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this authorized disposal site intends to remain in operation for <br /> a period of time roughly equivalent to the operation of the <br /> Falcon Energy facility. Falcon Energy should not be allowed to <br /> provide this evasive answer and not agree to the condition. <br /> Condition 40 would require that the facility lands be <br /> rezoned to industrial and Williamson Act cancellation fees be <br /> paid to the County. This condition would be appropriate <br /> depending on the relative size of the biomass project versus the <br /> waste oil recovery. Based on both the size of the property <br /> consumed and the revenues generated, it is likely that the waste <br /> oil recovery facility will be the dominant feature of the <br /> project, as it does not rely on agricultural sources of oil. <br /> Condition No. 47 potentially conflicts with Condition No. <br /> 13 . Condition No. 47 would require that all off-spec materials <br /> be identified by laboratory analysis shall be recorded and <br /> documented separately and reported to the Department of Health <br /> Services within 24 hours. Falcon Energy' s response is evasive. <br /> It should be required to either accept or reject this condition. <br /> When combined with Condition No. 13 , if Condition No. 13 is <br /> enforced, it is conceivable that a truck could arrive on site and <br /> wait 24 hours on site with non-specification oil. If Condition <br /> No. 13 is not insisted upon, it is possible that such oil could <br /> be unloaded from the truck and commingled with other oil prior to <br /> a determination within 24 hours of its failure to meet <br /> specifications of AB86 . <br /> Condition No. 48 . Falcon Energy appears to agree with a <br /> condition that no oil would be accepted prior to the availability <br /> of results of the testing of the materials. It should directly <br /> agree to this condition. It should also be specified that Falcon <br /> Energy will not be able to rely on the manifest of the generator <br /> of the waste fuel and that it may only rely on its own on-site or <br /> off-site testing prior to commingling or acceptance of material. <br /> Condition No. 50 . Condition No. 50 would require hearings <br /> beyond those required by state and local regulations for <br /> expansion of the facility. Falcon Energy' s response that they <br /> will follow all required procedures to expand the plant is an <br /> evasive answer. The Committee should insist on public hearings <br /> whether required by law or not for expansion of the facility. <br /> Falcon Energy should be required to specify what procedures they <br /> are referring to when they state that they will follow all <br /> required procedures if they desire to expand the plant. <br /> Farm Bureau is willing to assist the LAC in any way <br /> possible. We will promply forward the DHS proposes conditions <br /> when they are received. We hope these comments are helpful in <br /> 6 <br />