1

 1

 2

 3

 4

 5

 6

 7

 8 EPA PUBLIC HEARING RE:

 9 PROPOSED ACTION, RECONSIDERATION OF BEST AVAILABLE

10 RETROFIT TECHNOLOGY COMPLIANCE DATE FOR REID GARDNER

11 GENERATING STATION PROPOSED 18-MONTH EXTENSION OF

12 COMPLIANCE DATE

13 Taken on Monday, April 29, 2013

14 At 6:00 p.m.

15 1 Lincoln Street

16 Moapa, Nevada

17

18

19

20

21

22

23

24

25 Reported by: RENE' HANNAH, CCR #326
2

 1 APPEARANCES:

 2 For the Environmental Protection Agency, Region 9:

 3 BEATRICE WONG

 U.S. EPA Region 9

 4 75 Hawthorne Street

 San Francisco, California 94105

 5 (415) 947-8000

 6 AMY ZIMPFER, Associate Director,

 Air Division

 7

 ANN LYONS, Assistant Regional Counsel,

 8 Office of Regional Counsel

 9 NILOUFAR GLOSSON, Air Division

 Communications Liaison

10

 ANITA LEE, Project Lead, Air Division

11

12

13

14

15

16

17

18

19

20

21

22

23

24

25
3

 1 MS. WONG: Welcome, and good evening,

 2 everyone. Can you hear me? Welcome and good

 3 evening. The public hearing is now in session. My

 4 name is Beatrice Wong. I am the acting public

 5 hearing officer for the United States Environmental

 6 Protection Agency Region 9 in San Francisco. I'm

 7 the presiding officer for today's hearing. With me

 8 tonight are several people from EPA Region 9. That

 9 includes Amy Zimpfer, she is an Associate Director

10 in our Air Division. Ann Lyons is up here in the

11 front, she's an Assistant Regional Counsel in our

12 Office of Regional Counsel. Niloufar Glosson, she

13 is the Air Division's Communications Liaison. And

14 Anita Lee is in the back, she's the Project Lead,

15 also from the Air Division. And our court reporter

16 today is Rene' Hannah, and she will be the court

17 reporter transcribing the hearing and your comments.

18 The purpose of today's hearing is to

19 accept public comment on the Environmental

20 Protection Agency's proposed action to extend the

21 date that Units 1, 2, and 3 at Reid Gardner

22 Generation Station must meet limits to reduce

23 emissions of nitrogen oxides, or NOx. These

24 emissions limits were required in a previous action

25 under the Best Available Retrofit Technology, (BART)
4

 1 requirement of the Regional Haze Rule. So EPA is

 2 proposing to extend the compliance date by 18

 3 months, from January 1, 2015 to June 30, 2016. This

 4 extension is based on supplemental information

 5 provided by NV Energy demonstrating that additional

 6 time was needed to design, procure and install new

 7 NOx controls. The proposed additional time would

 8 allow NV Energy a total of four years from the

 9 effective date of the final BART determination to

10 comply. The proposed time frame is consistent with

11 the Clean Air Act, which requires BART controls to

12 be installed as expeditiously as practicable, but no

13 later than five years from the date of the final

14 BART determination. You can find details of EPA's

15 proposed action on EPA's website.

16 EPA also recognizes that NV Energy, the

17 owner and operator of Units 1, 2, and 3 at Reid

18 Gardner Generating Station has proposed a plan

19 called NVision that is currently under review in the

20 Nevada State Legislature that includes the closure

21 of Units 1, 2, and 3 by the end of 2014. EPA

22 understands that the timing and fate of NVision are

23 not certain, and that NV Energy is still working

24 expeditiously to comply with the BART emissions

25 limits for Reid Gardner.
5

 1 My sole role as presiding officer is to

 2 ensure that EPA receives your oral comments in an

 3 orderly fashion. I'm not involved in assessing or

 4 responding to your comments; likewise, I'm not

 5 involved with EPA's final decision-making process

 6 with respect to the request for the extension. So

 7 rather, my sole role is really to facilitate this

 8 proceeding to make sure that all community members

 9 have an equal opportunity to submit oral comments on

10 this issue of the extension as part of the official

11 administrative record.

12 So before we begin accepting your

13 comments, I'd like to describe the ground rules for

14 today's hearing. This hearing is a formal

15 proceeding and the testimony offered will become

16 part of the administrative record on which EPA will

17 base its decision. Public notice of this hearing

18 was published in the Federal Register on April 4th,

19 2013, it was posted on EPA's website and in the

20 docket for this proposed action at

21 www.regulations.gov.

22 This hearing is being transcribed by a

23 court reporter, who will be preparing a verbatim

24 record of the hearing. If you present oral comments

25 at today's hearing, will you please speak clearly
6

 1 and slowly so that the court reporter can understand

 2 you and record your comments accurately. I also ask

 3 that you refrain from interrupting other speakers or

 4 asking questions during the presentation. This

 5 courtesy will also help the court reporter

 6 transcribe this hearing accurately. Shouting and

 7 noisemaking and other disruptive conduct which

 8 prevents the speakers from being heard or prevents

 9 hearing officials from being heard and otherwise

10 disrupts the hearing is not going to be permitted.

11 And not doing those things will also allow the court

12 reporter to accurately record the comments that are

13 being made during this hearing.

14 There is a registration table at the back

15 of the room. If you'd like to make oral comments

16 there's an oral comment form that you can fill out

17 and they will bring the comment form to me and we'll

18 have each speaker come in the order that we receive

19 comments. And each speaker will have five minutes

20 to make an oral comment. Please write your name

21 legibly on these forms as the court reporter will be

22 using the form to actually transcribe your name into

23 the record. Although we do ask that you state your

24 name for the record and if you're representing

25 someone or speaking on behalf of someone, to please
7

 1 let us know who it is you're representing. And if

 2 you would please spell their names or the

 3 organization's name when you speak, we would

 4 appreciate that so we can have an accurate record of

 5 those comments as well.

 6 On the oral comment form there is a place

 7 for you to provide your email address if you would

 8 like to receive, to be part of the email listing for

 9 additional information that we'll provide when we

10 make the final decision. If you do not wish to

11 speak tonight you can submit written comments for

12 the official record. Written comments submitted

13 through the U.S. Postal Service must be postmarked

14 on or before May 30, 2013. Written comments can be

15 received by email as long as they're received by

16 11:59 p.m. on May 30, 2013. You may also submit

17 written comments tonight. There is a box in the

18 back where we receive written comments. It's not

19 necessary for you if you submit written comments for

20 you to make the same oral comments, as oral comments

21 and written comments are treated the same. Or you

22 can submit written comments and not make an oral

23 comment tonight, in the comment box in the back of

24 the room. Written comments and oral comments

25 receive equal consideration by the EPA in making its
8

 1 final decision. The oral comments received at this

 2 hearing and written comments will be reviewed and

 3 considered by EPA, all of them will. So if you

 4 provide comments today or written comments later on,

 5 all comments will be considered in EPA's preparation

 6 of its final decision.

 7 It's important for you to know that we are

 8 here only to take comments on EPA's proposed action

 9 to extend the date Units 1, 2, and 3 at the Reid

10 Gardner Generating Station must meet the limits to

11 reduce the emissions of nitrogen oxides as required

12 under the BART requirements of the Regional Haze

13 Rule. EPA will only consider comments related to

14 this proposed action in making its final decision.

15 So I'm asking that you refrain from making comments

16 that are not related to this specific action.

17 EPA's decisions on the Clean Air Act rules

18 are typically made with the participation of a

19 number of people within our organization. EPA staff

20 cannot comment to any specific decision related to

21 the proposed reconsideration and extension of the

22 compliance date. The purpose of this hearing is for

23 EPA to listen to your comments. Therefore, EPA will

24 not be providing responses during this hearing.

25 Rather, the EPA will prepare summaries of the
9

 1 comments it receives and EPA's responses. The

 2 responses to comments will be available at the time

 3 EPA issues a final determination related to the

 4 compliance date to meet limits to reduce the

 5 emissions of nitrogen oxides at Units 1, 2, and 3 at

 6 Reid Gardner. EPA will not make a final decision

 7 until all comments submitted during the public

 8 comment period have been considered.

 9 EPA's notice of final decision, along with

10 the responses to comments, will be emailed to anyone

11 who has requested notification and provided an email

12 address. The information will also be available on

13 EPA's website and in the docket for this rulemaking.

14 A copy of today's transcript will be

15 available for inspection at EPA's offices in San

16 Francisco, as well as in the docket for this

17 rulemaking. If you wish to purchase an official

18 copy of the transcript you can make arrangements

19 with Ms. Hannah, the court reporter.

20 In a few minutes I'll begin calling on

21 speakers who have filled out and submitted the

22 speaker request card. Speakers will be called in

23 groups of three in the order that they're received.

24 When you hear your name, please come forward and

25 wait for your turn to speak. So there's a podium
10

 1 here for the speakers and then we reserve two seats

 2 in the front for anyone who's waiting their turn to

 3 speak. If you're not in the room when it's your

 4 turn to speak, I will recall your name after I've

 5 gone through all of the speakers.

 6 MS. SIMMONS: Can we change the order? I

 7 have to (inaudible).

 8 MS. WONG: Sure. So we want to make sure

 9 that everyone has an opportunity to speak tonight.

10 To that end, we ask that people limit their comments

11 to five minutes. To assist in this effort we have

12 Ann Lyons, who will be keeping time. She will let

13 you know when you have a minute left and she will

14 hold up a red card when the five minutes is up. If

15 you have lengthier comments than those five minutes,

16 you can submit the remainder of your comments in

17 writing, and if we have time after we've gone

18 through all of the speakers, you are welcome to come

19 if there's time at the end of this hearing before

20 the hearing closes, we would be happy to take the

21 remainder of your oral comments then as well.

22 So let's begin the comment period. The

23 first speakers are Vickie Simmons, Iris Daboda, and

24 Dan Galpern. Vickie Simmons?

25 MS. SIMMONS: My name is Vickie Simmons,
11

 1 V-I-C-K-I-E, Simmons, S-I-M-M-O-N-S, and I am a

 2 member of the Moapa Band of Paiutes and I live here.

