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Bredthauer ask if there would be berms and they stated there would be. They stated that the drainage will be I the controlled area and the product will be turned all year round Ron Woitaszewski they need to move forward he expressed concern on the fact that the agland valuation is dropping ag is not doing well. He was offered an opportunity to purchase more land and he said no. He does not want to pay the high property taxes he is investing out of state Compost is a good product and we have to look for better ways to do things he noted the empty mall the road issues and the high tax rates for the schools the roads are paved they need to spend dollars on the roads. Jobs are created by business and we have to look at the future and invest in rural agriculture Hartman stated they need to put $250,000 in an escrow account for the roads. Brandon Leffler 1688 S Bluff Center Road he is in the in 1 mile radius he expressed concern on the first site and questioned the wording on the permit once it is approved they do not have anything for Gibbon Pack and questioned if this could expand into other projects JBS is proposing 9 loads a day what if they bring in product from another state. The County would monitor that. Bredthauer stated the committee met and there are strict conditions and they will do the inspections all it will take is a phone call and they can do an inspection. They are not making it easy and JBS also treats the paunch before it goes out. We want the county to be livestock friendly. It was noted that now Nebraska is behind Texas in beef production. If we want a future we need to give the 90 day permit. She stated that she also went to the Stanton site. The county also heard that the old Grand Island dump is sinking and what will be done when we fill up the landfills. Hartman stated that the decision has already been made and the people have not been heard. If it goes it will not be shut down. Lancaster stated we will her the comments from the board and fro the public. She called for any more public comments. Don Haller 1408 Marshall Street own 3 quarter of ground in 1969 had 8 to 10 inches of rain had water in grain bins he has a concern on flooding where is the water going to go Mike Dobesh 2491 south 110th Road Wood River he sells chemical fertilizer and it with $7.00 corn the farmers are suffering. He would like to not have to purchase commercial fertilizer he stated that the state buys manure and they can get a good product from Andy It may be worth more than manure. This is a conditional use permit and there are inspections just like his locations you have to follow the rules. He supports the 90 day permit. Diann Muhlbach, 18766 W Old Potash Highway, she stated she talked to Andrew Woitaszewski about the committee process and she would like more information and would like to be on the committee. She expressed concern on the following if there is water where will the water go, 9