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<br />D. The proposed asphalt plant proposal will emit particulate matter in a manner
<br />that will constitute a nuisance to the surrounding area prohibited under
<br />1007.01(D)(2) of the Roseville City Code, as evidenced by the Draft
<br />Environmental Assessment Worksheet dated July 8, 2010. Speciiically, Old
<br />Dutch Foods, 2375 Terminal Road, Roseville states
<br />°... the process used by Old Dutch Foods in creating potato chips would be highly susceptible
<br />to absorption of particulates emitted by this asphalt plant, particularly including hydrogen
<br />sulfide.
<br />(Source: Letter from Francis Rondini, Chestnut and Cambrone, attorney
<br />representing Old Dutch Foods, 2375 Terminal Road, Roseville, dated
<br />September 10, 2010; pg. 2; and Draft Environmental Assessment Worksheet
<br />dated July 9, 2010, pg 19-22).
<br />E. The proposed asphalt plant proposal will emit particulate matter in a manner
<br />that will constitute a nuisance to the surrounding area prohibited under
<br />1007.01(D)(2) of the Roseville City Code. Specifically, Old Dutch Foods
<br />states that
<br />"... through the windows and air intakes at Old Dutch Foods, particulate matter from the
<br />rubble pile, the asphalt millings pile, asphalt shingles, concrete rubble pile, and the
<br />aggregate pile, are well within the distance whereby these particulates will be easily
<br />incorporated into the ambient air at Old Dutch Foods plant, and accordingly, absorbed into
<br />and become part of their food product.
<br />(Source: Letter from Francis Rondini, Chestnut and Cambrone, attorney
<br />representing Old Dutch Foods, 2375 Terminal Road, Roseville, dated
<br />September 10, 2010; pg. 3).
<br />F. The proposed asphalt plant proposal will emit toxic and noxious materials in a
<br />manner that will constitute a nuisance to the surrounding area prohibited
<br />under 1007.01(D)(3) of the Roseville City Code. Specifically, asphalt plants
<br />emit carcinogenic compounds such as hexan, phenol, polycylic organic
<br />matter, formaldehyde, and toluene. (Source: Letter dated August 11, 2010
<br />from Chris Massey, Vice President , UC06 Roseville MN LLC, property
<br />owner of 2501 Walnut Street, Roseville, pg. 6).
<br />G. The proposed asphalt plant proposal will emit toxic and noxious materials in a
<br />manner that will constitute a nuisance to the surrounding area prohibited
<br />under 1007.01(D)(3) of the Roseville City Code. Specifically, the use of a
<br />fiber bed filter to reduce emissions of violatle organic compounds and
<br />particulate matters may not be effective due to the characteristics of the actual
<br />filter bed material, the ambient and process temperatures, effluent
<br />concentrations, containment of breakthrough emissions, particle size, and
<br />recovery desorbed organics. (Source: Letter dated September 10, 2010 from
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