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Comment From: Brandon Washington

10/12/26 @ 8:00 PM
I would like to go on record about the steel fabrication plant. Specifically, I coach youth soccer at the park adjacent to the proposed site. Local wind patterns could carry hazardous air pollutants directly into our neighborhood. I am asking the age...↓
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Comment From: Joyce Richardson

10/12/26 @ 8:00 PM
On behalf of my household, I am commenting on the fertilizer production facility. my husband is a volunteer firefighter who already deals with smoke exposure. Local wind patterns could carry volatile organic compounds directly into our neighborhood. ...↓
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Comment From: Donald Phillips

10/12/26 @ 8:00 PM
Please accept this comment opposing the draft permit conditions for the industrial paint and coatings plant. I''m particularly troubled by the potential increase in greenhouse gas emissions in our air shed. Notably, I have chronic bronchitis and moni...↓
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Comment From: Heather Williams

10/12/26 @ 8:00 PM
I am submitting this comment on the draft air permit for the rendering plant off Highway 40. Importantly, I work outdoors most of the year as a landscaper in this area. The draft permit''s handling of hazardous air pollutants appears insufficient giv...↓
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Comment From: Jack Flores

10/12/26 @ 8:00 PM
I am writing regarding the rendering plant off Highway 40. my mother has COPD and struggles on high pollution days. Given our area''s existing air quality challenges, added greenhouse gas emissions is unacceptable. For these reasons, I respectfully r...↓
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Comment From: Julie Rivera

10/12/26 @ 8:00 PM
I am writing regarding the wood pellet manufacturing plant. Given our area''s existing air quality challenges, added benzene and other air toxics is unacceptable. To explain further, I work outdoors most of the year as a landscaper in this area, and ...↓
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Comment From: Ryan Alexander

10/12/26 @ 8:00 PM
I would like to go on record about the new natural gas compressor station. Notably, our church runs an outdoor food pantry once a week near the corridor. The projected levels of fugitive dust in the application seem understated. I am asking the agenc...↓
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Comment From: Pamela Young

10/12/26 @ 8:00 PM
I want to share my concerns about the fertilizer production facility. I have chronic bronchitis and monitor the air quality index daily. Local wind patterns could carry diesel exhaust particulates directly into our neighborhood. For these reasons, I ...↓
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Comment From: Stephen Miller

10/12/26 @ 8:00 PM
As a resident near the industrial paint and coatings plant, I have several concerns to raise. Given our area''s existing air quality challenges, added benzene and other air toxics is unacceptable. In particular, I coach youth soccer at the park adjac...↓
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Comment From: Linda Adams

10/12/26 @ 8:00 PM
I''ve reviewed the draft permit materials for the pipeline compressor station expansion and remain concerned. For my part, I am a retired nurse who has seen the respiratory toll of poor air quality firsthand. The draft permit''s handling of benzene a...↓
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Comment From: Michael Sanchez

10/12/26 @ 8:00 PM
I am submitting this comment on the draft air permit for the ethanol production facility. I grow vegetables in a community garden downwind of the site. I''m particularly troubled by the potential increase in benzene and other air toxics in our air sh...↓
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Comment From: Catherine Roberts

10/12/26 @ 8:00 PM
I''m reaching out about the pending air permit decision for the plastics recycling and shredding facility. Given our area''s existing air quality challenges, added ground-level ozone precursors is unacceptable. For my part, I jog along the greenway e...↓
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Comment From: Maria Allen

10/12/26 @ 8:00 PM
I''m reaching out about the pending air permit decision for the plastics recycling and shredding facility. Specifically, I coach youth soccer at the park adjacent to the proposed site. I don''t see enough safeguards in the permit for benzene and othe...↓
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Comment From: Joseph Rogers

10/12/26 @ 8:00 PM
I''m reaching out about the pending air permit decision for the chemical manufacturing plant on the north side. I have chronic bronchitis and monitor the air quality index daily. My primary concern is hazardous air pollutants, which the draft permit ...↓
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Comment From: Brenda Cox

