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district for several years, said PDSI “is still discharging polluted water, and the water table is going down.” Norris said the plume was here before PDSI bought the. But a state environmental representative said the company appears to be on track to meet official deadlines for action. Phelps Dodge Sierrita Inc. agreed to the timetables and penalties of thousands of dollars for each day it misses deadlines. Also during the meeting of the Citizens Action Group, Ned Hall, Phelps Dodge chief environmental engineer, said a new well to measure the flow of the sulfate plume will be drilled soon on La Cañada Drive south of the Green Valley Mall. PDSI is already drilling monitor wells on La Cañada near the library, and next to the American Legion Post on Duval Mine Road. James Norris of Hydro Geo Chem Inc., an environmental consulting company working for Phelps Dodge, discussed the feasibility of studies behind the decisions to drill the monitor and interceptor wells. The studies will provide answers on intercepting or cleaning up the plume, he indicated. The goal is to stop and clean up the plume by 2032, 25 years hence. Audience member Nancy Freeman, founder of the Groundwater Awareness League, challenged him and said “Control the sulfate plume. We want that plume cleaned up.” Peggy Bonthron, who worked for a California water district for several years, said PDSI “is still discharging polluted water, and the water

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olded Phelps Dodge Sierrita representatives Wednesday for not moving fast enough to stem a plume of offensive water flowing under parts of Green Valley. There were shouts, raised voices and accusations by some of the 40 people there. But a state environmental representative said the company appears to be on track to meet official deadlines for action. Phelps Dodge Sierrita Inc. agreed to the timetables and penalties of thousands of dollars for each day it misses deadlines. Also during the meeting of the Citizens Action Group, Ned Hall, Phelps Dodge chief environmental engineer, said a new well to measur low e sulfate plume will be drilled soon on La Cañada Drive south of the Green Valley Mal PDSI is already drilling monitor wells on La Cañada near the library, and next to the American Legion Post on Duval Mine Road. James Norris of Hydro Geo Chem Inc., an environmental consulting co for Phelps Dodge, discussed the feasibility of studies behin the decisions to drill the monitor and interceptor wells. The studies will provide answers on intercepting or cleaning up the plume, he indicated. The goal is to stop and clean up the plume by 2032, 25 years hence. Audience member Nancy y Freeman, fo e Groundwaterr Awareness League, challenged him and said “Control the sulfate plume. We want that plume cleaned up.” Peggy Bonthron, who worked for a California water

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Some Green Valley residents scolded Phelps Dodge Sierrita representatives Wednesday for not moving fast enough to stem a plume of offensive water flowing under parts of Green Valley. Therre were shouts, raised voices and accusations by some of the 40 people there. But a state environmental representative entative said the company appears to be on track to mee et official deadlines for action.. Phellps Dodge Sierrita Inc. agreed d to the timetables and penalties of thousands of dollars for each day it misses deadlines. Also during the meeting of the Citizens Action Group, Ned Hall, Phelps Dodge chief environmental engineer, said a new well to measure the flow of the sulfate plume will be drilled soon on La Cañada Drive south of the Green Valley Mall. PDSI is already drilling monitor wells on La Cañada near the library, and next to the American Legion Post on Duval Mine Road. James Norris of Hydro Geo Chem Inc., an environmental consulting company working for Phelps Dodge, discussed the feasibility of studies behind the decisions to drill the monitor and interceptor wells. The studies will provide answers on intercepting or cleaning up the plume, he indicated. The goal is to stop and clean up the plume by 2032, 25 years hence. Audience member Nancy Freeman, founder of the Groundwater Awareness League, challenged him and said “Control the sulfate plume. We want that plume cleaned up.” Peggy Bonthron, who worked for a California water district for several years, said PDSI “is still discharging polluted water, and the water table is going down.” Norris said the plume was here before PDSI bought the. But a state environmental representative said the company appears to be on track to meet official deadlines for action. Phelps Dodge Sierrita Inc. agreed to the timetables and penalties of thousands of dollars for each day it misses deadlines. Also during the meeting of the Citizens Action Group, Ned Hall, Phelps Dodge chief environmental engineer, said a new well to measure the flow of the sulfate plume will be drilled soon on La Cañada Drive south of the Green Valley Mall. PDSI is already drilling monitor wells on La Cañada

olded Phelps Dodge Sierrita representatives Wednesday for not moving fast enough to stem a plume of offensive water flowing under parts of Green Valley. There were shouts, raised voices and accusations by some of the 40 people there. But a state environmental representative said the com company appears to be on track to meet official deadlines for action. action Phelps Dodge Sierrita Inc. agreed to the timetables and penalties of thousands of dollars for each day it misses deadlines. Also during the meeting of the Citizens Action Group, Ned Hall, Phelps Dodge chief environmental engineer, said a new well to measure the flow of the sulfate plume will be drilled soon on La Cañada Drive south of the Green Valley Mall. PDSI is already drilling monitor wells on La Cañada near the library, and next to the American Legion Post on Duval Mine Road. James Norris of Hydro Geo Chem Inc., an environmental consulting company working for Phelps Dodge, discussed the feasibility of studies behind the decisions to drill the monitor and interceptor wells. The studies will provide answers on intercepting or cleaning up the plume, he indicated. The goal is to stop and clean

