Bellingham Comments from Digital Recorder - EISs for the Proposed ...

GATEWAY PACIFIC TERMINAL EIS SCOPING HEARING VOL. II
COURT REPORTER: BETH DRUMMOND PROCEEDING DATE: October 27, 2012
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1 volume a problem?
2 AUDIENCE MEMBER: Can you repeat? Thank you.
3 MS. STRAUSZ-CLARK: Okay. I'm sorry. I'm in
4 such a rush to get you all in. I'll slow down.
5 Significant unavoidable adverse impacts, and
6 measures to avoid minimizing and mitigating the effects of
7 the proposals. So those are going to be most helpful.
8 Comments are going to be focused on that. I'm going to ask
9 that you to try to focus your comments on one or two of
10 those core topics today.
11 AUDIENCE MEMBER: Can you read it again, please?
12 Can you read it one more time?
13 MS. STRAUSZ-CLARK: Yes, I can. A reasonable
14 range of alternatives; potentially affected resources and
15 extent of analyses; significant unavoidable adverse impacts;
16 and measures to avoid and minimize and mitigate effects of
17 the proposals, okay? All right. Is that clear for
18 everyone?
19 AUDIENCE MEMBER: One more time.
20 MS. STRAUSZ-CLARK: One more time. One more
21 time. This is the important. I've got to do that.
22 AUDIENCE MEMBER: Slowly.
23 MS. STRAUSZ-CLARK: A reasonable range of
24 alternatives, potentially affected resources, and extent of
25 the analyses -- so "extent" meaning the geographic, as an