 3 I've been working actively on this matter. It's so

 4 complex and it's so hard for our people to know

 5 what's going on. And it really takes a lot of time

 6 to try to explain to everybody. What we're doing

 7 even tonight is difficult to realize. Why are we

 8 coming back here once again? I don't understand.

 9 It has to do with visibility. Well, I want to give

10 a fine, a fine to EPA, however much money because I

11 have to look at that plant, after you know how much

12 it's polluting, it's going on. All four stacks are,

13 pollution is coming out right now. And that makes

14 me mad. I said I rushed over here after doing an

15 errand. I have to go pick up my friend who lives in

16 the house down there, where his brother died of

17 cancer. He's so sick he can't even walk up here, so

18 I'm going to go get him. And his other brother is

19 laying over there in the hospital. They're

20 contemplating pulling the plug on him. You know,

21 what's going on here? And we don't have, the

22 equation says it doesn't, it's not profit, it's the

23 percentage, how much it costs to make these

24 improvements and how much the visibility is going to

25 increase. Okay. We don't have to make, you know,
12

 1 Nevada Power do the best controls, but we're going

 2 to make them do some controls. But it's so

 3 humiliating because, like you don't matter, your

 4 health doesn't matter, this equation matters and the

 5 money matters in the end, but not our health. And I

 6 just want to say that I'm getting sick and tired of

 7 coming up here, but I will just come here. And I'm

 8 not going to give up. I'll be relentless and, you

 9 know, I'm sad that I couldn't do more to get more

10 people here, but honestly, I just don't know what to

11 tell them anymore. You know, we're confused and

12 there's a lot of things going on. And I don't know

13 why they can't afford to make those changes, why

14 they want to have more time. I don't understand

15 that. And that's what I have to say. And I hope

16 somebody else does, says whatever I didn't say.

17 Okay. Thank you.

18 MS. DABODA: My name is Iris Daboda,

19 I-R-I-S, D-A-B-O-D-A. I'm a tribal member of the

20 Moapa Band of Paiutes, which is very precious to me

21 and all the people that live here. I am so glad

22 that EPA is here on our reservation so that they

23 themselves can see how close we are to that, the

24 monster is what I call it, that we have to see every

25 day, smell every day, feel the effects of it every
13

 1 day, every second of our lives. Where do we get to

 2 enjoy anything like that? Nowhere but here. And

 3 that's not a joy. As I said, that you can see how

 4 close to our native land, and also how sad we are

 5 that the people that were, here, we were more than

 6 we are today. They're no longer here to speak for

 7 themselves, so we're here speaking for them. And

 8 hopefully, the EPA will not let the unit that NV

 9 Energy, to be continually be open for however long

10 that they had mentioned. To continue to emit the

11 toxins that are basic to our lives. As Vickie said,

12 I don't understand, either, why they're allowing

13 them. Because they need supplemental information

14 for them to be opened? I'm one of the people that

15 Vickie talks about I'm confused. I'm confused why

16 our people are still dying. And why nobody can hear

17 us, no matter how much we speak or no matter how

18 much support we get from other people or other

19 reservations that are trying to help us, because

20 they know that this is not right. They know that

21 people shouldn't have to live like this. I wish

22 there were more people here today from our

23 membership. But I know that in their hearts they

24 know that this is very important for them. For them

25 to voice their opinions today and their concerns.
14

 1 And I know that some of them have said that we came

 2 here already. We talked about that. Why are we,

 3 just exactly what Vickie said. Why do we have to go

 4 there again? They didn't hear us the first time,

 5 they didn't hear us -- my cousin, he was here last

 6 time talking. Now he can't even talk because he's

 7 in the hospital. The one that's here getting the

 8 plug pulled on him. Very active member in trying to

 9 get some resolution to these main issues that we

10 face. I joined the EPA committee because I felt

11 it's very important for us to try to make a

12 difference so people can hear with clarity and truly

13 understand where we are coming from, what it means

14 to us. I lost a lot of people in my own family that

15 may or may not have been caused by NV Energy in

16 those days Reid Gardner. But in my heart I believe

17 that they did. They weren't diagnosed that, of

18 course, they continued to say that we don't have the

19 data for us to make the stamp, but yes, that's why

20 they're gone. That's why they're no longer here.

21 And that's why when you have respiratory illness,

22 cardiac problems, any number of illnesses that could

23 be caused by the toxins that are emitted every

24 second of the day. That could be caused by those

25 things. I just want the EPA to really hear this.
15

 1 There are not too many people here today, but they'd

 2 probably say the same thing. But I just truly hope

 3 because they were here and they see how close we are

 4 to the NV Energy that we don't want it to be, it to

 5 be open anymore. We don't want them to have that

 6 extended time. We want them to be shut down today,

 7 if that was possible. And just know that we're

 8 fighting against this giant and how it seems

 9 impossible at times that this may not be what we

10 really want; but we hope that you can really hear us

11 and make sure that these things happen. Thank you.

12 MR. GALPERN: Good evening. My name is

13 Dan Galpern. I'm here at the invitation of the

14 Moapa Band of Paiutes and Chairman Anderson. I'm

15 also part of the legal team that's representing the

16 environmental litigants in the challenge to accept

17 the BART decision that was issued by EPA, and also

18 in the action in defense of EPA's position with

19 respect to its prior position trying to speed up

20 implementation of the BART rule. And the Tribe had

21 commented on the EPA's earlier proposed rule, and

22 among its recommendations was to expedite compliance

23 deadlines. The EPA's final rule essentially agreed.

24 I'm not positing a cause-and-effect relationship

25 there. And EPA's current position to grant
16

 1 additional time for the compliance with the BART

 2 rule for Units 1 through 3 of Reid Gardner, in our

 3 view represents something of a regression.

 4 I want to say first, with your permission,

 5 Hearing Officer Wong, some of it is digression that

 6 I believe that the Tribe hopes for a new

 7 relationship, not only with the company next door,

 8 but with federal and state authorities. And I think

 9 that that desire has animated the Tribe's

10 application to be treated as a state under the

11 Tribal Authority Rule with respect to the Clean Air

12 Act.

13 I know that Administrator Blumenfeld

14 recently responded in an encouraging way to try

15 re-submittal of additional documents that support

16 that application. That's also good and we certainly

17 hope for a speedy approval.

18 For the Tribe with respect to the BART

19 rule, the process really has been something of a

20 strange one, because on the one hand the Tribe seeks

21 the strictest possible enforcement of the Clean Air

22 Act with respect to the major polluter next door,

23 but on the other hand, of course, when we more

24 strictly control air emissions, that leads to an

25 increased waste stream that goes to the waste water
17

 1 ponds and eventually the landfill that plagues the

 2 Tribe as well. So one question that we put to EPA

 3 is what, what will be or would be the impact to the

 4 waste stream, both with respect to the amount of

 5 materials that would be additionally going to the

 6 waste water pond, and then eventually to the

 7 landfill. Implementation of the BART rule in the

 8 event that NV Energy doesn't, doesn't shut down the

 9 plant before the rule actually has to go into

10 effect. And, of course, there is an absurdity here,

11 and that is that the current deadline for

12 implementation of the BART rule with respect to

13 Units 1, 2, and 3, not even to mention the proposed

14 extension, are well beyond the current proposal by

15 the company to terminate and retire Units 1 through

16 3 by the end of 2014. And this was mentioned in

17 your comments initially, Hearing Officer Wong.

18 If the Agency, EPA, were to rescind your

19 current proposal, that actually would have a

20 positive incentive effect on the current situation,

21 because it would provide an additional incentive for

22 the company to follow through on its proposal to

23 retire Units 1 through 3 earlier. If that's done,

24 then air emissions will be much more fully cleaned

25 up than if the plant were to continue to run even
18

 1 under the BART rule for Units 1, 2, and 3. It would

 2 save repair dollars and, of course, it would reduce

 3 the remediation burden that will only climb with

 4 continued operation of the plant, even under and

 5 perhaps especially under the BART rule.

 6 So I also want to thank EPA for coming out

 7 here to the reservation and holding the public

 8 hearing here, and for EPA's continuing interest in

 9 trying to figure out how to best enforce

10 environmental law to assist and to encourage the

11 Agency to think more broadly about the larger

12 ramifications of its current BART compliance

13 extension deadline proposal. Thank you, very much.

14 MS. WONG: The next speakers are Vernon

15 Lee, William Anderson and Richard Fisher.

16 MR. LEE: Vernon Lee, V-E-R-N-O-N, L-E-E.

17 Again, all the Tribes have been suffering for many

18 years, decades. And it is a cumulative effect and

19 it's literally everything across the board, with

20 extensions just a small part of it. You know, we

21 can't win either way. I mean, if you stop it from

22 going into the air, then it's going to go into the

23 landfill and the ponds next to it. So we're going

24 to get it either way. The Tribe would really like

25 that place shut down five years ago, really, or ten
19

 1 years ago. So NV Energy has said they will shut it

 2 down at the end of next year. And, you know, we

 3 hope that would happen. We haven't gotten a real

 4 good relationship with them. We have every reason

 5 to not believe what they say when they say they're

 6 going to shut it down. We just hope that's actually

 7 true and does happen. And then, of course, the

 8 clean-up. So my position on this really is that I

 9 do not want the extension to go forward because our

10 needs, or I think the Tribe needs for them to

11 implement the new controls or whatever satisfies,

12 they're going to be required to do. And that's

13 because, you know, I'm glad they said they were

14 going to shut it down. I kind of wonder if they

15 will. They will probably want another extension.

16 Having said that, I hope they are going to do that.

17 So they need to do what is right by us. And also

18 with that is the federal government's trust

19 responsibility also needs to do what is right by us,

20 the members of this Tribe, the Moapa Band of

21 Paiutes.

22 And so this hearing is going to be

23 gathering the information for whoever the

24 decision-makers are on this, and I believe the

25 federal government, they need to take the comments
20

 1 from this hearing because it has to do with the

 2 Tribe and Reid Gardner, and it should have more

 3 gravity and it actually should go to higher levels.

 4 I believe that Sally Jewell should see this and be

 5 able to, whatever. Give her recommendation, do

 6 whatever she does to try to help us. So far we have

 7 gotten, I don't know if we have gotten any help.

