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Park County denies 3J Trucking appeal; board tells operator to seek variance to remove crushed material
Summary
Park County commissioners denied an appeal from 3J Trucking LLC over a county enforcement decision about a gravel-crushing operation. The board said the company may pursue a county variance to remove material already processed but may not resume crushing or processing without further county approvals.
Park County commissioners on Tuesday denied an appeal from 3J Trucking LLC over the county's finding that the company's gravel-crushing and material-removal activity required county permits.
The decision follows a year-long series of complaints, a Wyoming Department of Environmental Quality (DEQ) review that upgraded the site to a limited mine operation (LMO), and county staff investigation into whether crushed material was being removed from land in a Park County Land Use Classification (LUC) area that limits processing.
Commissioners heard from Tony Martolio, the 3J Trucking representative, who said the operation began after state agencies told him the work could proceed…
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