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Pennsylvania Active Industrial Minerals Mining Permits - April 2016 Pennsylvania Active Industrial Minerals Mining Permits - April 2016 Primary Facility Kind County Municipality Mine Name Permit # Mailing Name Address1 Address2 City State Zip Code Telephone Bluestone General Permit Bradford Pike EDWARDS QUARRY 08112503 ANTHONY P BENNETT 3657 OLD STAGECOACH RD NULL WYALUSING PA 18853-8012 (570) 746-6015 Bluestone General Permit Bradford Stevens B LL JOHNSON GP-105 QUARRY 08122501 B LL JOHNSON 120 JOHNSON HILL LN NULL WYALUSING PA 18853-9759 (570) 746-2182 Bluestone General Permit Bradford Stevens B LL JOHNSON 2 08122501 B LL JOHNSON 120 JOHNSON HILL LN NULL WYALUSING PA 18853-9759 (570) 746-2182 Bluestone General Permit Bradford Sheshequin BYERS 105 QUARRY 08122502 BISHOP BROS CONST CO INC 24085 ROUTE 220 NULL ULSTER PA 18850-8112 (570) 358-3655 Bluestone General Permit Bradford Rome COMSTOCK 105 QUARRY 08132501 BLACK KNIGHT QUARR ES INC. 293 BEACON LIGHT RD NULL TOWANDA PA 18848 (570) 265-8991 Bluestone General Permit Bradford Pike GOD II QUARRY 08122504 CHARLES H GOD II 46 RIVERWOODS LN NULL SUGAR RUN PA 18846-7857 (570) 721-0906 Bluestone General Permit Bradford Pike GOD III QUARRY 08122505 CHARLES H GOD II 46 RIVERWOODS LN NULL SUGAR RUN PA 18846-7857 (570) 721-0906 Bluestone General Permit Bradford Warren DEWEY QUARRY 08112502 JOHNSON QUARRIES INC PO BOX 136 NULL LE RAYSVILLE PA 18829-0136 (570) 744-1284 Bluestone General Permit Bradford Wyalusing CAMPTOWN QUARRY 08112501 MR D RT NC 21186 ROUTE 187 NULL TOWANDA PA 18848-7984 (570) 265-0857 Bluestone General Permit Bradford Wysox WYSOX PALMER QUARRY 08122503 NITTANY NOVA AGGREGATES LLC 103 BROWN HILL RD NULL WYSOX PA 18854-7766 (267) 246-6176 Bluestone General Permit Bradford Asylum NORTH STAR 2 QUARRY 08152501 NORTHSTAR LEASING INC DBA NORTHSTAR STONE PO BOX 322 NULL MESHOPPEN PA 18630-0322 (570) 499-0812 Bluestone General Permit Bradford Asylum BEEBE QUARRY 08132502 SHAWN M ODELL 50 HEAVENLY LN NULL WYALUSING PA 18853-9009 (570) 746-0409 Bluestone General Permit Sullivan Shrewsbury PIT 2 57112501 JACK L MCCLINTOCK 15222 US HIGHWAY 220 NULL MUNCY VALLEY PA 17758-9562 (570) 337-4943 Bluestone General Permit Susquehanna Harford ROCK RIDGE STONE WEIDA QUARRY 58132507 4DS VENTURES INC 7295 KINGSLEY RD NULL KINGSLEY PA 18826-6567 (570) 289-4139 Bluestone General Permit Susquehanna Bridgewater ROCK RIDGE STONE CASTROGIOVANNI QUARRY 58132508 4DS VENTURES INC 7295 KINGSLEY RD NULL KINGSLEY PA 18826-6567 (570) 289-4139 Bluestone General Permit Susquehanna Franklin ROCK RIDGE STONE CANFIELD QUARRY 58122504 4DS VENTURES INC 7295 KINGSLEY RD NULL KINGSLEY PA 18826-6567 (570) 289-4139 Bluestone General Permit Susquehanna Liberty W LBER K & E QUARRY 58132509 ADAM W LBER 14 MERRILL ST NULL HALLSTEAD PA 18822-9498 (607) 343-3160 Bluestone General Permit Susquehanna New Milford BRETT EXCAV J ELWIN QUARRY 58152501 BRETT EXCAV INC 9799 CHESTNUT R DGE RD NULL MIDDLEPORT NY 14105-9632 (716) 628-6579 Bluestone General Permit Susquehanna Liberty JUANS BLUESTONE BUEDALE FARM QUARRY 58162506 BUEDALE FARM 1167 UPPER RHINEY CREEK RD NULL HALLSTEAD PA 18822-8907 (570) 967-2353 Bluestone General Permit Susquehanna Great