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well to measure the flow of the sulfate plume will be drilled soon on La Cañada Drive south of the Green Valley Mall. PDSI is already drilling monitor wells on La Cañada near the library, and next to the American Legion Post on Duval Mine Road. James Norris of Hydro Geo Chem Inc., an environmental consulting company working for Phelps Dodge, discussed the feasibility of studies behind the decisions to drill the monitor and interceptor wells. The studies will provide answers on intercepting or cleaning up the plume, he indicated. The goal is to stop and clean up the plume by 2032, 25 years hence. Audience member Nancy Freeman, founder of the Groundwater Awareness League, challenged him and said “Control the sulfate plume. We want that p plume clean ned up.” Peggy eggy Bonthron, who worked for a California water district for several years, said PDSI “is still discharging polluted water, and the water table is going down.” No orris said the plume was here e before PDSI bought the. But a state environmental representative said the company appears to be on track to meet official deadlines for actio on. Phelps Dodge Sierrita Inc. agreed to the timetables and penalties of thousands of dollars for each day it misses deadlines. Also during the meeting of the Citizens Action Group, Ned Hall, Phelps Dodge chief environmental engineer, said a new well to measure the flow of the sulfate plume will be drilled soon on La Cañada Drive south of the Green Valley Mall. PDSI is already drilling monitor wells on La Cañada near the library, and next to the American Legion Post on Duval Mine Road. James Norris of Hydro Geo Chem Inc., an environmental consulting company working for Phelps Dodge, discussed the feasibility of studies behind the decisions to drill the monitor and interceptor wells. The studies will provide answers on intercepting or cleaning up the plume, he indicated. The goal is to stop and clean up the plume by 2032, 25 years hence. Audience member Nancy Freeman, founder of the Groundwater Awareness League, challenged him and said “Control the sulfate plume. We want that plume cleaned up.” Peggy Bonthron, who worked for a California water

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By Philip Franchine www.sahuaritasun.c om Pima Count around specta y’s economy is cular natura built said Tom and protec Power, econo l areas ted search profes tract emplo open space that sor at the mics re- past four atUniversity heeled retireyers, workers, well- of Montana. decades has economy because has come about Power spoke people, includ those econo es and visitors, Those sector left them far behind other region ness owner Thursday mic s plus manuf . ing busiassets could but son before under mined in Tucs, have chosen lation shift s, the historic popu- and military acturing about 75 ea based be public by an open-p this arpeople at to the Sunbe on its ameni per mine in the past have lost 1,500 it cop- Moun meeting organ a ing moun in the Santa lt and jobs ties, includ Pacific Northwest four decad ized by tains, a Monta tain lands tain Empir Rita - to the and from the other sector e Action Allianthe tected open capes subur s have seen es, while cities growt na econo Moun- of reside anti-mine nts mist told explosive ce of Arizon space, the Unive, pro- shows that bs after World War h, adding activis Patagonia. of Elgin, Sonoita The 400 minin ts. While payro 370,000 jobs. and proxim a, cultural divers rsity tor in the jobs are only one II study commHe has researched facll location g jobs ity and ity to Phoen Rosemont choices made the expor t indushas increased in by people a issioned ix and Mexic Copper are touted by liance by the Al- among other advan tries from significant billion to o, by busine, including choice called “Analy almost inbring $1.2 tages. $3.5 in s made cal econo ss owner billion They of job creati the larger pictur 40 years, s, Power mic impac zing the lo- homes with them capita Thus, people retirement in the last said. l to buy ts of and on averag which has on in Pima Count e copper mine income went (non-payroll son area tend moving to the — both benefia large new job seen about y, e create ) Tucfrom costs,” per house to attract jobs a year one that that 10,000 new ts and businesses $10.2 billion. Power $1.6 billion to hold, he said. do not depen for the past While the end of should be released later said income 40 years, July historic expor d upon Arizon by nomic the widely accept from all that a’s ed ecowisdom is The steady . copper, cotton t industries: cattle, than exports rose sources other that job creati ply move from $5.7 on in the to places people simbillion Power said and citrus, he said. to $30.8 billion. where indus tries can export their The statew - toric indust that while those products ide minin his- one ries have to al tug g payroll, portion of on our hearts an emotionthe expor t catego, the real-li fe SEE ROSEMO NT, PAGE A9

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Waldens pla nning for future of pe can groves