 8 Things have gotten a little bit better, but we still

 9 continue to suffer.

10 Again, I see all the little kids in the

11 neighborhood, you know, I don't know how well they

12 are. Nosebleeds are prevalent, headaches, all the

13 stuff that they say is happening, it's truly

14 happening here. It's happening to everybody. So

15 they don't need an extension. They need to really

16 close the place down this year, but they also need

17 to come into compliance without an extension and put

18 those into effect as soon as possible, because like

19 I said, it's a cumulative effect. And every little

20 bit will help us. So we will be here suffering and

21 I hope that these comments will reach a high level

22 in the government. Again, Sally Jewell needs to

23 take a look at what's going on here. And, of

24 course, it's the trust responsibility to do

25 something positive for us, the natives that have
21

 1 been here forever.

 2 MR. ANDERSON: Hello, I'm William

 3 Anderson, W-I, double L, I-A-M, A-N-D-E-R-S-O-N.

 4 And again, yes, we are back again one more time to

 5 go ahead and talk about the issues that are facing

 6 the Tribe. And here's, with the BART regulation

 7 that's been going on so far, I really wish again

 8 like Mr. Lee had mentioned before earlier, to go

 9 ahead and move on and continue on with the BART rule

10 and go ahead and make sure they comply with what

11 they have to and not to go ahead and give an

12 extension as well. To me it just seems like if they

13 delay any further and something were to happen

14 where, yes, they did say they were going to go ahead

15 and shut down Units 1, 2, and 3 before next year and

16 Unit 4 in 2017, but who's to say that could change

17 later on? And if anything were to change later on,

18 then this rule in front of us right now would be

19 just delayed even further to continue on to allow

20 more pollution to come back onto the reservation.

21 You know, you hear these people again just

22 to hear their comments about how it's affecting our

23 people here. One of the things that, you know, gets

24 to me right now is it's a little frustrating to me

25 to go ahead and find out all these problems that
22

 1 we're facing here, and it's coming to home now.

 2 It's to find out my little boy, find out he's having

 3 problems in the morning just coughing and coughing

 4 and coughing. And it's not like this just happened

 5 within the past two weeks. This has been going on

 6 for a few months. And each time we keep going back

 7 to the doctor, we're going to have to go ahead and

 8 do more testing. And I just pray it's not going to

 9 be the plant, because if this plant was shut down he

10 would not have these problems right now. He's just

11 a four-year-old little boy who's just, you know, he

12 needs a shot in life. And you shouldn't allow them

13 to go ahead and have the problem with the plant

14 affecting his life, anything that would prevent him

15 from going ahead and doing what he wants in the

16 future. That's why I'm here to go ahead and talk

17 about this, because the more and more it's delayed,

18 the more and more talks that happen, is the more

19 problems that we're going to face more and more with

20 our youngsters, as well as our eldest, too, that are

21 here. To go ahead and continue on with the elders

22 that have to breathe it in for generations or for

23 even decades, for them to go ahead and breathe this

24 in, and then to continue on even further. You know,

25 it's just so unreal to go ahead and find out that
23

 1 people are really trying to go ahead, and have these

 2 problems, but yet they can't do anything about it.

 3 So many times we'd see that, people coming in and

 4 telling us, well, it's different studies that need

 5 to come in, but there's no data for, as a person

 6 mentioned before. And, you know, all this coming,

 7 keep trying to go ahead and find out what's going on

 8 with the plant. But for me to travel across this

 9 country, for me to go ahead and go to other places

10 that live in poverty, to go ahead and find out it's

11 not just Native people, but it's all people, where

12 the gender or color of their skin doesn't matter.

13 It affects their bodies either way. To find out

14 people that live close to these plants, to find out

15 they are still having these same problems all over,

16 same symptoms we're having here, and to go ahead and

17 find out there's no data available, to find out it's

18 going on across the country. To find out, hear

19 these people, hear families come out that never

20 came out before. To have people come out and go

21 ahead and say that they're having the same problems

22 we're having. For me a few years ago, that opened

23 my eyes. To find out it's not just here, it's

24 everywhere. And to go ahead and allow these types

25 of decisions to continue on when the first ruling
24

 1 came in, I was very disappointed to go ahead and

 2 find out that EPA Region 9 went ahead and, it's the

 3 type of emissions like we were expecting them to be.

 4 It was this government-government relations, this

 5 talk that I keep hearing all the time saying that

 6 right there is your motto, go ahead, and we're

 7 supposed to go ahead and protect the people. For us

 8 it doesn't seem like it's protecting the people. It

 9 seems like it's just protecting the corporations out

10 there. It seems like it's protecting the people out

11 there for coal. And it doesn't really work towards

12 what we're trying to do as people. To find out the

13 cost for power is costing people's lives, that power

14 doesn't even come here. That power goes to a

15 different area that's not affiliated with this

16 Tribe. To find out that's what it cost us for other

17 people that out there that doesn't even set foot out

18 in this area. Employees that get to go home, far

19 away from here. For them to go ahead and go home,

20 be in a safe environment where they don't have to

21 worry about a coal plant right next to them, is

22 something that people don't understand. For us it's

23 24/7. We come here, as soon as I'm done working

24 here I go home, I'm still here on the reservation.

25 Those of us that live here, as soon as we're done
25

 1 with the day we go home. Our recreation is every

 2 weekend or whatever time we have off is here on the

 3 reservation. This is our community. We've got an

 4 elementary school. It's not too far away from here.

 5 We're in the same wind path. To find out that they

 6 might have problems with that, too. You know,

 7 again, that's just something that I want to make

 8 sure the EPA hears current concerns of the people.

 9 Thank you.

10 MR. FISHER: My name is Richard Fisher,

11 R-I-C-H-A-R-D, F-I-S-H-E-R. Also I have a concern

12 about, you know, the things that are crossing these

13 little towns back east. I found out also that they

14 are having the same or similar problems we are

15 having throughout these things that they breathe in.

16 Also, I have heard also that the coal ash, you know,

17 they put a golf course out there using fly ash off

18 these things that, you know, they seep into the

19 water. And these things are killing the people.

20 There are lawsuits out there worldwide, the EPA

21 hasn't seen these things. There's the people that

22 breathe, when I was a little child when I grew up,

23 grandpa used to work with these medicines and herbs

24 and stuff. And, you know, there's no more because

25 the air comes over here and, you know, it just
26

 1 swallows them all up and they end up dying. There

 2 are a lot of things out here that we could have been

 3 using for medicines, but we just don't. I come back

 4 from Vegas, my eyes start burning from all these

 5 pollutions. You know, when is the time you're going

 6 to start looking at these things? We are human

 7 beings. We are one. We're all family here. I just

 8 come here to stand with my people. That's why I

 9 came. I didn't want to talk, but, you know, I'm not

10 good at speaking, but I come here to stand with the

11 people here. I feel the pain and I see the little

12 children that are out there with nosebleeds. It's

13 not a good thing, you know. I'm going through the

14 same, similar things. I'm having problems with

15 breathing this air in my lungs, my eyes. You know,

16 you wake up in the morning, you smell these things.

17 It seeps out, all these things. I mean, it hurts to

18 see the people, real families. That's all I've got

19 to say.

20 MS. WONG: Next speaker is Elspeth

21 DiMarzio and Randy Meyers.

22 MS. DIMARZIO: I'm Elspeth DiMarzio,

23 E-L-S-P-E-T-H, D-I-M-A-R-Z-I-O. And I'm the

24 organizing representative for the Sierra Club in

25 Nevada. Regarding the smoke stacks, which put more
27

 1 than 4,000 tons of nitrogen oxides into the air each

 2 year, are located 15 miles from Las Vegas and are

 3 adjacent to the Moapa River Reservation. These

 4 emissions combined with other compounds from the

 5 stacks and some uncontrolled toxic coal ash on-site

 6 produce dangerous air quality for all the residents

 7 of southern Nevada, and Moapa Band of Paiutes most

 8 dramatically.

 9 Research has shown that these toxins are

10 linked to asthma attacks, lung disease, allergies,

11 sinus problems, thyroid disease, cardiovascular

12 problems and even premature death. The Moapa Band

13 of Paiutes have experienced most, if not all, of

14 these noxious health affects. As a Nevadan, I urge

15 you not to extend the BART compliance deadline for

16 the Reid Gardner coal plant. There's no need to

17 extend the compliance deadline when NV Energy has

18 publicly stated their wish to retire Reid Gardner

19 and divest from coal in Nevada. This plant has

20 already had devastating human impact. Please

21 consider the environmental and societal harm that

22 will only continue with the operation of the Reid

23 Gardner coal plant without upgraded emissions

24 controls. At once, please take a moment to draw

25 your attention to community members who are not here
28

 1 this evening. There were Moapa community members

 2 who testified in front of the EPA last May and told

 3 their personal stories about the real cost of coal.

 4 They told of living next to a polluting coal plant,

 5 the personal health impact it's had on them. Some

 6 of these community members who testified last May

 7 are not here today and they're not able to be here

 8 and testify because they're too sick to leave their

 9 homes, or even leave the hospital. The Reid Gardner

10 coal plant needs to die before anyone else does.

11 Thank you for considering my comments in this

12 important matter.

13 MS. WONG: Randy Meyers.

14 MR. MEYERS: Hello, my name is Randy

15 Meyers, M-E-Y-E-R-S. I want to talk a little bit

16 about how it has affected me personally. At one

17 time I was a 225-minute marathon runner. Nobody

18 knew it. I was the boxing-looking type. Nobody

19 knew it. But Reid hurt me because I lost my brother

20 last year of cancer. And I'm losing another one.

21 He can barely talk. And it hurts me to go see him.

22 And now the Tribe has to come help me quite a bit,

23 and that hurts. Because I was and am an EMT, and I

24 can no longer take care of myself. I ask you, why

25 do you guys give permission to work, why don't you
29

 1 go to that cemetery and see everybody you helped put

 2 away? Do you guys have heart? Are you willing to

 3 listen to us? I'm speaking up for myself, but for a

 4 young little girl, six years old that calls me

 5 uncle, that comforts me, and not related to me, she

 6 could probably bring tears to your eyes, the things

 7 she does for me. And everybody probably knows who

 8 she is. And I would like to see that shut down and

 9 I want, because I have a hard time breathing. I see

10 my brother in there struggling. He can barely

11 breathe. Also he can barely talk, and it gets

12 harder every time. Last year I had an anniversary

13 for my other brother coming up on his memorial. It

14 makes it hard for me because once my brother is

15 gone, I'm the only one to carry on the family

16 because most of my family has died from cancer. And

17 again, it's that NV Energy. So I have to face and

18 fight this battle by myself, and I wish there were

19 even more tribal membership. Just two people

20 standing up, it's good. Got the time for tribal.

