Trucks smashed vegetation and crushed delicate soil, according to a Castle Valley town councilor.
After several days, all the waste seemed gone, but the event had still left its mark on the area with off-road tire tracks and crushed vegetation.When Castle Valley Town Councilor Pamela Gibson took her regular morning walk to the rust-red ridge between Castleton Tower and Adobe Mesa the morning of Sept. 3, she encountered “visual blight.”
By Wednesday, all the waste seemed gone, but the event had still left its mark on the area with off-road tire tracks and crushed vegetation. Monday morning — 36 hours after the wedding — detritus included ripped-open trash bags “with plastic, soiled paper and discarded food strewn about, caught in bushes or rolled down the cliff,” according to Castle Valley Town Councilor Pamela Gibson.
“Based on our evaluation of your planned activity,” the document reads, “ does not appear to be necessary.”
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