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LIFESTYLE LETTER

MARCH 2020 PUBLISHER

Rick French | rfrench@lifestylepubs.com EDITOR

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Playing for Keeps HOME: IT’S A POWERFUL WORD. A term which means something a little different

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to each of us. Home can mean happiness, comfort, and familiarity, but also hardship

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and uncertainty. Home can prompt yearning, if we fear its loss. And when we seek to

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protect it, home can move our hearts to rise up against a threat. Home can be small, and home can be quite big. At its very, very best, home can feel like love itself.

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And that which we truly love is often what we find ourselves fighting for the hardest. In this issue of Roaring Fork Lifestyle, journalist Amy Hadden Marsh gives us a primer on one of the most significant issues that Glenwood Springs has faced in recent memory. If you haven’t yet had a chance to learn about the proposed Mid-Continent Quarry expansion north of town, this piece—a big-picture look at key recent developments and what they mean—is a great place to start. Even if you don’t live in Glenwood, you probably know that what happens in one of our

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local towns has immense potential to affect the rest of our tight-knit community.

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In this game against potent outside forces, scores of residents are already playing

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for keeps in a battle to defend what many consider to be the very soul of our valley home. Will you, too, choose to take action?

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The Roaring Fork Valley: There’s no place like it. And it is ours. Neighbors, let’s love it well. Together.

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INSIDE THE ISSUE MARCH 2020

FEATURES 16 Well Built A Glenwood Architect on Designing for Wellness, Sustainability, and Lasting Value

20 Our Valley, Our Values Proposed Limestone Quarry Expansion Threatens Historic Glenwood Springs

26 Sparkling Clean Five Reasons to Leave Your Dirty Work to the Professionals

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34 King of Repurposing A Peek Inside the World of Redstoneâ€™s Master Junker, Craig Stifter

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Good Times

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20 Locals Only 26 Healthy Lifestyle 30 Culinary Creations 32 Lifestyle Calendar 34 Local Limelight

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GOOD TIMES 1.

Legends of the Library In January, the Basalt Regional Library celebrated 10 years in its current home with its first annual "Legends of the Library" gala. Some 300 library supporters attended, many dressed as their favorite literary characters. Guests enjoyed live music by the Tim Fox Jazz Quartet, food by Slow Groovin' and The Whole Empanada, and other festivities. PHOTOGRAPHY BY BASALT REGIONAL LIBRARY

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AROUND TOWN every Saturday and Sunday through March 28. The Brothers Grimm hit the stage with an epic fairytale about wishes, family, and the choices we make. One of Stephen Sondheim's most popular works, "Into the Woods" is a musically sophisticated show with a Tony Award-winning book and score that are both enchanting and touching. Ticket reservations and details at GVRShow.com.

SAVE THE DATE FOR "IMAGINE 8" River Bridge Regional Center, with ACE Hardware of Carbondale and Bighorn Toyota, invite the community to attend the nonprofit's eighth annual "Imagine" fundraiser on April 4, 2020 at Spring Creeks Ranch. This year's event features a bluegrass and blue jean theme, with music by the Colorado Currys & Friends. Other festivities include food by local restaurants, door prizes, a silent and live auction, and more. Tickets are $75 and can be purchased at Imagine8.eventbrite.com.

Early next month, the Middle Colorado Watershed

Glenwood-based River Bridge Regional Center,

Council will host its annual screenings of the Wild &

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Scenic Film Festival, a collection of short films on inten-

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ing is on April 2 at the Vaudeville theatre in Glenwood Springs, and the second on April 4 at the Ute Theater in Rifle. Doors open at 6 p.m. both evenings, with the show beginning at 7 p.m. Tickets are $15 in advance or $20 at the door. Visit MidCOWatershed.org.

