2016-01-07 Hearing Transcript - Arrow SPP 09-076 & Rodrigues SPP 15-178

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DANCEL: Cultural sites. SHELDON: Cultural sites that they say aren’t there. There were cultural sites there, but again, they went in, destroyed it all, before anyone could get up there and see it. I’ve called Clear Air many times complaining. No one shows up. But, of course, they call me back, but they are very thin. You know, everyone’s spread thin within the State departments, unfortunately. They’re not spending money in departments where they should be. So, what I ask you is to please take a look at the pictures. See the destruction, and put a stop to it. The roads in front my place, they’ve dug so deep on one side, and the cinder is very, very soft. I’m afraid that road is going to cave in at some point, and someone’s going to get hurt. So, it’s for safety and health, and wind—always windy in Ocean View. When they’re working, the crushers are going continuously all day long—the winds picking up that dust and blowing it directly to my home. It’s coming in through the thin cracks. It’s on my counters when I wake up in the morning. Thank you very much. Yeah, please consider this. Thank you. HENKEL: Thank you, Debbie. If, if you’re done, Commissioners, are there any questions for the testifiers? IKEDA: Yes. HENKEL: Mr. Ikeda. IKEDA: You know, looking at the map behind you, where is your house located? HENKEL: Here, we’ll give you a pointer. SHELDON: I own this corner lot and three acres in the middle of this— HATA-FINLEY: —Microphone— SHELDON: —directly across— ARAI: Microphone. HENKEL: Please use your microphone. SHELDON: Oh, okay. Okay, you see right, okay right here is the cinder pit. It’s very deep. That’s where the mountain once was. I’m right here. I own three acres there, and one on the corner here. So, this wind from here’s gonna blow straight to my house. It has blown for many years from here to my house. I’ve called many times ‘cause they come in with little motor bikes 6 EXHIBIT C