Kinsley Construction plans surface blasting at Penroc Quarry from Monday to Saturday.
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What You Should Do Next
- 1
Submit Comments
Send written comments to the PA DEP District Mining Manager by mail.
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Stay Informed
Monitor local announcements for any changes to the blasting schedule.
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Follow Safety Protocols
Heed all audible warnings and signals during blasting times for safety.
Frequently Asked Questions
- What is the blasting schedule?
- Blasting will occur Monday through Saturday, from 7 am to 6 pm.
- Who should I contact for comments?
- Comments can be sent to the PA DEP District Mining Manager in Pottsville.
- What safety measures are in place?
- A flagman will control access, and barricades will be erected before each blast.
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Full Notice Text
Public Notice Blasting Schedule Notice is herby given that Kinsley Construction, LLC, 1110 East Princess St., York, PA, (717) 741-3841, plans to conduct surface blasting at the non-coal mining operation Penroc Quarry DEP Permit # 4873SM8 (Williams Quarry) and 4873SM5 (Ensminger Quarry). Blasting is scheduled for Monday through Saturday, inclusive, between the hours of 7am and 6 pm. The above schedule applies to the land tract that lies approximately 600 ft southeast of the intersection of South Zarfoss Road and Market Street and is accessed by Penroc Drive. The West York, PA USGS 7.5 minute topographic map contains the areas described which are located 12.25 inches north, and 4.3 inches west from the bottom right corner of the map. Access to the blasting area will be controlled by a flagman guarding the access road to the blast area and road barricades will be erected a minimum of 10 minutes before each detonation. The audible warnings and all clear signals to be used before a shot and after blasting are as follows: Pre-warning: Three (3) audible signals of a horn or siren, each lasting approximately 5 seconds, or at least 1 minute, but not more than 1 minute prior to detonation, followed by one (1) warning signal of a horn or siren 10 seconds prior to detonation. All-clear signal: One (1) audible signal, lasting approximately 10 seconds. Emergency situations that might prevent blasting at the scheduled times or that may require unscheduled detonation would include rain, lightning, other adverse atmospheric conditions or operator or public safety. Written comments should be submitted to the PA DEP District Mining Manager, 5 West Laurel Blvd, Pottsville, PA 17901.
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