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A GLENWOOD ARCHITECT ON DESIGNING FOR WELLNESS, SUSTAINABILITY, AND LASTING VALUE

What’s Behind Your Core Philosophy? WHEN TODD YOUNG MOVED WITH HIS FAMILY TO GLENWOOD FROM FLAGSTAFF LAST SUMMER, IT WAS A HOMECOMING. The architect is Colorado born and bred, with a career built in Steamboat Springs and a passion for sustainability and meaningful design. After a three-year stint in the Arizona desert, his lifelong love of the mountains prevailed—and Young returned to his home state to lay down roots in the valley.

BIOPHILIC DESIGN “Biophilic design acknowledges a passionate love of life and for the natural living world. Creating spaces for wellness and human interaction with nature and living systems is a primary goal in my work. As naturalist E. O. Wilson says in the biophilia hypothesis, ‘Humans possess an innate tendency to seek connections with nature and other forms of life.’”

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experiences now with my own family. So I’m kind of rediscovering its beauty, in a way.” Young has worked on projects across the

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The Mid-Continent Limestone Quarry in winter, from Glenwood Caverns.

ARTICLE AND PHOTOGRAPHY AMY HADDEN MARSH

OUR VALLEY,

O U R VA L U E S 20

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PROPOSED LIMESTONE QUARRY EXPANSION THREATENS HISTORIC GLENWOOD SPRINGS

ON NOVEMBER 15, 2019, GLENWOOD SPRINGS MAYOR JONATHAN GODES DECLARED WAR

In essence, RMR needs the quarry expansion to succeed in order to stay afloat.

ON RMR INDUSTRIALS, OWNER OF THE MID-

The opposite is true for Glenwood Springs; if the

CONTINENT LIMESTONE QUARRY, WHICH SITS

expansion is approved, town officials and community

JUST OUTSIDE CITY LIMITS.

members say it will ruin the area’s quality of life and

“These are battles that we need to win and that we

devastate its vital tourist economy.

need to fight,” he told reporters at the launch of the LOCAL CONTROL IN QUESTION

“Don’t Strip Glenwood” campaign. This is not a war with guns and bombs but a war

The quarry is on federal land, administered by the

of influence and money. At stake is the livelihood

Bureau of Land Management, but the land is also

of a Colorado mountain town and that of a public-

within Garfield County. That means RMR must have

ly-traded company with ties to U.S. Secretary of the

federal, state, and county permits to operate the mine.

Interior David Bernhardt and one of the country’s

In May 2019, Garfield County commissioners issued

most influential law and lobbying firms, Brownstein

a notice of violation to RMR, stating that the company

Hyatt Farber Schreck.

was out of compliance with certain permit require-

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ties

weave

tangled

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Chad

ments. RMR had until June 1 to resolve the issues.

Brownstein is co-owner of RMR Industrials. His

Instead, RMR filed a lawsuit against the commissioners.

father is Norm Brownstein, founder and chairman

In November, RMR attorney David McConaughy

of Brownstein Hyatt Farber Schreck, which is

wrote in a letter to the state Division of Reclamation,

also RMR’s lobbying firm. David Bernhardt was a

Mining, and Safety that RMR filed federal and state

lobbyist for some of the firm’s extraction industry

lawsuits “after unsuccessful efforts to resolve the mat-

clients before he came to the Interior Department.

ter via discussions with Garfield County staff.”

What are they fighting over? Basically, a piece of

But Sheryl Bower, county community development

land and whether to mine it for the minerals that lie

director, said that no discussions specific to resolving

beneath the surface. RMR purchased the existing

the issues occurred.

quarry from Cal-X Minerals, LLC in 2016 and wants

“We had good discussions about coming in to dis-

to expand it from 15.7 acres to 320 acres. The mine

cuss the violations,” she says of the initial talks with

would operate 24/7 year-round, including blasting,

RMR. But, she adds that the company took no further

crushing, and hauling during the day, for 20 years.

steps toward those talks until November, just as the

According to financial reports filed with the U.S. Security and Exchange Commission (SEC) on March

county’s six-month moratorium on new mining projects went into effect.

