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OCT 1? 1934 BOOK 58 FACE 698 2. Raise the awareness and knowledge among county staffs of the significant use of hazardous materials in their governmental operations. 3. Develop siting criteria for hazardous waste storage/transfer stations. Since each county has its own unique governmental structure, those serving on the TCC may differ from county to county. However, the following agencies/departments typically have certain responsibilities with regard to hazardous waste management and, therefore, should be considered. Some suggested groups or individuals include: 1. Fire department .2. Land fill supervisor 3. County planner 4. Solid waste authority 5. Environmental health officer 6. County attorney , 7. Code enforcement officer 8. Municipal representatives Your attention to this matter is gratefully appreciated and we look forward to receiving your nomination to the Regional Liaison. Committee in the near future. Should you have any questions on this matter I would request you contact Sam Shannon at the Council offices at your earliest convenience. Yours truly, Honey Du can Chairma Commissioner Lyons passed out a resume on Sherman Reed, who has considerable chemical background, and stated that he would nominate Mr. Reed. Discussion ensued as to whether everyone appointed must be for a definite area, and Commissioner Lyons stated that in his discussion with the Regional Planning Council, they indicated they just didn't want to have everyone from only one area of expertise. Question arose as to whether this nomination is for the local technical coordinating committee, and Attorney Brandenburg noted that the Council is asking for nominations to the Regional Liaison Committee and also suggesting that each county establish a local Technical Coordinating Committee. Commissioner Lyons stated that his nomination was for the local Technical Coordinating Committee, but in discussion, it was felt Mr. Reed should be on the Regional Liaison Committee. 62