21 Got to help each other. There's no way one or two

22 of us can do it. It can't be done. It won't be

23 done. But I do have help from my friend, Harry

24 Reid. He's a very good friend of mine. He knows

25 what's going on through here. And that's how he
30

 1 knows the reservation, is when Harry Reid will go

 2 back and talk about me. That's all I got to say.

 3 Thank you.

 4 MS. WONG: The next speaker is Greg

 5 Anderson.

 6 MR. ANDERSON: Hi, my name is Greg

 7 Anderson, G-R-E-G, A-N-D-E-R-S-O-N, Moapa Valley

 8 Paiutes. I've been thinking about all this stuff

 9 that has been happening to our people. All of our

10 elders that are gone. It's sad. You know, we go

11 through this issue all the time, over and over. And

12 it's almost like how the old days, I mean, the

13 treaties were broken, all the stuff that's going on.

14 And I just sit back and I listen to one of our elder

15 ladies speaking. And all the stuff that she says is

16 true, you know. We sat out on these desolate areas

17 expecting to prosper, but there again, there's the

18 white man again saying that we can't prosper because

19 of what they're doing to our people. They're

20 killing us in another way. It's almost like the old

21 ways, you know. But what the other gentleman said

22 about our foods and our herbs, what they're doing to

23 us, we're stuck here. This is our home. We keep on

24 telling you guys over and over. How many times do

25 we have to say stop this, you know? You've killed
31

 1 enough of us. That's just the way it is. You guys

 2 continue, "Oh, we'll give them another chance." Oh,

 3 yeah. That's another chance on the rest of our

 4 people's lives. I don't mean to be so blunt, but

 5 that's the way it is. You guys need to understand

 6 this stuff. We live this every day here, and

 7 continue and continue. But you guys realize what's

 8 going on in this place. Years and years, I been

 9 here all my life. And you go down to that power

10 line, we used to fish all the way up that river.

11 Catch fish and say what's wrong with that fish? All

12 kinds of growth on him. All kinds of stuff on him

13 when we catch in this river, down on that end of the

14 river. But the fish on the top side of that river,

15 we never had any growth on them. All the fishing

16 down here, all the way from the railroad tracks all

17 the way up we used to fish. And it's just going to

18 waste around here. Everybody is just, we're like

19 nothing here. Then you people come and say, "Oh,

20 we're going to help you." What are you guys doing?

21 You're just slapping us in the face again. To me,

22 that's the way I feel. You know, you give them a

23 chance. Well, can we give you money, too, so you

24 guys can give us a chance to live? That's the way I

25 look at it. And we're going to keep on doing that,
32

 1 okay? You guys are going to be rich pretty soon.

 2 That's all they're doing, is giving you guys money.

 3 That's what it takes, I guess, to live in this

 4 world, money. We're old people here. We just like

 5 to live our traditional ways, our culture. But

 6 we're going to keep on doing it over and over.

 7 We'll be back again and say yeah, let's do it one

 8 more time. We'll give you one more chance. You

 9 know, that's NV Energy. That's all that money. The

10 guy that fell off their guide pole that didn't have

11 all the safety equipment on, what happened to him?

12 Nothing. You know, he died. What do they pay him,

13 a hundred thousand dollars just for that? That's

14 his life. So what's his family all about? I don't

15 know what they paid him but, you know, that's just

16 what I'm saying. Our tradition means a lot of

17 things to all of our people here, our culture.

18 That's number one here. And we can't really live

19 it. Because all of our plants and stuff are dying

20 we have to go other places to gather our herbs, to

21 eat the meats, different meats. And wild game can't

22 come back here no more. And that's what I have to

23 say. And I've got to say it from my heart. That's

24 how I feel. Anybody has something to say to that, I

25 don't care, because it just reminds me of the old
33

 1 ways when I hear what they're doing to other people.

 2 I've been to Wyoming working on a pipeline. There's

 3 a town right there I drove through. I stopped to

 4 eat breakfast. Wheatland, Wyoming. They got a coal

 5 plant there, too, back there in Wheatland, Wyoming.

 6 When I got out of my truck I stepped out and I

 7 thought I was home, because I could smell the

 8 sulphur. And I knew that's what it was. And I

 9 drove back out, got back on the highway and I could

10 see the plant off to the side, off to the right as I

11 was coming home. Then I hear all the stuff what's

12 happening in my home, what the people are doing, NV

13 Energy has done to our people. It's over and over.

14 Are we going to live? It never stops. We'll end

15 our lives here, I guess. That's what they say.

16 They're supposed to say, government to government is

17 supposed to be working with each other to do this.

18 Ain't we government, too? That's the way I look at

19 it. Okay. Thank you.

20 MS. WONG: We've heard from everyone who

21 submitted a card today. We still have about an hour

22 left before this public hearing is over. So if

23 there's anyone else who's spoken or would like to

24 speak, please, we'd like to take your oral comments.

25 MS. DABODA: Iris Daboda, I-R-I-S,
34

 1 D-A-B-O-D-A again. I just wanted to say another

 2 thing, that it makes an impact to me. They're

 3 saying that, Sierra Club told us or has written out,

 4 Idle No More. That's what we have to think about.

 5 We can't be idle anymore. We need to stand up.

 6 Stand up and fight for everything that we can. Our

 7 leaders need to be there pushing us forward, helping

 8 us to see the way so that we can seek the guidance

 9 in a good way to help us overcome all the horrible

10 things that are happening to our people. My son

11 wasn't able to make it today because he does have

12 sinus problems. Major sinus and high blood

13 pressure, and probably other things that aren't

14 documented. But I know that we as Indian people, we

15 don't believe in going to doctors. We feel like,

16 that we should, some of them say that we feel that

17 all the plants are here to cure us. And we believe

18 in that. So it's hard here for us. I know for

19 older people like Greg said, too, is that this is

20 who we are. That's a part of us. So when we have a

21 headache or some other kind of problem, we don't

22 think that's something we should go to the doctor

23 for, that we should take care of it with our own

24 medicine. And we can't do that anymore. We can't

25 protect ourselves that way. Now we have to go to
35

 1 the white man's medicine and take these pills,

 2 something for this and that. And I feel bad that we

 3 have to do that. And myself, I know that within the

 4 last few years I felt the urge to turn to our old

 5 ways and doing our ceremonies and living that life.

 6 And I felt a passion for that, I prayed for that in

 7 the mountains and did all the things that you should

 8 to have that blessing, or that spirit come to you,

 9 and it happened and I'm so grateful for that. That

10 makes me feel so, so close the people that have gone

11 and that can no longer keep and see things that are

12 good for us, and that have helped us in many, many

13 ways. More than they'll ever know. Thank you.

14 MS. FELDMAN: My name is Jane Feldman,

15 J-A-N-E, F as in Frank, E-L-D-M-A-N. And I'm

16 speaking as an individual citizen who lives in the

17 city of Las Vegas. I live about 45 miles south of

18 here. So I don't live under the burden of pollution

19 that the people here in the Moapa community live

20 under. But the pollution form Reid Gardner

21 contaminates the entire Las Vegas Valley. As a

22 matter of fact, the National Park Conservation

23 Association has data that shows that pollution from

24 Reid Gardner actually affects the air quality at

25 Joshua Tree National Park, which is 240 miles south
36

 1 of here. The idea that NV Energy wants to have an

 2 extension of their implementation date for

 3 BART-controlled nitrogen oxides, I find incredibly

 4 insulting. This plant is a big plant. It's 600

 5 megawatts big. It's been in operation since 1960

 6 and we don't have NOx controls here? That's just

 7 egregious in the worst kind of measure. On top of

 8 that is the fact that not only is there a city of

 9 two million people 45 miles away, but the Moapa Band

10 of Paiutes that have lived here, this is their

11 native land for hundreds of years and this community

12 has been right here next to the plant since 1960

13 when it was built. This plant needs to be cleaned

14 up. It needs to be cleaned up now. There should be

15 no more waiting. I am waiting for a final

16 determination of what the Nevada State Legislature

17 is going to do with the NV Energy's proposal to

18 close the plant. But I'm not going to hold my

19 breath, although maybe I should because of the

20 contamination that's in the air here. We need NOx

21 controls and we need them now. Thank you.

22 MS. WONG: Is there anybody else who would

23 like to speak?

24 MR. SAMSON: Tyler Samson, T-Y-L-E-R,

25 S-A-M-S-O-N. I'm a member of the Moapa Band of
37

 1 Paiutes. And I got the, you know, like it's been

 2 said, I thought it was going to be closed. And when

 3 I heard that I was happy. I remember I was coming

 4 home from work and cruising down the freeway. And I

 5 thought, all right. Now we can start living and not

 6 have to worry about this bad air and things floating

 7 around that you can't see, but that you can feel.

 8 I'm 26 years old and I'm speaking on behalf of my

 9 generation and my kids, cousins, our family. And I

10 remember getting that paper to have this hearing

11 again, and I was like what? I was so confused until

12 I got here and talked to a couple of people because

13 I thought the issue was over, that it was going to

14 be shut down. I don't feel that extending anything

15 would be good because it already, NV Energy has

16 already said, yeah, it's done. It's over. So it's

17 a problem for a lot of us that live here, that they

18 want to kind of go back on their word, you know.

19 And it does come down to the money thing. And, you

20 know, EPA, you could, instead of maybe having one

21 big place facilitate all this power, maybe we can

22 just put solar on everybody's roof, and then nobody

23 has to pay money to anybody. It could be like an

24 iPhone or some new technology where, you know,

25 everybody takes care of their own. You know, puts
38

 1 something up on the roof or whatever needs to

 2 happen. But it ain't hard to see when you're here.