10/12/26 @ 8:00 PM
This letter concerns the pipeline compressor station expansion and its potential air quality impacts. My primary concern is hydrogen sulfide odors, which the draft permit does not adequately address. For my part, our family runs a bed and breakfast t...↓
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Comment From: Kevin Ross

10/12/26 @ 8:00 PM
As a resident near the proposed landfill gas flare system, I have several concerns to raise. To explain further, I am a beekeeper and worry about air quality effects on my hives. The projected levels of fugitive dust in the application seem understat...↓
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Comment From: Nicholas Peterson

10/12/26 @ 8:00 PM
This letter concerns the ethanol production facility and its potential air quality impacts. our neighborhood association has tracked complaints about odors for years. I don''t see enough safeguards in the permit for nitrogen oxides. For these reasons...↓
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Comment From: Ashley Sanders

10/12/26 @ 8:00 PM
I''ve reviewed the draft permit materials for the fertilizer production facility and remain concerned. Local wind patterns could carry greenhouse gas emissions directly into our neighborhood. Importantly, our clinic sees a noticeable uptick in respir...↓
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Comment From: Aaron Sanders

10/12/26 @ 8:00 PM
On behalf of my household, I am commenting on the wood pellet manufacturing plant. For context, my mother has COPD and struggles on high pollution days. I''m particularly troubled by the potential increase in ground-level ozone precursors in our air ...↓
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Comment From: Eric Perry

10/12/26 @ 8:00 PM
This letter concerns the expanded refinery unit and its potential air quality impacts. I teach at the middle school within the modeled impact zone. The draft permit''s handling of hazardous air pollutants appears insufficient given our local conditio...↓
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Comment From: Charles Ramos

10/12/26 @ 8:00 PM
I am writing regarding the biomass energy facility near the river. My primary concern is hazardous air pollutants, which the draft permit does not adequately address. Importantly, our church runs an outdoor food pantry once a week near the corridor, ...↓
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Comment From: Kathleen Baker

10/12/26 @ 8:00 PM
I am submitting this comment on the draft air permit for the plastics recycling and shredding facility. To explain further, I work outdoors most of the year as a landscaper in this area. I''m particularly troubled by the potential increase in fine pa...↓
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Comment From: Nicole Murphy

10/12/26 @ 8:00 PM
As a resident near the new natural gas compressor station, I have several concerns to raise. I have lived three blocks from the site for over fifteen years. Given our area''s existing air quality challenges, added fugitive dust is unacceptable. For t...↓
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Comment From: Amy Clark

10/12/26 @ 8:00 PM
I am submitting this comment on the draft air permit for the concrete batch plant off County Road 12. My primary concern is formaldehyde emissions, which the draft permit does not adequately address. For my part, my property sits at the lowest point ...↓
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Comment From: Jeffrey Nguyen

10/12/26 @ 8:00 PM
I am submitting this comment on the draft air permit for the pipeline compressor station expansion. Importantly, our clinic sees a noticeable uptick in respiratory visits during inversion days. Emissions of benzene and other air toxics from this faci...↓
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Comment From: Gary Simmons

10/12/26 @ 8:00 PM
I would like to go on record about the new natural gas compressor station. I coach youth soccer at the park adjacent to the proposed site. Local wind patterns could carry hydrogen sulfide odors directly into our neighborhood. For these reasons, I res...↓
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Comment From: Helen Gonzales

10/12/26 @ 8:00 PM
I''ve reviewed the draft permit materials for the plastics recycling and shredding facility and remain concerned. The draft permit''s handling of fine particulate matter (PM2.5) appears insufficient given our local conditions. For my part, I jog alon...↓
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Comment From: Joshua Wright

10/12/26 @ 8:00 PM
On behalf of my household, I am commenting on the pipeline compressor station expansion. In particular, I am a beekeeper and worry about air quality effects on my hives. Given our area''s existing air quality challenges, added fugitive dust is unacce...↓
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Comment From: Angela Moore

10/12/26 @ 8:00 PM
I would like to go on record about the new natural gas compressor station. our neighborhood association has tracked complaints about odors for years. Emissions of benzene and other air toxics from this facility are my chief worry. For these reasons, ...↓
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Comment From: Anthony Walker

