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WOODWARD: Very good. And weÓll begin with Elaine Munro. If youÓll give us your, well, thatÓs your name. If youÓll give us your address and then you m E. MUNRO: Thank you. My address is PO Box 990, PepeÒekeo, Hawaii. My name is Elaine Munro. I certainly acknowledge the other people who have spoken. with a disabled person. She has thyroid disease, fibromyalgia an chronic sinusitis. I am very concerned about pollutants coming f application. I donÓt know the effects of all the pollutants. The issue is definitely a very big concern that I have. A second concern that I have is the trees that are going to be c We know that theyÓre going to be using burning wood. My concern wood and my concern is not that theyÓre going to be creating job jobs. I mean the economy is really what makes us all have a good from what I understand, the technology that they will use is an inefficient. So that means that more trees are going to be burne electricity. So theyÓre going to be wasting a lot. I believe tha that will use less trees to produce more electricity. So in the business proposal wouldnÓt we want to have technology thatÓs going to use our trees in the most efficient way rather than wasting? My third concern is on ethanol. We know that Hu Honua says that between Ethanol Research Hawaii and MMA Renewables. The fact that theyÓre in association with an ethanol group tells me that they have an interest in SMA reference in their packet. SMA 208 allows them to produce ethano was first granted that was granted for using the byproduct of su ethanol. That made a lot of sense back in 1985, made a lot of se molasses, thereÓs no sugar came. So how would they produce etha they would have to bring in all the ingredients. So whatÓs that that going to do to the traffic, whatÓs that going to do to the about the ethanol production in this hearing but theyÓve open th association with an ethanol company and mentioning the ethanol p So IÓd like to at least get that out on the table. So thatÓs all you. WOODWARD: Okay, thank you very much. Questions? No? Okay, Susa S. MUNRO: Susan Munro. Post Office Box 366, PepeÒekeo. Elaine is my sister. I live on Sugar Mill Road. My husband and I built a house there about four our land to a local farmer who grows bananas and we have cattle the rest of our property. My concerns are, I echo what Elaine ha Sugar Mill Road. The traffic on Sugar Mill Road already is a pro three times a year some car goes out of control and takes out ou the number of trucks that are going to be added to that load. I grid. WeÓre on catchment. We have solar. And both of those con what the emissions from the stack are going to do to, you know, 10 EXHIBIT B