that holds deep significance for the surrounding communities. Beyond its scenic beauty, the lake supports a diverse ecosystem of fish, birds, and other wildlife that depend on clean, stable wate...↓

Lake Tapps plays an essential role in maintaining the environmental balance and recreational identity of the region. Its expansive shoreline, clear waters, and surrounding green spaces create a unique habitat that supports both native wildlife and seasonal migratory species. As population growth and increased usage place additional pressure on the lake, responsible management becomes even more critical to prevent long-term ecological damage. Residents and visitors rely on Lake Tapps not only for outdoor activities like swimming, boating, and fishing, but also for the sense of community and natural beauty it provides. Protecting water quality, maintaining safe access points, and monitoring runoff and pollution are all vital steps in preserving the lake’s integrity. Ensuring that Lake Tapps remains clean, safe, and sustainable will require collaboration between homeowners, local agencies, and environmental groups, all working together toward the shared goal of safeguarding this irreplaceable regional treasure.

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Comment From: Friends of Lake Tapps (Emily Johnson)

4/03/26 @ 12:20 PM No

Lake Tapps is one of the most important bodies of water in Pierce County, serving as both a recreational hub and a vital water source for surrounding communities. Its scenic beauty attracts countless visitors every year, from families enjoying picnic...↓s to kayakers, paddleboarders, and anglers seeking a peaceful experience in nature. The lake's ecosystem supports a variety of wildlife, including fish such as trout and bass, as well as birds and small mammals that rely on the shoreline for habitat. Protecting this ecosystem is essential, not only for biodiversity but also for maintaining the overall health of the lake environment. Unfortunately, Lake Tapps faces ongoing challenges from pollution, including stormwater runoff, sediment buildup, and occasional algal blooms, which can affect water quality, aquatic life, and recreational safety. Community involvement plays a key role in preserving the lake, with volunteer clean-up events, public awareness campaigns, and sustainable recreational practices helping to maintain a safe and enjoyable space. Water conservation efforts, such as reducing chemical use on nearby properties, managing waste properly, and practicing responsible boating and fishing, also contribute to a cleaner, healthier water supply. Infrastructure and management decisions, including the maintenance of dams, water control systems, and stormwater facilities, are critical for keeping the lake stable and minimizing the risks of flooding, sedimentation, and pollution. Educational initiatives by schools, local organizations, and government agencies inform residents about the impacts of pollution, invasive species, and climate change, fostering a culture of stewardship. Recreational regulations, such as limiting motorized boats in sensitive areas, enforcing fishing guidelines, and providing adequate trash disposal, help balance human activity with environmental protection. Monitoring programs, including water testing, wildlife surveys, and sediment analysis, provide valuable data for planning conservation strategies and informed management decisions. Partnerships between government agencies, nonprofits, and local residents amplify conservation efforts through collaborative initiatives like habitat restoration and pollution reduction programs, ensuring Lake Tapps remains a vibrant, safe, and clean resource. The lake is not only an environmental asset but also a social and cultural one, hosting community events, recreational leagues, and family gatherings that strengthen connections and emphasize the importance of protecting it for future generations. Ultimately, the health of Lake Tapps depends on continued awareness, responsible usage, and active conservation, with every individual playing a role in keeping the lake thriving for both people and wildlife for years to come.

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Comment From: Pierce County Environmental Se... (Maria Lopez )

4/03/26 @ 10:47 AM

Lake Tapps is a vibrant freshwater reservoir known for its bright blue water, mountain views, and year-round recreation. Surrounded by residential neighborhoods and community parks, the lake is a popular spot for boating, swimming, fishing, and paddl...↓

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Comment From: Edwin Miller

4/03/26 @ 10:13 AM Yes

Echo Lake Trail is a scenic hiking route in the southern Sierra Nevada near Echo Lake. The trail begins at the Echo Lakes Chalet and follows the shoreline of the Upper and Lower Echo Lakes, offering stunning views of clear alpine water, granite cliff...↓

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3/28/26 @ 12:00 PM

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3/28/26 @ 9:40 AM

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3/28/26 @ 9:37 AM

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3/28/26 @ 9:35 AM No

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3/28/26 @ 12:00 AM

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3/27/26 @ 12:00 AM

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Comment From: Capital Cages and Carts (Thad Mulligan)

3/27/26 @ 12:00 AM

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3/26/26 @ 12:00 AM

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Comment From: Hanna Roberts

3/08/26 @ 7:38 PM Yes

Thank you for the chance to submit comments on the Copper World project's draft aquifer-protection permit. I'm concerned that the plan design proposed in Hudbay Minerals' application is significantly less protective of Arizona's public health, enviro...↓nment and groundwater than the designs submitted by the previous owners of the Rosemont Mine.

Hudbay Minerals' application proposes to use water to convey tailings in a slurry pipeline, operate an unlined tailings facility, leave waste-rock dumps uncovered at closure, and deploy inadequate monitoring systems. The planned processing facilities, including a heap leach for processing significant amounts of acid, will be much closer to Tucson and Sahuarita's municipal water supplies and rural domestic wells than previously suggested.

The current draft permit proposed by the Arizona Department of Environmental Quality appears to be dangerously indulgent of the polluter at the expense of people and the environment. That's unacceptable. So I request that the Arizona Department of Environmental Quality protects the state's water and public health by including the following stringent requirements in the aquifer-protection permit:

1. Hudbay Minerals must complete an economic and practical evaluation of tailings-storage facilities alternatives, including a lined and dry-stacked facility, among other potential redesigns.

