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MAY 2 3 1984 BooK 57 wuE179 School will have some extra time to gather more data for reconsideration by the Planning & Zoning Commission. Chairman Scurlock agreed that while they are putting these things on paper for reconsideration by the Planning & Zoning Commission, he would have the opportunity to meet with the City of Vero Beach on June 5th. Mr. Aiello felt that they were sitting with an approved site plan and had met all the criteria and asked why they could not go forward on the basis that they would make those adjustments agreed to today. Attorney Brandenburg stated that the hearing today is to determine whether Hutchinson Utilities has met all the requirements of site plan. In the event the Board feels that there is an alternate design that will be required to meet those improvements, they have the ability to vacate that approval, and send it back to the Planning & Zoning Commission, and have Hutchinson Utilities change their site plan showing all the necessary alignments of the plants, blowers, buffering, etc., that they say they are willing to do. Hutchinson Utilities does not, however, have to go back to square one and submit a new site plan. Utilities Director Terry Pinto felt that the school and the residents of the area should keep in mind that the City's wastewater treatment plant has been in place for many years, and if there are aerosols, one can smell them when going over the bridge. He pointed out that we have the opportunity to look at a new design in the building of a new plant and he is more concerned about the aerosols from the existing plant. He felt certain there is going to be a moratorium on additional hookups if a new plant is not built. Commissioner Bird asked Mr. Sorensen if 30 days is sufficient for them to submit further information regarding the potential health hazards, and Mr. Sorensen confirmed that the study was currently underway. W