 3 It's ugly. It's a mess. And like I said last year,

 4 everybody's big thing is talking about how clean it

 5 is, how clean it is. And the other side of that is,

 6 well, in order for, if you're cleaning something,

 7 that means it's dirty, you know. So it's not real

 8 hard to see, to taste, to smell. You know, it's

 9 right up here. You can go walk around, it doesn't

10 take anyone too smart to get out of the wind. You

11 have to come down a little. You know, in my job I

12 have to walk a lot. And on windy days I hate being

13 on top because the wind is so powerful. And that's

14 exactly where the ash ponds are at, is right on top.

15 And we sit down in this valley, beautiful valley.

16 And all that, though you can't see it, you can taste

17 it and you can smell it. And the plant being here

18 is causing problems. So I hope that this issue is

19 being taken seriously and they're made to stick to

20 their word that they gave, that it would be shut

21 down. That this thing from the sixties will be done

22 and overwith. You know, it's like the issue just

23 like with cancer, and they still use the same

24 medicine for chemo that was back in the sixties.

25 Oh, we still have all these things here, cure for
39

 1 cancer, this and that, but we're still using

 2 medicine from the sixties. You would think with all

 3 this money that is generated to help this, this

 4 problem, this ailment, we have new medicines. This

 5 is like the same issue. So it's old school. And

 6 the people that are old, the pockets are getting

 7 bigger, they don't want that. And it's black and

 8 white. And that's all I have to say. Thank you.

 9 MS. WONG: At this point is there anyone

10 else who would like to take oral comment? This

11 hearing is open until 8:00 p.m., so I'll go off

12 record now and if there are additional people who

13 come, I would be happy to take their comments when

14 they come. So we'll go off record for now. Thanks.

15 (Recess taken.)

16 MS. WONG: We're going to go back on

17 record for public comments. Did you want to speak,

18 Mr. Ohte?

19 MR. OHTE: Yeah. This is about our Site 5

20 emissions, you want to prolong it 18 months?

21 MS. WONG: Yes.

22 MR. OHTE: Yes, I agree, because we've got

23 another four --

24 MS. WONG: We need to, can you come up to

25 the mic so we can hear you and put you on record?
40

 1 It's a process. We're taking oral comments on it,

 2 and so for the record we need to --

 3 MR. OHTE: Comments, you want a comment,

 4 I have a question. We were just talking about it.

 5 MS. WONG: The EPA is proposing to extend

 6 the date that Units 1, 2 and 3 over at Reid Gardner

 7 come into compliance for the emissions limits for

 8 nitrogen oxides from January 1, 2015 to June 30,

 9 2016.

10 MR. OHTE: Okay. I'll make a comment.

11 MS. WONG: Okay. Just state your name.

12 MR. OHTE: My name is Darryl Ohte,

13 D-A-R-R-Y-L, O-H-T-E. Can I make a comment on the

14 emissions? Who's going to get the data for the air

15 quality? We have that Site 5 down here, and we're

16 supposed to get four more and possibly one over at

17 Valley of Fire for the farm. You don't have an

18 answer for that?

19 MS. WONG: We just take your comments, but

20 we don't answer questions during this public comment

21 period.

22 MR. OHTE: It's only going to be, you're

23 going to extend it for only 18 months, or it's going

24 to be a little longer than that, because it's

25 ongoing. Because it's like that's data been going
41

 1 on for years, stuff like that. Because I'm the

 2 environmental specialist for that, and so I'm just

 3 curious. You're extending it for Reid Gardner or

 4 both of us; the Tribe and?

 5 MS. WONG: We're, this public comment

 6 period is for a proposal to extend for 18 months

 7 Reid Gardner's Units 1, 2, and 3 into compliance for

 8 nitrogen oxides. It was set in the Regional Haze,

 9 the BART. I mean, it's basically the BART emissions

10 limits that was set in the Regional Haze.

11 MR. OHTE: So we're just extending it to

12 analyze it more or to change it, or what?

13 MS. WONG: We're extending the time for

14 them to come into compliance. So the limit for

15 nitrogen oxides to come into --

16 MR. OHTE: I say no. They should already

17 come into compliance. They should have already

18 been in compliance. They have Site 5. They know

19 the rules. I'm not sure, what's the outcome? If we

20 say no, what happens? If we say yes, what happens?

21 MS. WONG: Right now I'm just taking your

22 comments on whether you think that's a good idea or

23 not. And if you believe it's a good idea, you

24 should make those comments. And if you don't --

25 MR. OHTE: And who do I speak to to get
42

 1 that answer?

 2 MS. WONG: It will come out in our final

 3 decision. This is just your opportunity to express

 4 your opinion.

 5 MR. OHTE: You don't have nobody, there's

 6 no manager to speak to, no supervisor's number that

 7 I could get?

 8 MS. WONG: This is a public comment period

 9 for you to voice your opinion on whether you think

10 the extension would be a good idea. It's not a

11 conversation that we're having.

12 MR. OHTE: Whose name does it go under,

13 the extension? You said Reid Gardner, but who's

14 going to be in charge of it? Somebody's got to be

15 down the line.

16 MS. WONG: The final rule will be made by

17 the Environmental Protection Agency about whether or

18 not --

19 MR. OHTE: Region 9?

20 MS. WONG: Yes.

21 MR. OHTE: You don't know who's on the

22 board of that, who makes that decision?

23 MS. WONG: It's a group decision. And

24 right now this is a public comment period for you to

25 tell us before we make a decision whether you think,
43

 1 whatever comments you would like to make about our

 2 proposal for the extension.

 3 MR. OHTE: I'd like more information on

 4 who's going to be on that board. I'd like to be a

 5 part of that. I was the environmental specialist on

 6 it. I did a lot of graphs for the Tribe and

 7 whatnot. I'm the air quality person.

 8 MS. WONG: If you would like more

 9 information about the proposed action, you can find

10 it on EPA's website. And you have until May 30 to

11 provide written comments. So if you don't have

12 comments today --

13 MR. OHTE: Are you from the EPA?

14 MS. WONG: Yes.

15 MR. OHTE: Can I get a card?

16 MS. WONG: You can see Anita Lee

17 afterwards and she can provide you with more

18 information. But if you would like to make oral

19 comments now, you can; otherwise, you have until may

20 30th to provide written comments to us.

21 MR. OHTE: Who do I write it to?

22 MS. WONG: There's information at the back

23 table for you to provide information.

24 MR. OHTE: I didn't get the answer. If I

25 say no, it won't make a difference? If I say yes,
44

 1 it won't make a difference?

 2 MS. WONG: We take oral comments and

 3 written comments equally, the same. So you can make

 4 a comment today or provide written comments. It

 5 will be considered the same thing.

 6 MR. OHTE: I don't think it should be

 7 extended. I think they should be fined, or we

 8 should be fined. One of the two. Because we've had

 9 that site there, they should have already taken care

10 of it. Unless they come up with a reason why they

11 haven't taken care of it, this is all new to them.

12 And it should be watched over a little more. I

13 think the Tribe is dropping the ball. I think

14 regardless if it cares, I mean, they might care, but

15 I think they need to light a fire under them a

16 little more to get it going. So I don't think, I

17 think they need a little more pressure, you know, on

18 both sides. It needs to be monitored a little more.

19 We still have another four more sites. You know, it

20 was five, then it goes into a combination down into

21 one. And those need to be put in place. I don't

22 think we should not give more money, you know. EPA

23 is not going to lose. They're never going to lose.

24 So to throw more money at it to solve the problem,

25 we need to know where the yardstick is to solve the
45

 1 problem, you know. The clean air, where do they

 2 want it to be, that range? Where do we want the air

 3 to be? How are we going to clean it and whatnot?

 4 And we've got compiled data. How do we get the data

 5 out of Site 5 into the right hands, the right

 6 people? Because if we just run into technician

 7 after technician, but that's the way. It's like the

 8 process of checks and balances. Other than that,

 9 I'm okay. But I still need that information. Thank

10 you.

11 MS. WONG: Thank you. If we have no

12 further comments, then I'll conclude this public

13 hearing. And as a reminder, the period for public

14 comment is open until May 30, 2013. Thank you all

15 for coming, and EPA appreciates your time and your

16 comments today. Thank you. The hearing is now

17 closed.

18 (Whereupon, proceedings concluded at 8:00

19 p.m.)

20

21

22

23

24

25
46

 1 CERTIFICATE OF REPORTER

 2 STATE OF NEVADA )

 ) ss:

 3 COUNTY OF CLARK )

 4 I, Rene' Hannah, Certified Court Reporter,

 5 do hereby certify:

 6 That I reported the EPA PUBLIC HEARING RE:

 7 PROPOSED ACTION, RECONSIDERATION OF BEST AVAILABLE

 8 RETROFIT TECHNOLOGY COMPLIANCE DATE FOR REID GARDNER

 9 GENERATING STATION PROPOSED 18-MONTH EXTENSION OF

10 COMPLIANCE DATE, commencing on Monday, April 29th,

11 2013, at 6:00 p.m.

12 That I thereafter transcribed my said

13 shorthand notes into typewriting and that the

14 typewritten transcript is a complete, true and

15 accurate transcription of my said shorthand notes.

16 I further certify that I am not a relative

17 or employee of counsel of any of the parties, nor a

18 relative or employee of the parties involved in said

19 action, nor a person financially interested in

20 the action.

21 IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have set my hand in

22 my office in the County of Clark, State of Nevada,

23 this_______ day of ____________________, 2013.

