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has a six finger septic system with tile all around, two 1,000- gallon tanks with a lift station. More homes mean more septic systems. Margie Giger, 10000 N. Rooker Road, showed an aerial map of the area showing this spring water running across these properties. Her concerns were the erosion and her well. David Rother, 9924 Rooker Road told the commission he thinks the water is a big problem. He said he had 44 acres and had himself thought about subdividing, but he could not do that to the neighbors. He said his house was 15 feet above flood stage and this property was 60 to 75 feet below his house. Nathan Haney, 99 N. Rooker Road, stated he was opposed to the proposal. Mary Kinmon, 10010 Rooker Road told the commission she testifies to seeing the water in the pictures and she cannot see how their septic systems were going to drain. Doug Kinmon, same address, said that when they bought a five- acre plot, he understood one house on five acres and he can't see how this can be divided up into one-acre plots. Ross Holloway told the commission he wanted to ask for a continuance to verify these comments and bring back possible solutions. Motion was made by Commissioner Bruner, second by Commissioner Ehrhart to grant a continuance to the March 27,2003 meeting. Motion carried unanimously. Ross Holloway of Holloway & Associates representing JDC Associates requested a replat of Lot 5, Hancel Parkway, in Flagstaff. Mr. Holloway told the commission there were two issues: First, divide Lot 5 into two parcels, Lot B 2.587 acres and Lot a 4.01 acres, due to there being not as much ready need for the bigger lots and to proceed with the division regardless of the buyer. Secondly, a request for approval of NuGenesis site plan of one large warehouse building with twenty parking spaces. Motion was made by Commissioner McGuire, second by Commissioner Corbin to approve the division of the plat into two lots. Motion carried unanimously. Doug Peters, the contractor, told the commission that Lot 5A would be built on with a 15,500 square foot building. They are looking at a metal building with split- faced block on the lower half. The office space would be 3,000 square feet and the remainder for the recycling process. Commissioner McGuire asked what was going to be recycled. Jim Parker, owner of NuGenesis, told the commission they recycled appliances and were currently located in Plainfield and they were in need of more space. He said about 25,000 to 30,000 units go thru per year. These included units from restaurants and anything that contains freon. Commissioner Bruner asked if they thought they would get large enough to have to file T-2 reports and Mr. Parker said no, because he didn't like to have a lot of storage. Commissioner Bruner said he had talked to the Plainfield Fire Marshall and another town's Fire Marshall and they couldn't see a problem with this facility. The hours NuGenesis would be open are eight to five Monday thru Friday and eight to twelve noon on Saturday. Commissioner Young asked if the only hazardous material was mercury and Mr. Parker said yes, but the mercury is never out of the capsule. Commissioner McGuire asked if all the storage goes inside and Mr. Parker answered yes. Commissioner McGuire asked if the shell of the appliance was sent to the scrap yard whole or if it was smashed or crushed with a shredder or processor of metal? Mr. Parker said the shell was sent to the scrap yard whole.