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WOODWARD: Yeah, okay, like I say if you want to deal with subst time to do it. When we get to the question of the petitions for whether your interests are different than the public, and not th Okay? So just so everybody is clear on that. All right, if I cou hand. Do you swear or affirm to tell the truth today before the Commission? TESTIFIERS: I do. WOODWARD: Very good. Okay, youÓre Mr. Ferazzi? FERAZZI: Yes. WOODWARD: Okay. If youÓll give us your name and address. FERAZZI: Robert Ferazzi. I live at 28-338 Higa Road, PepeÒekeo, WOODWARD: Okay. And you had actually signed up as an individual and representing PepeÒekeo Point Gardens. YouÓre still planning on filing for sta FERAZZI: Yes. WOODWARD: Okay, very good. FERAZZI: For both. WOODWARD: HeÓs going to continue, okay, on both of them. All right. You may begin your testimony, sir. FERAZZI: Okay, basically IÓm a retired chemistry teacher. I wor California and I finished my careers with a six-year stand at Un as a research chemist. And during that time I worked closely wi the whole comments here and questions about air quality are all SO2, which are pretty horrible. I am a farmer, a small farmer in what thatÓs going to do. I know itÓs nowhere near what the volca additional load. There are also other chemicals that are going t arsenic and dioxin is highly likely that that will be produced from the trees, if theyÓre burning trees, which IÓm not sure if theyÓve ever said specifically. Th you take trees that are contaminated with salt air and salt spra which is a really deadly pollutant. And I donÓt think enough has Also, the amount of water they plan of drawing out of the ground 2,000,000 gallons or something, I think, they said a day or what well thatÓs 90 feet deep. IÓm using perch water. IÓm not in the theyÓre overdrawing may take me to nothing. So those are some v 5 EXHIBIT B