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GROUNDS FOR GRAVEL

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Oct 2, 2023 | Newsletter 2023 October

Eagle Rock Aggregates has been in legal wranglings with environmental groups and California’s Attorney General Rob Bonta on the terms and conditions necessary to build and operate an open-air sand and gravel terminal within the Port of Oakland. The facility will import, store and distribute sand and gravel in support of local construction. To move forward with terminal, Eagle Rock agreed to limit the environmental impact with watering piles, monitoring dust and using shore-power for berthed vessels.

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