Bend K LMER HALLSTEAD QUARRY 58132502 CECIL KILMER 363 STATE ROUTE 374 NULL NICHOLSON PA 18446-9415 (570) 942-6546 Bluestone General Permit Susquehanna Apolacon COMPTON OLYMPIC LAKE QUARRY 58112511 DAVID P COMPTON 909 GLENWOOD RD NULL HOP BOTTOM PA 18824-7813 (570) 942-6359 Bluestone General Permit Susquehanna Harford K LMER WARREN QUARRY 58122514 DOUGLAS G KILMER 4847 SR106 NULL CLIFFORD TOWNSHIP PA 18470 (570) 222-4404 Bluestone General Permit Susquehanna Harmony GREENE HARMONY V QUARRY 58142502 EDWARD GREENE III 21188 STATE ROUTE 171 NULL SUSQUEHANNA PA 18847-9536 (570) 727-2077 Bluestone General Permit Susquehanna Harmony COX 1 STEVENS PO NT QUARRY 58132506 EDWARD M COX JR 21838 STATE ROUTE 29 NULL MONTROSE PA 18801-7018 (570) 967-0939 Bluestone General Permit Susquehanna Auburn WHEATON QUARRY 58112504 ERIC WHEATON 1021 LAKE AVE NULL MONTROSE PA 18801-8648 (570) 278-4508 Bluestone General Permit Susquehanna Lenox FS LOPKE CONTR FALLON QUARRY 58112514 FS LOPKE CONTR INC 3430 STATE ROUTE 434 NULL APALACH N NY 13732-1232 (607) 687-1114 Bluestone General Permit Susquehanna Jackson FS LOPKE CONTR CHAMBERLAIN QUARRY 58112502 FS LOPKE CONTR INC 3430 STATE ROUTE 434 NULL APALACH N NY 13732-1232 (607) 687-1114 Bluestone General Permit Susquehanna Brooklyn W LLIAMS W LLIAMS QUARRY 58162505 HB WILLIAMS INC 5553 S WESTON RD NULL KINGSLEY PA 18826 (570) 289-4467 Bluestone General Permit Susquehanna Lenox HL ROBINSON FALLON LENOX QUARRY 58112517 HL ROBINSON SAND & GRAVEL INC 535 ITHACA ROAD NULL CANDOR NY 13743-0121 (607) 659-5153 Bluestone General Permit Susquehanna New Milford HL ROBINSON C/O NEW M LFORD QUARRY 58112512 HL ROBINSON SAND & GRAVEL INC 535 ITHACA ROAD NULL CANDOR NY 13743-0121 (607) 659-5153 Bluestone General Permit Susquehanna Lenox BARBER GLENWOOD QUARRY 58122501 JAMES W BARBER TRUCKING & EXCAV LLC PO BOX 157 NULL CLIFFORD PA 18413-0157 (570) 222-9514 Bluestone General Permit Susquehanna Jessup MILLARD QUARRY 58112516 KEVIN MILLARD 1799 SUTTON RD NULL NEW MILFORD PA 18834 (607) 768-0535 Bluestone General Permit Susquehanna Forest Lake L & D STONEWORKS STONE STREET QUARRY 58112505 L & D STONEWORKS INC 2774 STONE ST NULL MONTROSE PA 18801-9338 (570) 934-2669 Bluestone General Permit Susquehanna Rush EVANS TUSCARORA QUARRY 58142506 MARTY EVANS 7312 KINGSLEY RD NULL KINGSLEY PA 18826 (570) 575-3324 Bluestone General Permit Susquehanna Liberty MESHOPPEN STONE LIBERTY 1 QUARRY 58112515 MESHOPPEN STONE INC PO BOX 127 NULL MESHOPPEN PA 18630-0127 (570) 833-2767 Bluestone General Permit Susquehanna Auburn MESHOPPEN STONE WRIGHT QUARRY 58132504 MESHOPPEN STONE INC PO BOX 127 NULL MESHOPPEN PA 18630-0127 (570) 833-2767 Bluestone General Permit Susquehanna Auburn MESHOPPEN STONE HOLLISTER QUARRY 58132510 MESHOPPEN STONE INC PO BOX 127 NULL MESHOPPEN PA 18630-0127 (570) 833-2767 Bluestone General Permit Susquehanna Brooklyn LEPRE FRANKL N 1 QUARRY 58142504 MICHAEL D LEPRE 5766 STATE ROUTE 11 NULL HOP BOTTOM PA 18824-7946 (570) 289-6027 Bluestone General Permit Susquehanna Lathrop DIAS NE LTON QUARRY 58142501 NEILTON DIAS 503 MORGAN HWY NULL CLARKS SUMMIT PA 18411 (570) 815-5380 Bluestone General Permit Susquehanna Choconut NITTANY NOVA AGGREGATES SHEA 2 QUARRY 58122513 NITTANY NOVA AGGREGATES LLC 103 BROWN