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Resident urges council to rescind support for Resolution Copper, cites water and subsidence concerns
Summary
A long‑time resident told the council she opposes the Resolution Copper project, referenced the 2025 FEIS, warned of subsidence of 2–4 feet, and cited proposed wells that would pump 400 gallons per minute for 40 years along a 22‑mile concentrate pipeline. Council took no action during the public comment period.
Sylvia Barrett, a Queen Creek resident of more than 30 years, used her public‑comment time to urge the council to rescind its support for the Resolution Copper project. Barrett said the project would dig 30 wells in the San Tan Valley area that would each “be pumping 400 gallons per minute for 40 years,”…
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