10/12/26 @ 8:00 PM
I am writing regarding the plastics recycling and shredding facility. Given our area''s existing air quality challenges, added hydrogen sulfide odors is unacceptable. Specifically, my husband is a volunteer firefighter who already deals with smoke ex...↓
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Comment From: Gregory Carter

10/12/26 @ 8:00 PM
I would like to go on record about the industrial paint and coatings plant. Notably, I manage a small farm stand that depends on clean air for our produce. Given our area''s existing air quality challenges, added nitrogen oxides is unacceptable. I am...↓
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Comment From: Michelle Robinson

10/12/26 @ 8:00 PM
I''m reaching out about the pending air permit decision for the cement kiln modification project. my husband is a volunteer firefighter who already deals with smoke exposure. I''m particularly troubled by the potential increase in formaldehyde emissi...↓
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Comment From: Larry Wood

10/12/26 @ 8:00 PM
As a resident near the sand and gravel quarry operation, I have several concerns to raise. Given our area''s existing air quality challenges, added hydrogen sulfide odors is unacceptable. As background, I jog along the greenway every morning near the...↓
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Comment From: Samuel Cooper

10/12/26 @ 8:00 PM
As a resident near the steel fabrication plant, I have several concerns to raise. To explain further, I teach at the middle school within the modeled impact zone. Local wind patterns could carry greenhouse gas emissions directly into our neighborhood...↓
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Comment From: Samantha King

10/12/26 @ 8:00 PM
I am writing regarding the biomass energy facility near the river. I am a retired nurse who has seen the respiratory toll of poor air quality firsthand. I don''t see enough safeguards in the permit for greenhouse gas emissions. For these reasons, I r...↓
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Comment From: Diane Henderson

10/12/26 @ 8:00 PM
I am submitting this comment on the draft air permit for the plastics recycling and shredding facility. The draft permit''s handling of sulfur dioxide appears insufficient given our local conditions. To explain further, my property sits at the lowest...↓
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Comment From: Debra Ward

10/12/26 @ 8:00 PM
Please accept this comment opposing the draft permit conditions for the expanded refinery unit. To explain further, I coach youth soccer at the park adjacent to the proposed site. I don''t see enough safeguards in the permit for sulfur dioxide. I am ...↓
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Comment From: Katherine Parker

10/12/26 @ 8:00 PM
On behalf of my household, I am commenting on the cement kiln modification project. I am a retired nurse who has seen the respiratory toll of poor air quality firsthand. My primary concern is sulfur dioxide, which the draft permit does not adequately...↓
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Comment From: Victoria Kelly

10/12/26 @ 8:00 PM
As a resident near the new natural gas compressor station, I have several concerns to raise. Local wind patterns could carry sulfur dioxide directly into our neighborhood. In particular, I manage a small farm stand that depends on clean air for our p...↓
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Comment From: Jacob Collins

10/12/26 @ 8:00 PM
Please accept this comment opposing the draft permit conditions for the new natural gas compressor station. In particular, I care for my elderly father who has heart disease. The draft permit''s handling of greenhouse gas emissions appears insufficie...↓
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Comment From: Christine Barnes

10/12/26 @ 8:00 PM
I am submitting this comment on the draft air permit for the fertilizer production facility. I teach at the middle school within the modeled impact zone. Given our area''s existing air quality challenges, added benzene and other air toxics is unaccep...↓
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Comment From: Paul Butler

10/12/26 @ 8:00 PM
I would like to go on record about the proposed landfill gas flare system. Emissions of hydrogen sulfide odors from this facility are my chief worry. To explain further, my son was diagnosed with asthma two years ago, and I ask the agency to install ...↓
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Comment From: Jonathan Perez

10/12/26 @ 8:00 PM
On behalf of my household, I am commenting on the wood pellet manufacturing plant. In particular, I jog along the greenway every morning near the facility boundary. Given our area''s existing air quality challenges, added volatile organic compounds i...↓
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Comment From: Laura Harris

