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<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> The coal ash pile and its required system of ditches, swales, settling ponds, and outfall #2 were <br /> <br /> not rezoned for industrial use nor covered by a revision to SMA 221. I contend that this is the <br /> same owner as cited in SMA 221 because the property was sold to Continental Pacific, LLC <br /> subject to a long term lease covering the operation of the coal ash pile. This is the same operator <br /> despite numerous name changes, the same waste from the same industrial process, and is an <br /> expansion of the operations approved by SMA 221. There should be an amendment to the major <br /> permit SMA 221, which has been continuously referenced in HCPC's applications as the permit <br /> under which the coal ash facility has operated, rather then this activity being treated as a separate <br /> action and possibly handled as a minor permit or exemption, which I feel would be discretionary <br /> abuse. <br /> <br /> As legal reference I cite the following: <br /> <br /> HCC Section 25-2-2. Issuance of permits or licenses in conformance with chapter. <br /> All departments, officials, and public employees authorized to issue permits or licenses <br /> shall conform to the provisions of this chapter and no permit or license for any use, <br /> building, or other purpose shall be issued where the license or permit would be in conflict <br /> with the provisions of this chapter. Any permit or license, if issued in conflict with the <br /> provisions of this chapter, shall be void. <br /> <br /> Planning Commission Rule 6-2 Standing to Submit a Petition for a Special Permit. <br /> Any person who desires to use its land within a State Land Use agricultural or rural <br /> district other than for an agricultural or rural use may petition the Planning Commission <br /> for permission to use its land in the manner desired. <br /> <br /> Planning Commission Rule 9-8 Permits Required for Development. <br /> A. No development shall be allowed within the Special Management Area without <br /> obtaining a permit in accordance with these Rules and Regulations. <br /> B. No State or County Agency authorized to issue permits within the Special <br /> Management Area shall authorize any development unless approval is first received <br /> in accordance with these Rules and Regulations. <br /> <br /> Planning Commission Rule 9-1 Definitions. <br /> (10) "Development" means any of the following uses, activities, or operations on <br /> land or in or under water within the Special Management Area: <br /> A. "Development" includes the following: <br /> (i) Placement or erection of any solid material or any gaseous, <br /> liquid, solid, or thermal waste; <br /> (ii) Grading, removing, dredging, mining, or extraction of any <br /> materials; <br /> (iii) Change in the density or intensity of use of land, including but <br /> not limited to the division or subdivision of land; <br /> (iv) Change in the intensity of use of water, ecology related thereto, <br /> or of access thereto; and <br /> (v) Construction, reconstruction, or alteration of the size of any <br /> structure. <br /> 4 <br />