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E AL: Mr. Mich3 spoke in rebuttal and the following <br /> ~" points: this is no violation o anyone's con ctu l rights; <br /> the opposition referred to statements by the County Administrator <br /> the County Administrator' s letter of July 24, 1972, directed to <br /> the Board of Supervisors, expressed concern over the solid waste <br /> disposal program; the County Administrator indicates a pressing <br /> problem which needs to be solved within the County. This proposal <br /> is not the same concept as a cit p; this proposal is concerned <br /> with the recovery of material; it will be operating totally within <br /> the confines of a closed building and there will be no flying <br /> debris. The test borings were on the perimter of the property as <br /> the property was beinglirrigated at the time the tests were made; <br /> they were unable to establish the 100-year flood .frequency to <br /> this project because the Corps -of nineers did not use those <br /> terms in 1965. Fire protection would e greatly enhanced by the <br /> two wells on the property. Rodents do not become a problem if the <br /> sanitary land fill operation is conducted in the correct manner; <br /> 160 acres will last for 30 years for a sanitary land fill, without <br /> resource recovery operation; regarding the wells in the area, the <br /> water is deep enough that there is no danger of contamination. <br /> All soil not to be used will be spread, compacted on subject property <br /> The method of operation will allow people to bring their material <br /> o the building (which will be a pole building that could be ex- <br /> panded as required) , the material will be processed (never stored <br /> in the building) , and tran6farred to the Lovelace site. <br /> PUBLIC HEARING CLOSED <br /> In answer to a question, Mr. Michael stated that they are not inter <br /> ested in operating a facility for the general public. <br /> DISCUSSION AND ]FINDINGS : commissioners McComb, Boyden, Barrows, <br /> ' W'aidhofer and Barrows spoke on this issue and in their comments <br /> t the following findings were made: <br /> E2; A r val: <br /> - There is a real necessity for this type of operation. <br /> - The remarks by the League of Women Voters and the <br /> Ecology Coalition were appreciated. <br /> - In favor of the concept as outlined, but not in this <br /> location. <br /> _ Concept is faultless. <br /> - The building proposed is quite small and could be placed <br /> almost anywhere; it would be well located in the. City, <br /> in an industrial area; and that the materials which are <br /> not recovered could be hauled away to a sanitary land <br /> fill site. <br /> We need this project; it must start somewhere; if it <br /> means we should sacrifice 160 acres, then we should do <br /> that; we musty make a start to reclaim this material. <br /> For Denial: <br /> - . This is not the proper location for the proposed use. <br /> - All of the arable land should not be developed. <br /> - If the farmers in the area are correct in the amount <br /> of sugar beets which can be grown on this land, then <br /> the land should 'remain in agriculture . <br /> - Agriculture is needed for food production. <br /> This is agricultural land. <br /> MOTION: ove , seconded (Barrows-Donald) and carried by a majority <br /> roll call--------------------------------------------o eo deny the permit. Comm. Boyden Voted no. <br /> 4---------------- <br />