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"open burning," we could insert "in urbanized areas." Mr. Kleckner further noted that another point that come up with AG and residential so close together is that AG needs to spray and some would even like to use aircraft for that purpose. He believed that spraying and open burning are two issues that need some addressing. Chairman Eggert noted that she has some problem with citrus up there not being able to burn the trees they have culled out, but Commissioner Bowman believed that Henry Fischer had to buy a $32,000 air curtain incinerator for his development, and she believed the citrus people need to do the same thing. Commissioner Bird pointed out that this problem was addressed earlier when Mrs. Lier was here, and it was agreed to exempt AG when a 5 member Board was present. Director Keating advised that we have a comparable policy in the Conservation Element that has been there and already does exempt AG. He would suggest that we put that in here and make it consistent, and we can still look at other available options. Commissioner Bowman noted that on a national level we asking for a Clean Air Act and talking about the ozone layer, and all that particulate going up in there doesn't just go away; so, she really felt when you are exempting AG, you are doing us all a disservice. Director Keating wasn't even sure the air curtain inciner- ator doesn't produce as much of that; it just burns it quicker and more efficiently. The Board gave staff the ability to exempt AG and change the Policy accordingly as discussed. OBJECTIVE 5 INTERGOVERNMENTAL COORDINATION By 1992, the county will establish a regular coordination mecha- nism with other local governments and agencies for an effective system of Solid Waste Management`. Chairman Eggert read the following Policy, which has some changes: A a � 125 BOOK P' �E • �E 6 C'J