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JAN 27 1982 48 F%V7 710 There will be negotiations and changes made, perhaps if necessary, in depths and other configurations. The thing he wanted to'point out to the Board was they knew how to do that, they had those factors and they had to consider the source of this kind of statement, coming from some- one like Dr. Christensen is going to approved at finally, over not going any further than him. Mr. Jones asked if a factor is fed into this model and ends - in a_ --result the DER does not find meaningful, then the model has to be changed, therefore something on the site has to be changed; then what happens? Do they have to come back and get another site plan approval? Mr. Brandenburg answered they would have to come back for a modification of the site plan; if it was a significant change ..... he was interrupted by Mr. Jones who commented,'"presumably, nothing would have been done at this stage on the site;" and Mr. Brandenburg said that was correct. Mr. Thomas stated he didn't think they ever submf't a complete and final construction drawings at this stage of the process; one of the most important factors in this mixing process was the move- ment of the boats themselves and with that depth, and that many boats moving in and out, that only would provide most of the mixing they would need and wouldn't be plugged into the factor at all. Mr. Jones asked Mr.. Brandenburg if the beginning develop- ment on the site was contingent upon approval of every single, blooming, permit and piece of paper required; or'can it be done in stages? Mr. Brandenburg stated it could be done in stages, but no stage can occur until permit requirements of that stage had been met. He used the dredge and fill as an example; stating they could not dredge and fill until they had received a dredge and fill permit. Mr. Jones then questioned if the dredge and fill permit had anything to do with the DER approval of the results of the model, for example, in terms of flushing the basin and was told it would. Mr. Thomas again assured the Board and those present the DER, the Corp -or Engineers and all other agencies would require.complete final construction drawings before they would give them the final permit and that normally takes a year and one-half, or more of that type of technical processing of the application. Going back to the design of the basin, Mr. Thomas touched on the concern for heavy -metals. He stated there were very few people in this state who are capable of measuring -some