10/12/26 @ 8:00 PM
As a resident near the cement kiln modification project, I have several concerns to raise. I jog along the greenway every morning near the facility boundary. My primary concern is volatile organic compounds, which the draft permit does not adequately...↓
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Comment From: Karen Powell

10/12/26 @ 8:00 PM
Please accept this comment opposing the draft permit conditions for the new natural gas compressor station. Local wind patterns could carry sulfur dioxide directly into our neighborhood. Importantly, our neighborhood association has tracked complaint...↓
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Comment From: Frank Lewis

10/12/26 @ 8:00 PM
On behalf of my household, I am commenting on the cement kiln modification project. For context, our clinic sees a noticeable uptick in respiratory visits during inversion days. I don''t see enough safeguards in the permit for nitrogen oxides. I am a...↓
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Comment From: Matthew Martin

10/12/26 @ 8:00 PM
I am writing regarding the cement kiln modification project. I care for my elderly father who has heart disease. Given our area''s existing air quality challenges, added fine particulate matter (PM2.5) is unacceptable. For these reasons, I respectful...↓
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Comment From: Timothy Davis

10/12/26 @ 8:00 PM
I am submitting this comment on the draft air permit for the wood pellet manufacturing plant. Emissions of fugitive dust from this facility are my chief worry. For my part, I have lived three blocks from the site for over fifteen years, and I ask the...↓
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Comment From: Maria Chen

10/12/26 @ 8:00 PM
This letter concerns the chemical manufacturing plant on the north side and its potential air quality impacts. For my part, I care for my elderly father who has heart disease. I''m particularly troubled by the potential increase in formaldehyde emiss...↓
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Comment From: Patricia Lopez

10/12/26 @ 8:00 PM
I''ve reviewed the draft permit materials for the new natural gas compressor station and remain concerned. my property sits at the lowest point in the valley where emissions tend to settle. The draft permit''s handling of nitrogen oxides appears insu...↓
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Comment From: Raymond White

10/12/26 @ 8:00 PM
I''m reaching out about the pending air permit decision for the metal recycling facility near Elm Creek. The projected levels of hazardous air pollutants in the application seem understated. For context, our clinic sees a noticeable uptick in respira...↓
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Comment From: Hannah Lewis

10/12/26 @ 1:00 PM
This project may be feasible, but only with conditions that protect surrounding residents. The permit should require best available control technology, routine inspections, transparent reporting, and a clear complaint process. It should also account ...↓
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Comment From: Aaron Fischer

10/12/26 @ 1:00 PM
Please ensure the permit includes enforceable emission limits for all operating modes, not just normal production. Startup, shutdown, maintenance, and malfunction periods can produce significant emissions. The permit should require detailed logs for ...↓
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Comment From: Hector Ramirez

10/12/26 @ 1:00 PM
The draft analysis should consider greenhouse gas emissions as well as conventional pollutants. This project may operate for decades, and its climate impacts should not be ignored. Please require energy-efficiency measures, electrification where poss...↓
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Comment From: Claire Parker

10/12/26 @ 1:00 PM
I am against this permit and ask the agency to reject the proposal.
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Comment From: Grace Kim

10/12/26 @ 1:00 PM
I appreciate that the applicant proposes modern pollution-control technology. However, the permit should make those commitments enforceable rather than descriptive. Please identify the exact equipment, operating parameters, maintenance requirements, ...↓
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Comment From: Brian Evans

10/12/26 @ 1:00 PM
I support the proposed facility and hope the agency approves the permit.
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Comment From: Robert Hale

10/12/26 @ 1:00 PM
The draft permit does not adequately address cumulative impacts from existing traffic, warehouses, and industrial operations in this area. Adding another emissions source may be significant even if the project meets individual source thresholds. Plea...↓
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Comment From: Elena Santos

10/12/26 @ 1:00 PM
Please do not approve this permit until the odor impacts are better explained. Odors may not always violate a numerical standard, but they can still make it difficult for neighbors to enjoy their homes. The permit should require a complaint response ...↓
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Comment From: Leah Turner

