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That’s great news! Too many gravel and limestone quarries in the area as is!
Yeah! How dare those gravel and lime deposits show up in OUR neighborhood! We should ask them to leave!
Ignorant NIMBYs win again.
It will be interesting to see what eventually happens to the land – and how it actually looks in ten years time.
Noblesville should simply convert it to a park. They can put in a lake and let, oh say, Beaver, come in and do the digging for the lake. They can schedule the project to take a year or two, but in typical government fashion it can overrun expectations by 8 or 9 years. Instead of the City of Noblesville getting paid and given a park for the land, they can pay to have a park created……
(This is posted as sarcasm)
@Brad Yep