24

 ____________________________

25 RENE' R. HANNAH, CCR NO. 326
EPA Public Hearing EPA Public Hearing

April 29, 2013

#

#326 (1)

 1:25

A

able (3)

 20:5;28:7;34:11

absurdity (1)

 17:10

accept (2)

 3:19;15:16

accepting (1)

 5:12

accurate (1)

 7:4

accurately (3)

 6:2,6,12

across (3)

 18:19;23:8,18

Act (4)

 4:11;8:17;16:12,22

acting (1)

 3:4

ACTION (10)

 1:9;3:20,24;4:15;

 5:20;8:8,14,16;

 15:18;43:9

active (1)

 14:8

actively (1)

 11:3

actually (6)

 6:22;17:9,19;19:6;

 20:3;35:24

additional (7)

 4:5,7;7:9;16:1,15;

 17:21;39:12

additionally (1)

 17:5

address (2)

 7:7;9:12

adjacent (1)

 27:3

administrative (2)

 5:11,16

Administrator (1)

 16:13

affected (1)

 28:16

affecting (2)

 21:22;22:14

affects (3)

 23:13;27:14;35:24

affiliated (1)

 24:15

afford (1)

 12:13

afterwards (1)

 43:17

again (17)

 11:8;14:4;18:17;

 20:10,22;21:4,4,7,21;

 25:7;29:17;30:17,18;

 31:21;32:7;34:1;

 37:11

against (1)

 15:8

Agency (4)

 3:6;17:18;18:11;

 42:17

Agency's (1)

 3:20

ago (3)

 18:25;19:1;23:22

agree (1)

 39:22

agreed (1)

 15:23

ahead (25)

 21:5,9,10,11,14,25;

 22:7,13,15,16,21,23,

 25;23:1,7,9,10,16,21,

 24;24:1,2,6,7,19

ailment (1)

 39:4

Ain't (2)

 33:18;38:2

Air (21)

 3:10,13,15;4:11;

 8:17;16:11,21,24;

 17:24;18:22;25:25;

 26:15;27:1,6;35:24;

 36:20;37:6;40:14;

 43:7;45:1,2

allergies (1)

 27:10

allow (5)

 4:8;6:11;21:19;

 22:12;23:24

allowing (1)

 13:12

almost (2)

 30:12,20

along (1)

 9:9

Although (2)

 6:23;36:19

among (1)

 15:22

amount (1)

 17:4

Amy (1)

 3:9

analyze (1)

 41:12

Anderson (7)

 15:14;18:15;21:2,

 3;30:5,6,7

A-N-D-E-R-S-O-N (2)

 21:3;30:7

animated (1)

 16:9

Anita (2)

 3:14;43:16

Ann (2)

 3:10;10:12

anniversary (1)

 29:12

anymore (4)

 12:11;15:5;34:5,24

application (2)

 16:10,16

appreciate (1)

 7:4

appreciates (1)

 45:15

approval (1)

 16:17

April (2)

 1:13;5:18

area (2)

 24:15,18

areas (1)

 30:16

around (3)

 31:18;37:7;38:9

arrangements (1)

 9:18

ash (4)

 25:16,17;27:5;

 38:14

assessing (1)

 5:3

assist (2)

 10:11;18:10

Assistant (1)

 3:11

Associate (1)

 3:9

Association (1)

 35:23

asthma (1)

 27:10

attacks (1)

 27:10

attention (1)

 27:25

authorities (1)

 16:8

Authority (1)

 16:11

AVAILABLE (6)

 1:9;3:25;9:2,12,15;

 23:17

away (4)

 24:19;25:4;29:2;

 36:9

B

back (21)

 3:14;6:14;7:18,23;

 11:8;21:4,20;22:6;

 25:13;26:3;30:2,14;

 32:7,22;33:5,9,9;

 37:18;38:24;39:16;

 43:22

bad (2)

 35:2;37:6

balances (1)

 45:8

ball (1)

 44:13

Band (8)

 11:2;12:20;15:14;

 19:20;27:7,12;36:9,

 25

barely (3)

 28:21;29:10,11

BART (20)

 3:25;4:9,11,14,24;

 8:12;15:17,20;16:1,

 18;17:7,12;18:1,5,12;

 21:6,9;27:15;41:9,9

BART-controlled (1)

 36:3

base (1)

 5:17

based (1)

 4:4

basic (1)

 13:11

basically (1)

 41:9

battle (1)

 29:18

Beatrice (1)

 3:4

beautiful (1)

 38:15

become (1)

 5:15

begin (3)

 5:12;9:20;10:22

behalf (2)

 6:25;37:8

beings (1)

 26:7

BEST (4)

 1:9;3:25;12:1;18:9

better (1)

 20:8

beyond (1)

 17:14

big (4)

 36:4,5;37:21;38:4

bigger (1)

 39:7

bit (4)

 20:8,20;28:15,22

black (1)

 39:7

blessing (1)

 35:8

blood (1)

 34:12

Blumenfeld (1)

 16:13

blunt (1)

 31:4

board (3)

 18:19;42:22;43:4

bodies (1)

 23:13

both (3)

 17:4;41:4;44:18

box (2)

 7:17,23

boxing-looking (1)

 28:18

boy (2)

 22:2,11

breakfast (1)

 33:4

breath (1)

 36:19

breathe (5)

 22:22,23;25:15,22;

 29:11

breathing (2)

 26:15;29:9

bring (2)

 6:17;29:6

broadly (1)

 18:11

broken (1)

 30:13

brother (6)

 11:16,18;28:19;

 29:10,13,14

built (1)

 36:13

burden (2)

 18:3;35:18

burning (1)

 26:4

C

call (1)

 12:24

called (2)

 4:19;9:22

calling (1)

 9:20

calls (1)

 29:4

came (4)

 14:1;23:20;24:1;

 26:9

Can (41)

 3:2;4:14;6:1,16;

 7:4,11,14,22;9:18;

 10:6,16;12:23;13:3,

 16;14:12;15:10;

 28:21,24;29:10,11,

 22;31:23,24;34:6,8;

 35:11;37:5,7,21;38:9,

 16,17;39:24,25;

 40:13;43:9,15,16,17,

 19;44:3

cancer (5)

Min-U-Script® Cameo Kayser & Associates (1) #326 - cancer
EPA Public Hearing EPA Public Hearing

April 29, 2013

 11:17;28:20;29:16;

 38:23;39:1

card (4)

 9:22;10:14;33:21;

 43:15

cardiac (1)

 14:22

cardiovascular (1)

 27:11

care (7)

 28:24;32:25;34:23;

 37:25;44:9,11,14

cares (1)

 44:14

carry (1)

 29:15

Catch (2)

 31:11,13

cause-and-effect (1)

 15:24

caused (3)

 14:15,23,24

causing (1)

 38:18

CCR (1)

 1:25

cemetery (1)

 29:1

ceremonies (1)

 35:5

certain (1)

 4:23

certainly (1)

 16:16

Chairman (1)

 15:14

challenge (1)

 15:16

chance (5)

 31:2,3,23,24;32:8

change (4)

 10:6;21:16,17;

 41:12

changes (1)

 12:13

charge (1)

 42:14

checks (1)

 45:8

chemo (1)

 38:24

child (1)

 25:22

children (1)

 26:12

citizen (1)

 35:16

city (2)

 35:17;36:8

clarity (1)

 14:12

Clean (8)

 4:11;8:17;16:11,

 21;38:4,5;45:1,3

cleaned (3)

 17:24;36:13,14

cleaning (1)

 38:6

clean-up (1)

 19:8

clearly (1)

 5:25

climb (1)

 18:3

close (7)

 12:23;13:4;15:3;

 20:16;23:14;35:10;

 36:18

closed (2)

 37:2;45:17

closes (1)

 10:20

closure (1)

 4:20

Club (2)

 26:24;34:3

coal (11)

 24:11,21;25:16;

 27:5,16,19,23;28:3,4,

 10;33:4

color (1)

 23:12

combination (1)

 44:20

combined (1)

 27:4

comforts (1)

 29:5

coming (12)

 11:8,13;12:7;

 14:13;18:6;22:1;

 23:3,6;29:13;33:11;

 37:3;45:15

comment (20)

 3:19;6:16,17,20;

 7:6,23,23;8:20;9:8;

 10:22;39:10;40:3,10,

 13,20;41:5;42:8,24;

 44:4;45:14

commented (1)

 15:21

comments (63)

 3:17;5:2,4,9,13,24;

 6:2,12,15,19;7:5,11,

 12,14,17,18,19,20,20,

 21,22,24,24;8:1,2,4,4,

 5,8,13,15,23;9:1,2,7,

 10;10:10,15,16,21;

 17:17;19:25;20:21;

 21:22;28:11;33:24;

 39:13,17;40:1,3,19;

 41:22,24;43:1,11,12,

 19,20;44:2,3,4;45:12,

 16

committee (1)

 14:10

Communications (1)

 3:13

community (7)

 5:8;25:3;27:25;

 28:1,6;35:19;36:11

company (3)

 16:7;17:15,22

compiled (1)

 45:4

complex (1)

 11:4

COMPLIANCE (16)

 1:10,12;4:2;8:22;

 9:4;15:22;16:1;

 18:12;20:17;27:15,

 17;40:7;41:7,14,17,

 18

comply (3)

 4:10,24;21:10

compounds (1)

 27:4

concern (1)

 25:11

concerns (2)

 13:25;25:8

conclude (1)

 45:12

concluded (1)

 45:18

conduct (1)

 6:7

confused (4)

 12:11;13:15,15;

 37:11

Conservation (1)

 35:22

consider (2)

 8:13;27:21

consideration (1)

 7:25

considered (4)

 8:3,5;9:8;44:5

considering (1)

 28:11

consistent (1)

 4:10

contaminates (1)

 35:21

contamination (1)

 36:20

contemplating (1)

 11:20

continually (1)

 13:9

continue (12)

 13:10;17:25;20:9;

 21:9,19;22:21,24;

 23:25;27:22;31:2,7,7

continued (2)

 14:18;18:4

continuing (1)

 18:8

control (1)

 16:24

controls (8)

 4:7,11;12:1,2;

 19:11;27:24;36:6,21

conversation (1)

 42:11

copy (2)

 9:14,18

corporations (1)

 24:9

cost (3)

 24:13,16;28:3

costing (1)

 24:13

costs (1)

 11:23

coughing (3)

 22:3,3,4

Counsel (2)

 3:11,12

country (2)

 23:9,18

couple (1)

 37:12

course (7)

 14:18;16:23;17:10;

 18:2;19:7;20:24;

 25:17

court (8)

 3:15,16;5:23;6:1,5,

 11,21;9:19

courtesy (1)

 6:5

cousin (1)

 14:5

cousins (1)

 37:9

crossing (1)

 25:12

cruising (1)

 37:4

culture (2)

 32:5,17

cumulative (2)

 18:18;20:19

cure (2)

 34:17;38:25

curious (1)

 41:3

current (7)

 15:25;17:11,14,19,

 20;18:12;25:8

currently (1)