10/12/26 @ 1:00 PM
The agency should evaluate whether the proposed stack height will disperse pollution into nearby neighborhoods or sensitive natural areas. Dispersion modeling can be difficult for the public to evaluate, so the assumptions and results should be expla...↓
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Comment From: Vanessa Cooper

10/12/26 @ 1:00 PM
I strongly oppose this project and believe the permit should be denied.
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Comment From: Megan Stewart

10/12/26 @ 1:00 PM
I attended the public meeting and wanted to thank everyone involved in the review process.
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Comment From: Ethan Coleman

10/12/26 @ 1:00 PM
The proposed operating hours could create noise and air-quality impacts late at night. The permit should limit high-emission activities during overnight hours when atmospheric conditions may trap pollution closer to the ground. Please also require th...↓
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Comment From: Jasmine Patel

10/12/26 @ 1:00 PM
The proposed control equipment sounds reasonable, but the permit should specify testing frequency and required removal efficiency. It is not enough to say the controls will be operated properly. Please include stack testing requirements after install...↓
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Comment From: Caleb Hughes

10/12/26 @ 1:00 PM
The permit needs a clearer compliance schedule. Some of the proposed controls appear to be installed after operations begin, which creates unnecessary risk. Please require all major pollution controls to be operational before the facility starts rout...↓
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Comment From: Andrew Phillips

10/12/26 @ 1:00 PM
I am in favor of the permit and support moving the project forward.
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Comment From: Thomas Klein

10/12/26 @ 1:00 PM
The emissions calculations should be independently reviewed before the permit is finalized. Several assumptions about hours of operation and throughput appear optimistic. If actual production increases, emissions could be higher than stated in the ap...↓
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Comment From: Laura Mitchell

10/12/26 @ 1:00 PM
I support this project and believe it will be good for the area.
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Comment From: Priya Shah

10/12/26 @ 1:00 PM
I ask the agency to require more transparent reporting. The public should be able to see emissions data, inspection reports, deviation reports, and enforcement actions without filing a records request. A simple online dashboard would help residents u...↓
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Comment From: Rachel Morgan

10/12/26 @ 1:00 PM
Thank you for providing an opportunity for the public to comment on this permit.
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Comment From: Jordan Price

10/12/26 @ 1:00 PM
The application should better explain how the facility will prevent leaks from tanks, valves, and piping. Small leaks can add up over time and may release hazardous pollutants. Please require a leak detection and repair program with regular inspectio...↓
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Comment From: Derek Collins

10/12/26 @ 1:00 PM
I appreciate the agency sharing information about the proposed air permit with the public.
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Comment From: Alicia Nguyen

10/12/26 @ 1:00 PM
I support local jobs, but the permit needs stronger protections for air quality. The facility is close to homes, a park, and an elementary school. Please require fence-line monitoring for fine particles, sulfur dioxide, and any hazardous air pollutan...↓
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Comment From: Samuel Wright

10/12/26 @ 1:00 PM
The facility should be required to notify neighbors before planned maintenance events that may increase emissions. People deserve to know when flaring, venting, or other unusual activities could affect air quality. Notices should be issued in multipl...↓
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Comment From: Nathan Young

10/12/26 @ 1:00 PM
I oppose this air permit and do not think this project should move forward.
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Comment From: Nina Brooks

10/12/26 @ 1:00 PM
I am worried about the impact on children and older adults who live nearby. Even small increases in pollution can matter for people with asthma, heart disease, and other health conditions. Please evaluate the project using health-protective assumptio...↓
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Comment From: Emily Carter

10/12/26 @ 1:00 PM
I support approval of this air permit and believe the project will be a positive addition to the community.
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Comment From: Jason Reynolds

10/12/26 @ 1:00 PM
Please do not approve this permit. I oppose the proposed project.
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Comment From: Sofia Martinez

10/12/26 @ 1:00 PM
Please consider the environmental justice implications of this permit. Our community already has multiple pollution sources and fewer resources to manage health impacts. The agency should meet with residents in the neighborhood before making a final ...↓
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Comment From: Melissa Gray

