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David S . Dee Page 2 regulatory issues . In 2006 , Mr . Dee successfully completed the TREEO training course for landfill operators . Mr . Dee is a graduate of the Leadership Tallahassee and Leadership Florida programs , which are sponsored by the Tallahassee and Florida Chambers of Commerce , respectively . He served two terms on the Board of Regents for Leadership Florida. Mr . Dee was a member of the Board of Directors of Goodwill Industries of the Big Bend, Inc . , for nine years and served as the President of the Board . He served on the Board of Directors for the Tallahassee Chapter of the American Red Cross . Mr . Dee was a volunteer in the American Peace Corps in Nepal and Ethiopia. Mr . Dee has significant experience with the Florida Electrical Power Plant Siting Act ("PPSA") and many of the other environmental regulations applicable to electrical generating facilities . He has handled the permitting of many major construction projects involving electrical generating facilities, including new facilities on " green field" sites . He also routinely works on state and federal issues involving major sources of air pollution, including permits issued pursuant to the program for the prevention of significant deterioration ("PSD ") of air quality . For example , in 2010 Mr . Dee helped Gainesville Renewable Energy Center, LLC obtain the PPSA and PSD approvals for a new electrical power plant that will burn biomass (wood) to generate 100 megawatts ("MW ") of electricity for Gainesville Regional Utilities . In 2010 - 11 Mr. Dee also helped the Solid Waste Authority of Palm Beach County obtain the PSD permit and PPSA approval for a new resource recovery facility (a/k/a waste4o - energy facility) that will buns 3 , 000 tons per day of municipal solid waste to generate approximately 100 MW of electricity . Mr. Dee has considerable experience with solid waste management issues . Among other things , Mr. Dee : (a) obtained the state and federal environmental permits for Pasco County' s resource recovery facility , Class I landfill , and associated facilities ; (b) obtained the state and federal environmental permits for Hillsborough County' s resource recovery facility (Units 1 - 3 ) and expansion (Unit 4) ; (c) obtained the state and federal permits for Lee County' s resource recovery facility (Units 1 and 2) and expansion (Unit 3 ) ; (d) obtained the state and federal permits for two biomass-fired cogeneration facilities ( Okeelanta and Osceola) in Palm Beach County, as well as the PPSA and PSD approvals for the expansion of the Okeelanta facility , and the PPSA approval for the Class I landfill that will receive the ash generated by the Okeelanta facility ;