Additional Comments Summary Response to Additional Comments

RESPONSE SUMMARY
REVISED DRAFT ORDER OF APPROVAL NO. 10052
Comment Period – September 13 – October 28, 2010
Commenter
Clint Willaford
(Oral Comments October
19, 2010)
Kevin Bruce
(Oral Comments October
19, 2010)
Patrick Daly
(Oral Comments October
19, 2010)
Comment Synopsis
(October 19 Oral Comments Paraphrased) – The smell must go away.
Cedar Grove and the Clean Air Agency are both ineffective. Shut them
down.
(October 19 Oral Comments Paraphrased) – Lives in 4 Lakes. Cedar
Groves breaks their word over and over. The last two years were the
worst. Look for a continuous monitoring option. Do it before approving
a permit. Otherwise reject it.
(October 19 Oral Comments Paraphrased) – For 25 years Cedar Grove
has held him hostage. Tired of the impacts, which are getting worse.
We need Dic Gribbon back out here. He has had enough.
Catherine Avila
(Oral Comments October
19, 2010)
Sharon Schimke
(Oral Comments October
19, 2010)
Paul Beuter
(Oral Comments October
19, 2010)
Rick Tieman
(Oral Comments October
19, 2010)
(October 19 Oral Comments Paraphrased) – Lives in Mirror Mont.
Moved there for her health. She has asthma. She did not experience the
smell for two years, but the addition of food waste at Cedar Grove
Compost changed that. Now she can’t open windows, but needs to for
her asthma. Can’t work outside. She has trouble sleeping and
headaches. It is not possible for her to host an office party at her house.
She can’t sell her house because of both the economy and the odors.
Now her health is deteriorating. Jerry Bartlett tried to tell her the odor
was not from compost, their odor expert confirmed it. Her husband did
APCO work in California. He looked at the complaints. He can’t
believe they are still open. Make the fines hurt. She is interested in a
potential lawsuit. And is open for contact for that purpose. Also
interested in a Joint Appeal of Taxes due to depreciation.
(October 19 Oral Comments Paraphrased) – Has lived in Maple Hills
since 1968. In 1991 the odors came. For 4-1/2 years now she has had
cancer. She worries about the effects of Cedar Grove on her health, as
it’s not possible to have such sustained odor without health effects. She
is glad to know she isn’t the only complainant. She appreciates the
public involvement
(October 19 Oral Comments Paraphrased) – Calls for a show of hands
of who would like to see CG shutdown.
(October 19 Oral Comments Paraphrased) – Is a 22 year resident.
Don’t trust manual tests. They need to be automatic. The end product is
not mentioned, and is not monitored. The finished product still produces
odors, and the emissions need to be controlled.