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r MAY 18 1993 BOOK 89 mu 572 -7 permits were required of the county landfill incinerator operation. Many of the concerns expressed by the public at the April 22, 1993 Planning and Zoning Commission public hearing involved air quality and regulatory monitoring of emissions. At the meeting, the applicant's prospective incinerator supplier showed a demonstration video tape of a refractory type incinerator in operation. To ensure that an incinerator comparable to the one shown at the meeting is employed on the site, the Planning and Zoning Commission added to its approval motion a condition that the incinerator used on the site be identical or of equal performance to the type and model presented by the petitioner at the April 22, 1993 Planning and Zoning Commission meeting. In staff's opinion, such a condition should be attached to any project approval to establish a minimal degree of incinerator equipment performance exceeding FDER emission requirements. Although stockpiling debris on site is partially regulated by the specific land use criterion that limits the amount of debris stockpiled on site to a 30 -day burn volume, there was still a concern about the proper removal and disposal of the stockpiles if the business fails. To guarantee such removal and disposal, the staff recommended and the Planning and Zoning Commission approved a requirement that the applicant be required to post security with the county in an amount sufficient to pay for the proper removal and disposal of a 30 - day burn volume of debris. RECOMMENDATION: Based on the analysis performed, staff recommends that the Board of County Commissioners grant special exception use and conceptual site plan approval for the requested private land clearing debris burning facility with the following conditions: 1. Prior to the special exception use approval becoming effective, the applicant must obtain approval from the Solid Waste Disposal District (SWDD) Board as required by the specific land use criteria. Special exception use approval shall not be effective unless and until SWDD Board approval is given. Special exception use approval shall be subject to any conditions of approval placed upon the project by the SWDD Board. 2. Prior to any site clearing or development, the applicant must obtain approval and release of a site plan, as well as all applicable permits. Note: FDER permitting is a part of the site plan special land use criteria. . 3. Prior to the release of any project site plan, the applicant shall post with the county funds in an amount deemed satisfactory by the SWDD staff to guarantee proper removal and disposal from the site of a 30 -day burn volume of debris. 4. The type of incinerator to be used on the site shall be . a refractory wall type incinerator manufactured by Air -Burner, Inc., model # S-121, or type of equipment equal to or exceeding the performance of the referenced incinerator, as approved by the FDER and SWDD staff. 31