By Philip Franchine Farmers www.sahuaritasun.c Investment om CO), which Co. owns 7,000 (FIAs Green of pecan acres orchards, pecan grovesValley’s iconic said they want comm are conver to homes unity input and busin ted how the land on over the should be esses oped next 40 to develso that if 50 years, the owner or when children, s want to grandchildr their that the riverfr ensure other future en or ont is rehabi itated, that owners get lfarmin large amoun out of open space ts of plans g, there will be master are preser approv that Sahua ved and of Sahuarita ed by the town rita Road does not become overlo ty. Such plans,and Pima Counaded. That’s what they hope, guarantee will Dick and that Walde n Nan overru the area is told not n by Quail Creek 150 people at oped in the growth or develat two June on June 29 and ion of, say piecemeal fashthe San Fernan they gently 30 meetings as Valley in do Los Angel idea of develointrod uce the es. For ping the green example, a lack orchards of planni that could easily ng many reside are beloved by rita Road, overload Sahuants. which would The Walde hurt ns, owner s of SEE PECANS , PAGE A9

Council ma y rev town’s sign amp code

Rural/Metro firefighters put ALEX DALENBERG a house in the out a blaze | THE SAHUARITA that consum 6400 block SUN roads Saturda ed a tool shed of y afternoon. East Noyes Street near start to the holiday Wilmot and outside There were Sahuarita no injuries weekend for unclear what Diane Moylan , but it was a frustrat started the ing and her family blaze. Moylan luck, joking of six. that miss his power the worst thing about did her best to shrug off It was the the bad was irreplac tools. “If I didn’t laugh, fire was that her husban eable... I would cry,” d insurance agent.” I had no plans this she said. “But would weekend. I nothing can spend time with an

“But nothing was irreplaceable... I had no plans this weekend. I can spend time with an insurance agen t.”

El Charro ‘ro ars’ into Sahuar ita

Diane Moyl

By Philip Franchine The propos www.sahuaritasun.c ed om says floodin drainage plan Garag e sale the pecan g could occur in signs groves as be legaliz far east ed Monda could as Nogales the Town y Highway Council voteswhen 100-year floods during revamped on a a Santa until there sign is Cruz other things code. Among ment Projec River Improve, the propo code also t. would allow sed The draina kinds of busine ge item all on the consent agendis listed tise on 15-foot sses to adverso a, and will freeway signs. not The counc all conse be discussed, as nt agend on a Sahua il also will vote a items are voted rita Road upon Phase II drainage together. plan, staff recom acknowledges one that staff mendation The an interi is for m soluti vent floodin would not preon “that allows storm g east of La ta Road during Villirunoff water major floods. SEE SIGNS, PAGE A9

By Ellen Sussm an Special to The to Tucson Sahuarita Sun for CEO Ray a night out. El Charr Flores said Phoen it name with o Café, a recogn ized considix area vs. Sahua was the decades of rita for Mexic an cuisin reputation “we’re ering a fifth locati when has opene e in Tucso on, and very happy d n, sion.” with our cho Marke a fifth location at deciRan- ketpla The restaurant, tplace in in the marSahuarita. ce near The 145-se Interstate at restau an eclect rant brings Sahuarita Road, 19 ic range has been and about a month of menu plus a Sunda open items . General night menu, y brunch, a partner a daily Fiesta late- called Sam Gelar Hour, an evenings di Happy for outdoor “very lively, bar those who deck, a DJ and dining go to a restau” but on Friday sicians on nights, mu- just for the food, rant Saturday come Septem nights, and, has fine-tu ned El Charro Café its menu accommodat ber, a banquet room on years of develo based ing ping creati twists to It also brings up to 90 people standard ve Mexican ites. a much-neede. restaurant favoroption to d A sautée ing diners the area, d spinac giv- room another reason h and mush closer to enchilada to stay home instea topped with d of headin queg SEE EL CHARRO , PAGE A9

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Also during the meeting of tor and interceptor wells. luted water, and the water the Citizens Action Group, Ned The studies will provide table is going down.” Hall, Phelps Dodge chief envi- answers on intercepting or Norris said the plume was ronmental engineer, said a new cleaning up the plume, he here before PDSI bought the. well to measure the flow of the indicated. But a state environmental sulfate plume will be drilled The goal is to stop and clean representative said the comsoon on La Cañada Drive south up the plume by 2032, 25 years pany appears to be on track of the Green Valley Mall. hence. to meet official deadlines for PDSI is already drilling Audience member Nancy action. monitor wells on La Cañada Freeman, founder of the Phelps Dodge Sierrita Inc. near the library, and next to Groundwater Awareness agreed to the timetables and the American Legion Post on League, challenged him and penalties of thousands of 40-$74,999 Duval Mine Road. said “Control the sulfate dollars for each day it misses James Norris of Hydro Geo plume. We want that plume 5.5% deadlines. EDUCATION Chem Inc., an environmental cleaned up.” Also during the meeting of $125,000+ ...................................73% HS Grad ...............................19.7% ...............................19.7% Married ...................................73% consulting company working Peggy Bonthron, who the Citizens Action Group, Ned Divorced................................. Divorced .................................8.8% 8.8% Degree ........................14.1% ........................ 14.1% the forAssoc Phelps Dodge, discussed worked for a California water75-$124,999 Hall, Phelps Dodge chief envifeasibility studies 18.3% behind district for several ronmental engineer, said a new Widowed ..............................18.2% .............................. 18.2%years, said19.6% Some Collegeof ........................18.3% ........................ theBachelors decisions to drill the moni- PDSI “is still discharging pol- well to measure the flow of the .............................26.9% ............................. 26.9%

