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rc MAY'2 3 1994 BOOK 5T FAa 173`.. Attorney Stewart introduced Dale Sorensen, Chairman of the Board of Trustees of St. Edward's School, who urged the Commission to address the concerns of their small community of students and faculty members. He indicated that they could not determine today whether Mr. Lloyd's proposed changes are acceptable to them until reviewing the report being done by an expert in the field of potential health dangers caused by aerosols, and they feel that the assumption that the DER or HRS will address these issues is not enough. Mr. Sorensen felt strongly that every possible alternative should be explored before this plant is located in this area. St. Edward's will not say that it is the right or wrong location -- what they will say is that there is a potential for a serious health problerr- in'the future and if there is any way to avoid it, it should be done so now. Mr. Sorenson wished to go on record as opposing this site plan approval. He reported that he had met with Mr. Gonzalez, President of the Moorings Development Company, and assured him that the trustees of the school agree that they do not want to be arbitrary or obstruct the Moorings development program in any way, but they are asking for a reasonable period of time for all avenues and alternatives to be explored before a decision is made on the site plan application. Commissioner Bird indicated the Board's reluctance to place a wastewater treatment plant either near a school or a development. Mr. Sorenson agreed that it is a difficult situation at best. Attorney Stewart recommended that the Board vacate the site plan approval and send the matter back to the Planning & Zoning Commission for further consideration of the additional information concerning the effects of aerosols. Frank Micale, attorney representing Hutchinson Utilities, Inc., cautioned that the utility is reaching a 54