2. Hudbay Minerals must include the entire east pit and the headwaters of small streams near the Broadtop Butte and Copper World pits in the Pollutant Management Area for Copper World's Phase 1, which will provide the best chance of detecting contaminants.

3. Hudbay Minerals must establish two additional point-of-compliance wells to ensure that the east-side aquifer isn't impaired by operations at the east pit.

4. The Arizona Department of Environmental Quality must define a minimum frequency of waste-rock acid content analysis for continued operations following the first year.

5. Hudbay Minerals must submit to biannual rather than biennial monitoring of the expanded list of parameters listed in Table 20 in the APP, which will aid in detection of pollutants that may otherwise go undetected for too long and delay an investigation into the pollution and the implementation of a remedy.

Finally, I request better deployment of industry-standard technologies by Hudbay Minerals for minimizing pollution, and I ask that the Arizona Department of Environmental Quality require the additional permit conditions, requirements and agency reviews detailed in the technical comments submitted by Pima County staff to your agency on March 11, 2024.

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Comment From: Victor Jones

3/05/26 @ 12:22 PM No

I am concerned about the potential impacts this project could have on local water regarding runoff, sedimentation, and possible contamination of nearby streams and groundwater.

This project could have meaningful economic effects on nearby communitie...↓

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Comment From: Brett Smith

3/02/26 @ 1:23 PM

The increased vessel traffic associated with the project raises apprehension about potential accidents, collisions, and safety hazards for both maritime operators and recreational water users.

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Comment From: Jamie Jones

3/02/26 @ 12:00 AM

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Comment From: Victor Jones

2/04/26 @ 12:32 PM Yes

The project would increase GHG within the state by almost one million metric tons of carbon dioxide a year. This facility would be one of the 10 largest sources of greenhouse gas emissions in the state. Northwest Innovation Works has said that it wil...↓

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1/23/26 @ 12:36 PM

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Comment From: Brett McMillian

1/08/26 @ 3:16 PM

The project would increase GHG within the state by almost one million metric tons of carbon dioxide a year. This facility would be one of the 10 largest sources of greenhouse gas emissions in the state. Northwest Innovation Works has said that it wil...↓

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Comment From: MIke Jones

1/08/26 @ 1:38 PM

The increased vessel traffic associated with the project raises apprehension about potential accidents, collisions, and safety hazards for both maritime operators and recreational water users.

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12/23/25 @ 3:35 AM No

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12/22/25 @ 11:21 AM

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Comment From: Sam Wilson

12/17/25 @ 12:23 PM

The project would increase GHG within the state by almost one million metric tons of carbon dioxide a year. This facility would be one of the 10 largest sources of greenhouse gas emissions in the state. Northwest Innovation Works has said that it wil...↓

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Comment From: Brandon Curry

12/15/25 @ 9:19 AM

The corridor would increase the amount of traffic and its byproducts pollution at a time where global warming is on the rise and air quality is falling.

The project would increase GHG within the state by almost one million metric tons of carbon diox...↓

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Comment From: Gavin Elliott

12/15/25 @ 9:18 AM

The corridor would increase the amount of traffic and its byproducts pollution at a time where global warming is on the rise and air quality is falling.

The project would increase GHG within the state by almost one million metric tons of carbon diox...↓

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Comment From: Josh Royal

12/07/25 @ 3:50 PM No

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Comment From: Tyler Atkins

12/07/25 @ 3:49 PM No

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Comment From: Sarah West

12/07/25 @ 3:48 PM No

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Comment From: Thomas Ward

12/07/25 @ 3:46 PM No

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Comment From: Wade Waterson

12/06/25 @ 1:13 PM

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Comment From: Tiffany Watkins

12/05/25 @ 1:26 PM

The project would increase GHG within the state by almost one million metric tons of carbon dioxide a year. This facility would be one of the 10 largest sources of greenhouse gas emissions in the state. Northwest Innovation Works has said that it wil...↓

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Comment From: Rob Trust

12/05/25 @ 1:19 PM

The project would increase GHG within the state by almost one million metric tons of carbon dioxide a year. This facility would be one of the 10 largest sources of greenhouse gas emissions in the state. Northwest Innovation Works has said that it wil...↓

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Comment From: Joe Jenkins

12/02/25 @ 1:00 AM

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Comment From: Burt Jones

11/26/25 @ 1:29 PM

The project would increase GHG within the state by almost one million metric tons of carbon dioxide a year. This facility would be one of the 10 largest sources of greenhouse gas emissions in the state. Northwest Innovation Works has said that it wil...↓

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11/25/25 @ 5:01 PM

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11/15/25 @ 12:01 PM

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11/10/25 @ 11:51 AM

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11/09/25 @ 5:31 PM

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11/09/25 @ 5:30 PM

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Comment From: Julie Smith

11/05/25 @ 11:25 AM

The increased vessel traffic associated with the project raises apprehension about potential accidents, collisions, and safety hazards for both maritime operators and recreational water users.

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Comment From: George Hurley

11/04/25 @ 2:20 PM

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10/29/25 @ 12:55 PM

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10/21/25 @ 12:54 PM Yes

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10/21/25 @ 12:41 PM Yes

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Comment From: James Cookware (Jamie James)

10/11/25 @ 6:23 PM

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10/11/25 @ 2:19 PM Yes

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10/11/25 @ 1:31 PM

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10/08/25 @ 12:00 AM

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Comment From: Keith Brower

10/06/25 @ 8:07 AM

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10/02/25 @ 3:47 PM

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