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Green Valley News Some Green Valley residents scolded Phelps Dodge Sierrita representatives Wednesday for not moving fast enough to stem a plume of offensive water flowing under parts of Green Valley. There were shouts, raised voices ces and accusations by somee of the 40 people there. Bu ut a state environmental representative said the company appears to be on track to meet official deadlines for action. Phelps Dodge Sierrita Inc. agreed to the timetables and penalties of thousands of dollars for each day it misses deadlines. Also during the meeting of the Citizens Action Group, Ned Hall, Phelps Dodge chief environmental engineer, said a new well to measure the flow of the sulfate plume will be drilled soon on La Cañada Drive south of the Green Valley Mall. PDSI is already drilling monitor wells on La Cañada near the library, and next to the American Legion Post on Duval Mine Road. James Norris of Hydro Geo Chem Inc., an environmental consulting company working for Phelps Dodge, discussed the feasibility of studies behind the decisions to drill the monitor and interceptor wells. The studies will provide answers on intercepting or cleaning up the plume, he indicated. The goal is to stop and clean up the plume by 2032, 25 years hence. Audience member Nancy Freema Ground League said “ plume. cleaned Pegg worked district PDSI “i luted w table is Norr here be But represe pany a to mee action. Phelp agreed penalti dollars deadlin Also the Citi Hall, Ph ronmen well to sulfate soon on of the G PDSI monito

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said “Control the sulfate plume. We want that plume cleaned up.” Peggy Bonthron, who worked for a California water district for several years, said PDSI “is still discharging polluted water, and the water table is going down.” Norris said the plume was here before PDSI bought the the. But a state environmental representative p said the company appears to be on track to meet official deadlines for action. Phelps Dodge Sierrita Inc. agreed to the timetables and penalties of thousands of dollars for each day it misses deadlines. Also during the meeting of the Citizens Action Group, Ned Hall, Phelps Dodge chief environmental engineer, said a new well to measure the flow of the sulfate plume will be drilled soon on La Cañada Drive south of the Green Valley Mall. PDSI is already drilling monitor wells on La Cañada near the library, and next to the American Legion Post on Duval Mine Road. James Norris of Hydro Geo Chem Inc., an environmental consulting company working for Phelps Dodge, discussed the feasibility of studies behind the decisions to drill the monitor and interceptor wells. The studies will provide answers on intercepting or cleaning up the plume, he indicated. The goal is to stop and clean up the plume by 2032, 25 years hence. Audience member Nancy Freeman, founder of the

up the plume by 2032, 25 years hence. Audience member Nancy Freeman, founder of the Groundwater Awareness League, challenged him and said “Control the sulfate plume. We want that plume cleaned up.” Peggy Bonthron, who worked for a California water worke district for several years, said PDSI “is still discharging polluted water, and the water table is going down.” Norris said the plume was before PDSI bought the. environmental com-

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DEMOGRAPHICS GREEN VALLEY Over 67,000 readers weekly! Green Valley News readers are highly educated and have considerable discretionary income. • 2006 Population Winter. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 33,680 • 2006 Population Summer. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 29,500 • Households. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20,400 • Circulation (winter) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12,500 ~ With 1.97 Pass Along. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24,625 • Circulation (summer) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10,200 ~ With 1.97 Pass Along. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20,094 • Median Income . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $50,809 • Median Age . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 72 • Average Single Home Sales. . . . . . .

(per unit)

• 2005 Property Re-Sales . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

$345,000 (units)

1,557

• Education 4+ Years College. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 42.3%

SAHUARITA SUN Over 13,650 readers weekly! Sahuarita residents are typically dual income with children. • Population . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19,895 • Median Age . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 37.9 • Median Income . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $64,109 • Families Represent . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

(of population)

80.3%

• Latino . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24.2% • White . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 72.7% • Other . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1.1% • Households. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7805 • Circulation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6,500 ~ With 2.6 Pass Along . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16,900 • Average Single Home Sales. . . . . . .

(per unit)

$248,900