 4:19

D

Daboda (5)

 10:23;12:18,18;

 33:25,25

D-A-B-O-D-A (2)

 12:19;34:1

Dan (2)

 10:24;15:13

dangerous (1)

 27:6

Darryl (1)

 40:12

D-A-R-R-Y-L (1)

 40:13

data (8)

 14:19;23:5,17;

 35:23;40:14,25;45:4,

 4

DATE (11)

 1:10,12;3:21;4:2,9,

 13;8:9,22;9:4;36:2;

 40:6

day (6)

 12:25,25;13:1;

 14:24;25:1;31:6

days (3)

 14:16;30:12;38:12

deadline (4)

 17:11;18:13;27:15,

 17

deadlines (1)

 15:23

death (1)

 27:12

decades (2)

 18:18;22:23

decision (13)

 5:17;7:10;8:1,6,14,

 20;9:6,9;15:17;42:3,

 22,23,25

decision-makers (1)

 19:24

decision-making (1)

 5:5

decisions (2)

 8:17;23:25

defense (1)

 15:18

delay (1)

 21:13

delayed (2)

 21:19;22:17

demonstrating (1)

 4:5

describe (1)

 5:13

design (1)

 4:6

desire (1)

 16:9

desolate (1)

 30:16

details (1)

 4:14

determination (4)

 4:9,14;9:3;36:16

devastating (1)

 27:20

diagnosed (1)

 14:17

Min-U-Script® Cameo Kayser & Associates (2) card - diagnosed
EPA Public Hearing EPA Public Hearing

April 29, 2013

die (1)

 28:10

died (3)

 11:16;29:16;32:12

difference (3)

 14:12;43:25;44:1

different (3)

 23:4;24:15;32:21

difficult (1)

 11:7

digression (1)

 16:5

DiMarzio (3)

 26:21,22,22

D-I-M-A-R-Z-I-O (1)

 26:23

Director (1)

 3:9

dirty (1)

 38:7

disappointed (1)

 24:1

disease (2)

 27:10,11

disruptive (1)

 6:7

disrupts (1)

 6:10

divest (1)

 27:19

Division (2)

 3:10,15

Division's (1)

 3:13

docket (3)

 5:20;9:13,16

doctor (2)

 22:7;34:22

doctors (1)

 34:15

documented (1)

 34:14

documents (1)

 16:15

dollars (2)

 18:2;32:13

done (8)

 17:23;24:23,25;

 29:22,23;33:13;

 37:16;38:21

door (2)

 16:7,22

double (1)

 21:3

down (23)

 11:16;15:6;17:8;

 18:25;19:2,6,14;

 20:16;21:15;22:9;

 29:8;31:9,13,16;37:4,

 14,19;38:11,15,21;

 40:15;42:15;44:20

dramatically (1)

 27:8

draw (1)

 27:24

dropping (1)

 44:13

drove (2)

 33:3,9

during (5)

 6:4,13;8:24;9:7;

 40:20

dying (3)

 13:16;26:1;32:19

E

earlier (3)

 15:21;17:23;21:8

east (1)

 25:13

eat (2)

 32:21;33:4

effect (5)

 17:10,20;18:18;

 20:18,19

effective (1)

 4:9

effects (1)

 12:25

effort (1)

 10:11

egregious (1)

 36:7

either (4)

 13:12;18:21,24;

 23:13

elder (1)

 30:14

elders (2)

 22:21;30:10

eldest (1)

 22:20

E-L-D-M-A-N (1)

 35:15

elementary (1)

 25:4

else (5)

 12:16;28:10;33:23;

 36:22;39:10

Elspeth (2)

 26:20,22

E-L-S-P-E-T-H (1)

 26:23

email (4)

 7:7,8,15;9:11

emailed (1)

 9:10

emissions (14)

 3:23,24;4:24;8:11;

 9:5;16:24;17:24;

 24:3;27:4,23;39:20;

 40:7,14;41:9

emit (1)

 13:10

emitted (1)

 14:23

Employees (1)

 24:18

EMT (1)

 28:23

encourage (1)

 18:10

encouraging (1)

 16:14

end (9)

 4:21;10:10,19;

 12:5;17:16;19:2;

 26:1;31:13;33:14

Energy (15)

 4:5,8,16,23;13:9;

 14:15;15:4;17:8;

 19:1;27:17;29:17;

 32:9;33:13;36:1;

 37:15

Energy's (1)

 36:17

enforce (1)

 18:9

enforcement (1)

 16:21

enjoy (1)

 13:2

enough (1)

 31:1

ensure (1)

 5:2

entire (1)

 35:21

environment (1)

 24:20

Environmental (8)

 3:5,19;15:16;

 18:10;27:21;41:2;

 42:17;43:5

EPA (34)

 1:8;3:8;4:1,16,21;

 5:2,16;7:25;8:3,13,

 19,23,23,25;9:3,6;

 11:10;12:22;13:8;

 14:10,25;15:17;17:2,

 18;18:6;24:2;25:8,

 20;28:2;37:20;40:5;

 43:13;44:22;45:15

EPA's (17)

 4:14,15;5:5,19;8:5,

 8,17;9:1,9,13,15;

 15:18,21,23,25;18:8;

 43:10

equal (2)

 5:9;7:25

equally (1)

 44:3

equation (2)

 11:22;12:4

equipment (1)

 32:11

errand (1)

 11:15

especially (1)

 18:5

essentially (1)

 15:23

even (14)

 11:7,17;14:6;

 17:13,25;18:4;21:19;

 22:23,24;24:14,17;

 27:12;28:9;29:19

evening (4)

 3:1,3;15:12;28:1

event (1)

 17:8

eventually (2)

 17:1,6

everybody (6)

 11:6;20:14;29:1,7;

 31:18;37:25

everybody's (2)

 37:22;38:4

everyone (3)

 3:2;10:9;33:20

everywhere (1)

 23:24

exactly (2)

 14:3;38:14

expecting (2)

 24:3;30:17

expedite (1)

 15:22

expeditiously (2)

 4:12,24

experienced (1)

 27:13

explain (1)

 11:6

express (1)

 42:3

extend (8)

 3:20;4:2;8:9;27:15,

 17;40:5,23;41:6

extended (2)

 15:6;44:7

extending (4)

 37:14;41:3,11,13

EXTENSION (16)

 1:11;4:4;5:6,10;

 8:21;17:14;18:13;

 19:9,15;20:15,17;

 21:12;36:2;42:10,13;

 43:2

extensions (1)

 18:20

eyes (4)

 23:23;26:4,15;29:6

F

face (4)

 14:10;22:19;29:17;

 31:21

facilitate (2)

 5:7;37:21

facing (2)

 21:5;22:1

fact (2)

 35:22;36:8

families (2)

 23:19;26:18

family (6)

 14:14;26:7;29:15,

 16;32:14;37:9

far (4)

 20:6;21:7;24:18;

 25:4

farm (1)

 40:17

fashion (1)

 5:3

fate (1)

 4:22

Federal (4)

 5:18;16:8;19:18,25

feel (10)

 12:25;26:11;31:22;

 32:24;34:15,16;35:2,

 10;37:7,14

FELDMAN (2)

 35:14,14

fell (1)

 32:10

felt (3)

 14:10;35:4,6

few (4)

 9:20;22:6;23:22;

 35:4

fight (2)

 29:18;34:6

fighting (1)

 15:8

figure (1)

 18:9

fill (1)

 6:16

filled (1)

 9:21

final (14)

 4:9,13;5:5;7:10;

 8:1,6,14;9:3,6,9;

 15:23;36:15;42:2,16

find (19)

 4:14;21:25;22:2,2,

 25;23:7,10,13,14,17,

 17,18,23;24:2,12,16;

 25:5;36:3;43:9

fine (2)

 11:10,10

fined (2)

 44:7,8

Fire (2)

 40:17;44:15

first (4)

 10:23;14:4;16:4;

 23:25

fish (5)

 31:10,11,11,14,17

Min-U-Script® Cameo Kayser & Associates (3) die - fish
EPA Public Hearing EPA Public Hearing

April 29, 2013

Fisher (3)

 18:15;25:10,10

F-I-S-H-E-R (1)

 25:11

fishing (1)

 31:15

five (7)

 4:13;6:19;10:11,

 14,15;18:25;44:20

floating (1)

 37:6

fly (1)

 25:17

follow (1)

 17:22

foods (1)

 30:22

foot (1)

 24:17

forever (1)

 21:1

form (5)

 6:16,17,22;7:6;

 35:20

formal (1)

 5:14

forms (1)

 6:21

forward (3)

 9:24;19:9;34:7

found (1)

 25:13

four (5)

 4:8;11:12;39:23;

 40:16;44:19

four-year-old (1)

 22:11

frame (1)

 4:10

Francisco (2)

 3:6;9:16

Frank (1)

 35:15

freeway (1)

 37:4

friend (3)

 11:15;29:23,24

front (4)

 3:11;10:2;21:18;

 28:2

frustrating (1)

 21:24

fully (1)

 17:24

further (4)

 21:13,19;22:24;

 45:12

future (1)

 22:16

G

Galpern (3)

 10:24;15:12,13

game (1)

 32:21

GARDNER (18)

 1:10;3:21;4:18,25;

 8:10;9:6;14:16;16:2;

 20:2;27:16,18,23;

 28:9;35:20,24;40:6;

 41:3;42:13

Gardner's (1)

 41:7

gather (1)

 32:20

gathering (1)

 19:23

gave (1)

 38:20

gender (1)

 23:12

generated (1)

 39:3

GENERATING (3)

 1:11;4:18;8:10

Generation (2)

 3:22;37:9

generations (1)

 22:22

gentleman (1)

 30:21

gets (2)

 21:23;29:11

giant (1)

 15:8

girl (1)

 29:4

giving (1)

 32:2

glad (2)

 12:21;19:13

Glosson (1)

 3:12

goes (3)

 16:25;24:14;44:20

golf (1)

 25:17

good (15)

 3:1,2;15:12;16:16;

 19:4;26:10,13;29:20,

 24;34:9;35:12;37:15;

 41:22,23;42:10

government (5)

 19:25;20:22;33:16,

 16,18

government-government (1)

 24:4

government's (1)