HILL RD NULL WYSOX PA 18854-7766 (267) 246-6176 Bluestone General Permit Susquehanna New Milford NITTANY NOVA AGGREGATES ARNOLD QUARRY 58122510 NITTANY NOVA AGGREGATES LLC 103 BROWN HILL RD NULL WYSOX PA 18854-7766 (267) 246-6176 Bluestone General Permit Susquehanna New Milford PA QUARRIED BLUESTONE WAGNER 17 QUARRY 58132503 PA QUARRIED BLUE STONE CO PO BOX 4 NULL SOUTH GIBSON PA 18842-0004 (570) 222-4546 Bluestone General Permit Susquehanna Rush BENNETT ALLEN QUARRY 58162503 PAUL B BENNETT & SONS 312 KEECH RD NULL RUSHVILLE PA 18828 (570) 934-2397 Bluestone General Permit Susquehanna Auburn POWERS STONE AUBURN 2 QUARRY 58142503 POWERS STONE INC 15644 SR 267 NULL MONTROSE PA 18801-9340 (570) 934-2240 Bluestone General Permit Susquehanna Franklin JENK NS WHITNEY QUARRY 58122503 RICH JENKINS INC 362 GR NNELL RD NULL KINGSLEY PA 18826-9518 (570) 434-2883 Bluestone General Permit Susquehanna Lanesboro COLEMAN CRESTMONT 1 QUARRY 58122505 ROBERT A COLEMAN PO BOX 3 NULL SUSQUEHANNA PA 18847-0003 (570) 465-2003 Bluestone General Permit Susquehanna Lanesboro COLEMAN CRESTMONT 2 QUARRY 58122506 ROBERT A COLEMAN PO BOX 3 NULL SUSQUEHANNA PA 18847-0003 (570) 465-2003 Bluestone General Permit Susquehanna New Milford ROCK LAKE SHURSKY QUARRY 58132505 ROCK LAKE INC PO BOX 277 NULL LAKE COMO PA 18437-0277 (607) 206-4181 Bluestone General Permit Susquehanna New Milford WEIDA WILDCAT 1 QUARRY 58142505 SCOTT WEIDA 4282 WHENGREEN RD NULL NICHOLSON PA 18446 (570) 947-5428 Bluestone General Permit Susquehanna Bridgewater SHANNON HILL STONE CO QUARRY 58112513 SHANNON HILL STONE CO 247 JAYNE LN NULL MESHOPPEN PA 18630-9441 (570) 833-4921 Bluestone General Permit Susquehanna Lathrop TIMBER LANE 4 QUARRY 58122502 TIMBER LANE STONE INC 1903 T MBER LN NULL CLARKS SUMMIT PA 18411-9539 (570) 586-8294 Bluestone General Permit Susquehanna New Milford TRI CITY HWY PROD ONYON QUARRY 58122515 TRI CITY HWY PROD INC PO BOX 338 NULL BINGHAMTON NY 13902 (518) 402-7590 Bluestone General Permit Susquehanna Choconut TRI CNTY MATERIAL CVF 1 QUARRY 58152503 TRI COUNTY MATERIAL CORP 2620 EGYPT RD NULL NORRISTOWN PA 19403-2302 (610) 831-1100 Bluestone General Permit Wayne Manchester JOHNSTON & RHODES PETERSON QUARRY 64112502 JOHNSTON & RHODES BLUESTONE CO PO BOX 130 NULL EAST BRANCH NY 13756-0130 (607) 363-7595 Bluestone General Permit Wayne Buckingham SCHRADER A BAK QUARRY 64132501 KEVIN SCHRADER PO BOX 262 NULL LAKE COMO PA 18437-0262 (570) 798-0337 Bluestone General Permit Wayne Scott COLEMAN SHERMAN QUARRY 64112501 ROBERT A COLEMAN PO BOX 3 NULL SUSQUEHANNA PA 18847-0003 (570) 465-2003 Bluestone General Permit Wayne Scott COLEMAN WINTERDALE IV QUARRY 64142501 ROBERT A COLEMAN PO BOX 3 NULL SUSQUEHANNA PA 18847-0003 (570) 465-2003 Bluestone General Permit Wayne Texas KOHRS WARFIELD PIT 1 QUARRY 64122501 TIM KOHRS 1031 BETHANY TPKE NULL HONESDALE PA 18431-4042 (570) 253-5409 Bluestone General Permit Wyoming Meshoppen MESHOPPEN STONE BUNNELL QUARRY 66112501 MESHOPPEN STONE INC PO BOX 127 NULL MESHOPPEN PA 18630-0127 (570) 833-2767 Bluestone General Permit Wyoming Nicholson NORTH STAR LEASING 1 QUARRY 66132501 NORTHSTAR LEASING INC DBA NORTHSTAR STONE PO BOX 322 NULL MESHOPPEN PA 18630-0322
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