31, 2019, the expansion is part of the company’s plan

As of press time, the suit is still in state court. One

to boost sagging revenues, which also includes devel-

issue that could be at stake is the scope of local control

oping a rail yard in Bennett, Colorado.

over activities on federal land within county boundaries,

But, as of last March, RMR had a little over $500,000

which is why the City filed a motion to join the lawsuit

in cash, $932,180 in assets, more than $2.7 million in

in early January. Mayor Godes says it’s a regional issue.

liabilities, and a working capital deficit of over $1.8

“What can happen to Glenwood can happen to any

million. RMR losses since 2014 had come to just over

small town,” he warns.

$35,400,000. The company stated in the SEC report

Municipalities from Rifle to Aspen—and the RE-1

that “these factors raise substantial doubt about the

School District—have officially announced their support

Company’s ability to continue as a going concern.”

for Glenwood Springs’ efforts to combat the expansion. CONTINUED >

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The narrow upper reaches of Transfer Trail, which would be used daily by RMR employees under the proposed expansion.

IMPACT—AND WHAT’S AT STAKE The quarry is directly adjacent to Glenwood city limits. For the Glenwood Springs Citizens’ Alliance, a group fighting the expansion, there’s more to the size of the proposed development than the acreage. The mine’s footprint would be visible throughout town. Mining operations would increase truck traffic between the mine and the rail yard beside the Colorado River and destroy habitat for bighorn sheep, bear, deer, bald eagles, and other wildlife. On a community hike to the quarry last summer, Jeff Peterson, director of the Alliance, said the quantity of rock that RMR plans to extract is about five million tons per year over two decades. “They’re proposing blasting operations from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., mining operations from 6 a.m. to 6 p.m.,” he explained. “So, over that 12-hour day that they propose operating mining equipment, they would need to average 38,000 pounds a minute out of the hillside.” That means noise and dust from blasting, crushing, loading and hauling the rock. Matt Langhorst, Public Works director for the City of Glenwood Springs, estimates that trucks would dump rocks into metal rail cars every 69 seconds. “You can imagine what the noise load will be for everybody,” he said on a November tour of the haul route. “You will hear it across the city all day long—12 hours a day, 365 days a year.” Langhorst said a haul trailer could be as long as 48 feet not including the cab in front of it. “That could easily add another 15 feet to the length of the vehicle,” he explained. The main road to the quarry, Transfer Trail, is unpaved and barely wide enough for two vehicles.

“ T H E SE A R E B AT T L E S T H AT W E N E E D T O W I N A N D T H AT W E N E E D T O F IGH T.” — M AYOR JON AT H A N G ODE S

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If the proposed expansion is approved, the Mid-Continent Limestone Quarry's impact area (in red) would increase to over 300 acres. Photo courtesy Glenwood Springs Citizens' Alliance.

TOURIST ATTRACTIONS THREATENED Jeff Peterson of the Glenwood Springs Citizens' Alliance at the launch of "Don't Strip Glenwood," the city's opposition campaign, in November 2019.

Glenwood Springs resident Steve Beckley is opposed to the quarry expansion. He and his wife, Jeanne, own the Glenwood Caverns Adventure Park within a stone’s throw, so to speak, of the existing mine. The quarry scar first comes into view on the gondola ride up to the park and, unless one is touring the caves

“These trucks will be integrating into residential traffic

or at the south end of the park, it’s always in sight.

every day,” said Langhorst, who’s worried about how trucks

The park operates year-round and attracted 250,000 visitors in

will navigate hairpin turns and the intersection of Transfer

2019. Beckley said he’s invested over $5 million in the business.

Trail and Highway 6 & 24.

But, he has put plans for park additions on hold.

