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The Virginia Department of Mines, Minerals and Energy and the Virginia Construction Alliance Recogni(King William County, Va.) – The Division of Mineral Mining of The Virginia Department of Mines, Mineral and Energy (DMME) and the Virginia Construction Alliance (VTC) honored Luck Stone Corporation’s Construction Aggregates division at its annual convention in Virginia Beach, Va., for its reclamation efforts for the company’s former Sand and Gravel Operation in King William County. Luck Stone received “Honorable Mention” in VTCA’s award reclamations program, Best Reclamation-Quarry, which recognizes companies that demonstrate a high level of resourcefulness, innovation and timeliness that result in successful mine land reclamation, while preserving minerals that are vital to the economy of Virginia. “We’re very proud of the group of associates that worked on reclaiming the land in King William County; I hope their creativity and innovation in land use planning will inspire others in our industry with their reclamation efforts,” said Bill Chenault, Vice President of Luck Stone Corporation’s Southern Region. “Our group’s diligence and unmatched commitment to reclaiming the land at our King William site are admirable.” About DMME and VTC: The Virginia Department of Mines, Minerals and Energy (DMME) – Division of Mineral Mining and the Virginia Transportation Construction Alliance (VTCA), jointly administer the Best Reclamation-Quarry and Best Reclamation-Non-Quarry non-regulatory awards program. The Virginia Department of Mines, Minerals and Energy (DMME) serves a large and varied group of people, organizations and agencies throughout the Commonwealth. Through its six divisions, the agency regulates the mineral industry, provides mineral research and offers advice on wise use of resources. Its programs directly serve the citizens who live near mining operations, mining labor groups, other regulatory agencies, the educational community, the mineral industry, and environmental, consumer and industry special-interest groups. The VTCA is dedicated to serving the specific needs of businesses involved in Virginia’s transportation construction and aggregate industries. They serve contractors, aggregate producers, materials suppliers, consulting engineers and other professional service firms. Additionally, the VTCA is the industry’s forum for open communication with the Virginia Department of Transportation, Virginia Department of Environmental Quality, Virginia Department of Mines, Minerals and Energy, Mine Safety and Health Administration and other agencies. About Luck Stone Corporation: Luck Stone Corporation is one of the largest private, family-owned and operated aggregates supplier in the U.S. Headquartered in Richmond, Virginia, Luck Stone is the 9th largest producer of crushed stone in the nation. It operates 17 crushed stone plants in Virginia and North Carolina, 2 sand and gravel operations, 6 architectural stone centers and 2 granite fabrication facilities. Luck Stone also owns Lee Tennis/HAR-TRU®, the world’s most popular type of clay tennis court and a leading supplier of court accessories. Luck Stone is committed to environmental stewardship and community involvement and has been recognized nationally for its conservation and community relations programs. For more information on Luck Stone Corporation, please visit www.luckstone.com.  |
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