10/12/26 @ 1:00 PM
Thank you for considering comments from residents during the permit review process.
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Comment From: Kevin Morrison

10/12/26 @ 1:00 PM
The permit should include strict limits on fugitive dust from material handling, storage piles, and truck loading. Windy days can spread dust well beyond a facility boundary. Please require watering, covered conveyors, enclosed transfer points, and d...↓
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Comment From: Victor Allen

10/12/26 @ 1:00 PM
I am asking for stronger enforcement language in the final permit. There should be meaningful consequences for missing monitoring deadlines, failing stack tests, or operating control equipment outside approved parameters. Please require immediate rep...↓
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Comment From: Cole Peterson

10/12/26 @ 1:00 PM
I do not support this permit and ask the agency not to approve it.
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Comment From: Marcus Bennett

10/12/26 @ 1:00 PM
I am concerned that diesel truck traffic associated with this project has not been fully considered. Trucks idling near the site will add emissions that affect nearby residents and workers. The permit should require anti-idling practices and designat...↓
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Comment From: Maya Reed

10/12/26 @ 1:00 PM
I live about a mile from the proposed facility and am concerned about additional particulate matter in our neighborhood. The application should explain how emissions will be monitored during startup, shutdown, and equipment malfunctions. Please requi...↓
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Comment From: Isabella Chen

10/12/26 @ 1:00 PM
I would like the agency to require independent ambient air monitoring near the site boundary. Company self-reporting is not enough to build trust. Monitoring equipment should be located where nearby residents are most likely to be affected based on p...↓
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Comment From: Eric Ward

10/12/26 @ 1:00 PM
I have reviewed the project information and appreciate being able to submit a public comment.
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Comment From: Daniel Ortiz

10/12/26 @ 1:00 PM
The permit should set clear limits for nitrogen oxides and volatile organic compounds. The modeling appears to rely on average operating conditions, but residents experience odors and visible emissions during unusual conditions. Please require the ap...↓
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Comment From: Olivia Foster

10/12/26 @ 1:00 PM
I am concerned about emergency releases and accidental emissions. The permit should require a detailed emergency response plan that is coordinated with local fire and health agencies. Residents should know how they will be alerted if a release occurs...↓
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Comment From: Tanya Ross

10/12/26 @ 1:00 PM
I support the permit and would like to see the project approved.
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Comment From: Monique Davis

10/12/26 @ 1:00 PM
I oppose the permit as drafted because the public record is difficult to understand. Important technical documents are scattered across several files and use unexplained acronyms. Please provide a plain-language summary of emissions, health risks, co...↓
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Comment From: Olivia Carter

10/12/26 @ 11:35 AM Oppose
Residents have noticed unusual changes in the taste of tap water.
We would like to know whether recent water tests detected any contaminants.
Please provide information about the treatment process.
Testing results should be made available to the publ...↓
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Comment From: Riverbend Manufacturing (Andrew Bennett)

10/12/26 @ 10:00 AM Oppose
I request that the air permit address emissions from backup generators and routine equipment startup. Please explain how these short-term emissions will be monitored and controlled.
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Comment From: Olivia Martinez

10/12/26 @ 10:00 AM Oppose
The proposed permit should clearly identify allowable particulate matter emissions and describe the testing methods that will be used to verify that the facility remains within permitted limits.
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Comment From: Sierra Industrial Services (Christopher Lee)

10/12/26 @ 10:00 AM Oppose
Please evaluate emissions associated with increased vehicle activity at the site. Idling trucks and delivery traffic could affect nearby air quality, so appropriate limits and controls should be considered.
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Comment From: Rachel Anderson

10/12/26 @ 10:00 AM Oppose
I would like the agency to provide information about the facility''s proposed VOC controls, including how leaks from tanks, piping, and other equipment will be detected and corrected.
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Comment From: Thomas Wilson

10/12/26 @ 10:00 AM Oppose
Please consider cumulative air quality impacts from this facility together with other nearby sources. The permit should include sufficient monitoring and reporting requirements to identify unexpected increases in emissions.
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