“They’ll be stacked at the bottom, waiting to cross 6 & 24 with

“If the quarry is allowed to go forward and there’s 600 trucks

cars in between them and all around them,” he explained. “It’s

a day that run through some of these properties, it would be a

kind of a frightening situation.”

waste of money to build anything because they’d be so impacted

Once past the quarry entrance, about a mile from the Highway 6 & 24 turn-off, Transfer Trail narrows to a steep, rocky two-track that

by the traffic, the noise, and the dust,” he says. Water is also a big concern. Beckley owns Iron Mountain Hot

switch-backs up the face of the mountain above the existing quarry. Springs, directly across the Colorado River from the rail yard. He In summer, the quiet path winds through gambol oak, wild-

says the expansion threatens the water supply to both Iron Mountain

flowers, pinyon pine, and juniper. Birds flit and chirp. Raptors soar

and the historic Glenwood Hot Springs. He explains that the aquifer

in the distance. A 2018 biological field survey of the proposed

which supplies both is fed by snowmelt from the Flat Tops.

expansion area stated that bighorn sheep use the lower part of

“It comes down, gets heated, and rises to the surface,” he says.

the road as winter range. RMR wants the restrictions against

“If that source water is stopped, there’s no more water into the hot

mining during winter, which protects wildlife, permanently lifted.

springs and there’s no more water coming to the surface.”

Many agree that the upper reaches of Transfer Trail are not suit-

But RMR has yet to conduct the required hydrology study,

able for traffic, other than foot. According to Peterson, mine employ-

another permit process swirling around the proposed expansion

ees would use this part of the road, not the big trucks, but the path

like so many dust devils. The BLM first has to complete an analy-

would have to be flattened and widened to handle vehicles.

sis of potential impacts of the study.

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LOCAL S ONLY (CONTINUED) QUESTIONS REMAIN Meanwhile, quarry operations continue despite the ongoing litigation over county permit violations. And, recent changes raise questions about the fate of RMR Industrials and the proposed expansion. Chad Brownstein retired as CEO of RMR on January 1. His reasons remain a mystery but, in an official filing to the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, RMR states that he will continue as non-executive chairman of company’s Board of Directors and remain an employee for the time being. Greg Dangler, RMR’s president since 2014, took over the CEO post and continues to hold a seat on the board. Local spelunkers discovered a cave last fall within the quarry expansion footprint that is now protected under the Jeff Peterson (in red cap) leads a hiking group up Transfer Trail to discuss the expansion proposal in summer 2019.

1988 Federal Caves Resources Protection Act. But, shifts in federal land management regulations could favor the expansion. The current administration has proposed significant revisions to the National Environmental Policy Act that could reduce public involvement in—and increase corporate control of—federal land projects across the country. The Bureau of Land Management is considering similar rule changes about projects on agency lands. The outcome is far from certain, but Mayor Jonathan Godes says the Glenwood Springs community is ready for the fight.

WANT TO TAKE ACTION? The Glenwood Springs Citizens’ Alliance offers updates, event details, and ways to take action at LoveGlenwood.org. Individuals and businesses can endorse the quarry opposition via online petition there. Learn more about the city’s official opposition campaign at DontStripGlenwood.org. You can also contact our elected officials:

+ Governor Jared Polis 303.866.2471

+ Colorado Representative Perry Will (District 57) 303.866.2949 perry.will.house@state.co.us

+ Colorado Senator Bob Rankin (District 8) 303.866.5292 bob.rankin.senate@state.co.us

+ Congressman Scott Tipton (District 3) 202.225.4761 Tipton.house.gov

+ Senator Michael Bennett 202.224.5852 A public hearing with Rocky Mountain Resources and the Garfield County Commissioners, held in April 2019 at Glenwood Springs Middle School.

Bennett.senate.gov

+ Senator Cory Gardner 202.224.5941 Gardner.senate.gov

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They hit all three S’s: soul, substance, and story! They can be so easily incorporated in an interior or exterior placement.” IS THERE ONE DREAM ITEM YOU’D LOVE TO DISCOVER WHILE YOU’RE OUT PICKING SOMEDAY? Stifter (right) filming a scene with co-host Deborah Taylor.

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Beds

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52 43 470 643 230 205 142 156 245 242 45

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$1,185,000 $1,133,500 $1,125,000 $545,000

74% 96% 84% 96%

641 87 206 70

5 5 4 3

1 1 1 1

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100% 98% 80% 96% 94% 80% 105% 98% 98% 91% 100% 98%

126 81 313 112 204 162 51 46 88 136 27 56

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$975,000

% Sold/ Original

80%

574

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