 19:18

grandpa (1)

 25:23

grant (1)

 15:25

graphs (1)

 43:6

grateful (1)

 35:9

gravity (1)

 20:3

Greg (3)

 30:4,6;34:19

G-R-E-G (1)

 30:7

grew (1)

 25:22

ground (1)

 5:13

group (1)

 42:23

groups (1)

 9:23

growth (2)

 31:12,15

guess (2)

 32:3;33:15

guidance (1)

 34:8

guide (1)

 32:10

guy (1)

 32:10

guys (10)

 28:25;29:2;30:24;

 31:1,5,7,20,24;32:1,2

H

hand (2)

 16:20,23

hands (1)

 45:5

HANNAH (3)

 1:25;3:16;9:19

happen (6)

 15:11;19:3,7;

 21:13;22:18;38:2

happened (3)

 22:4;32:11;35:9

happening (6)

 20:13,14,14;30:9;

 33:12;34:10

happens (2)

 41:20,20

happy (3)

 10:20;37:3;39:13

hard (6)

 11:4;29:9,14;

 34:18;38:2,8

harder (1)

 29:12

harm (1)

 27:21

Harry (2)

 29:23;30:1

hate (1)

 38:12

Haze (4)

 4:1;8:12;41:8,10

headache (1)

 34:21

headaches (1)

 20:12

health (4)

 12:4,5;27:14;28:5

hear (15)

 3:2;9:24;13:16;

 14:4,5,12,25;15:10;

 21:21,22;23:18,19;

 33:1,11;39:25

heard (5)

 6:8,9;25:16;33:20;

 37:3

HEARING (32)

 1:8;3:3,5,7,17,18;

 5:14,14,17,22,24,25;

 6:6,9,10,13;8:2,22,

 24;10:19,20;16:5;

 17:17;18:8;19:22;

 20:1;24:5;33:22;

 37:10;39:11;45:13,

 16

hears (1)

 25:8

heart (3)

 14:16;29:2;32:23

hearts (1)

 13:23

Hello (2)

 21:2;28:14

help (11)

 6:5;13:19;20:6,7,

 20;28:22;29:21,23;

 31:20;34:9;39:3

helped (2)

 29:1;35:12

helping (1)

 34:7

herbs (3)

 25:23;30:22;32:20

here's (1)

 21:6

Hi (1)

 30:6

high (2)

 20:21;34:12

higher (1)

 20:3

highway (1)

 33:9

hold (2)

 10:14;36:18

holding (1)

 18:7

home (10)

 22:1;24:18,19,24;

 25:1;30:23;33:7,11,

 12;37:4

homes (1)

 28:9

honestly (1)

 12:10

hope (9)

 12:15;15:2,10;

 16:17;19:3,6,16;

 20:21;38:18

hopefully (1)

 13:8

hopes (1)

 16:6

horrible (1)

 34:9

hospital (3)

 11:19;14:7;28:9

hour (1)

 33:21

house (1)

 11:16

human (2)

 26:6;27:20

humiliating (1)

 12:3

hundred (1)

 32:13

hundreds (1)

 36:11

hurt (1)

 28:19

hurts (3)

 26:17;28:21,23

I

I-A-M (1)

 21:3

idea (4)

 36:1;41:22,23;

 42:10

Idle (2)

 34:4,5

illness (1)

 14:21

illnesses (1)

 14:22

impact (4)

 17:3;27:20;28:5;

 34:2

implement (1)

 19:11

implementation (4)

 15:20;17:7,12;36:2

important (4)

 8:7;13:24;14:11;

 28:12

impossible (1)

 15:9

improvements (1)

 11:24

inaudible (1)

 10:7

incentive (2)

 17:20,21

includes (2)

 3:9;4:20

increase (1)

Min-U-Script® Cameo Kayser & Associates (4) Fisher - increase
EPA Public Hearing EPA Public Hearing

April 29, 2013

 11:25

increased (1)

 16:25

incredibly (1)

 36:3

Indian (1)

 34:14

individual (1)

 35:16

information (11)

 4:4;7:9;9:12;

 13:13;19:23;43:3,9,

 18,22,23;45:9

initially (1)

 17:17

inspection (1)

 9:15

install (1)

 4:6

installed (1)

 4:12

instead (1)

 37:20

insulting (1)

 36:4

interest (1)

 18:8

interrupting (1)

 6:3

into (17)

 6:22;17:9;18:22,

 22;20:17,18;25:18;

 27:1;40:7;41:7,14,15,

 17;44:20,20;45:5,6

invitation (1)

 15:13

involved (2)

 5:3,5

iPhone (1)

 37:24

Iris (3)

 10:23;12:18;33:25

I-R-I-S (2)

 12:19;33:25

issue (6)

 5:10;30:11;37:13;

 38:18,22;39:5

issued (1)

 15:17

issues (3)

 9:3;14:9;21:5

J

Jane (1)

 35:14

J-A-N-E (1)

 35:15

January (2)

 4:3;40:8

Jewell (2)

 20:4,22

job (1)

 38:11

joined (1)

 14:10

Joshua (1)

 35:25

joy (1)

 13:3

June (2)

 4:3;40:8

K

keep (7)

 22:6;23:7;24:5;

 30:23;31:25;32:6;

 35:11

keeping (1)

 10:12

kids (2)

 20:10;37:9

killed (1)

 30:25

killing (2)

 25:19;30:20

kind (4)

 19:14;34:21;36:7;

 37:18

kinds (2)

 31:12,12

knew (3)

 28:18,19;33:8

knows (3)

 29:7,24;30:1

L

ladies (1)

 30:15

land (2)

 13:4;36:11

landfill (3)

 17:1,7;18:23

larger (1)

 18:11

Las (3)

 27:2;35:17,21

last (7)

 14:5;28:2,6,20;

 29:12;35:4;38:3

later (4)

 4:13;8:4;21:17,17

law (1)

 18:10

lawsuits (1)

 25:20

laying (1)

 11:19

Lead (1)

 3:14

leaders (1)

 34:7

leads (1)

 16:24

leave (2)

 28:8,9

Lee (6)

 3:14;18:15,16,16;

 21:8;43:16

L-E-E (1)

 18:16

left (2)

 10:13;33:22

legal (1)

 15:15

legibly (1)

 6:21

Legislature (2)

 4:20;36:16

lengthier (1)

 10:15

level (1)

 20:21

levels (1)

 20:3

Liaison (1)

 3:13

life (5)

 22:12,14;31:9;

 32:14;35:5

light (1)

 44:15

likewise (1)

 5:4

limit (2)

 10:10;41:14

limits (7)

 3:22,24;4:25;8:10;

 9:4;40:7;41:10

Lincoln (1)

 1:15

line (2)

 31:10;42:15

linked (1)

 27:10

listen (3)

 8:23;29:3;30:14

listing (1)

 7:8

literally (1)

 18:19

litigants (1)

 15:16

little (17)

 20:8,10,19;21:24;

 22:2,11;25:13,22;

 26:11;28:15;29:4;

 38:11;40:24;44:12,

 16,17,18

live (16)

 11:2;12:21;13:21;

 23:10,14;24:25;31:6,

 24;32:3,5,18;33:14;

 35:17,18,19;37:17

lived (1)

 36:10

lives (7)

 11:15;13:1,11;

 24:13;31:4;33:15;

 35:16

living (3)

 28:4;35:5;37:5

located (1)

 27:2

long (2)

 7:15;13:9

longer (5)

 13:6;14:20;28:24;

 35:11;40:24

look (4)

 11:11;20:23;31:25;

 33:18

looking (1)

 26:6

lose (2)

 44:23,23

losing (1)

 28:20

lost (2)

 14:14;28:19

lot (8)

 11:5;12:12;14:14;

 26:2;32:16;37:17;

 38:12;43:6

lung (1)

 27:10

lungs (1)

 26:15

Lyons (2)

 3:10;10:12

M

mad (1)

 11:14

main (1)

 14:9

major (2)

 16:22;34:12

makes (5)

 11:13;29:14;34:2;

 35:10;42:22

making (3)

 7:25;8:14,15

man (1)

 30:18

manager (1)

 42:6

man's (1)

 35:1

many (6)

 15:1;18:17;23:3;

 30:24;35:12,12

marathon (1)

 28:17

materials (1)

 17:5

matter (8)

 11:3;12:3,4;13:17,

 17;23:12;28:12;

 35:22

matters (2)

 12:4,5

May (11)

 7:14,16,16;14:15,

 15;15:9;28:2,6;

 43:10,19;45:14

maybe (3)

 36:19;37:20,21

mean (6)

 18:21;26:17;30:12;

 31:4;41:9;44:14

means (3)

 14:13;32:16;38:7

measure (1)

 36:7

meats (2)

 32:21,21

medicine (4)

 34:24;35:1;38:24;

 39:2

medicines (3)

 25:23;26:3;39:4

meet (3)

 3:22;8:10;9:4

megawatts (1)

 36:5

member (4)

 11:2;12:19;14:8;

 36:25

members (5)

 5:8;19:20;27:25;

 28:1,6

membership (2)

 13:23;29:19

memorial (1)

 29:13

mention (1)

 17:13

mentioned (4)

 13:10;17:16;21:8;

 23:6

mess (1)

 38:3

Meyers (4)

 26:21;28:13,14,15

M-E-Y-E-R-S (1)

 28:15

mic (1)

 39:25

might (2)

 25:6;44:14

miles (4)

 27:2;35:17,25;36:9

million (1)

 36:9

mine (1)

 29:24

minute (1)

 10:13

minutes (5)

 6:19;9:20;10:11,

 14,15

Min-U-Script® Cameo Kayser & Associates (5) increased - minutes
EPA Public Hearing EPA Public Hearing

April 29, 2013

Moapa (13)

 1:16;11:2;12:20;

 15:14;19:20;27:3,7,

 12;28:1;30:7;35:19;

 36:9,25

moment (1)

 27:24

Monday (1)

 1:13

money (11)

 11:10;12:5;31:23;

 32:2,4,9;37:19,23;

 39:3;44:22,24

monitored (1)

 44:18

monster (1)

 12:24

months (5)

 4:3;22:6;39:20;

 40:23;41:6

more (40)

 12:9,9,14;13:5,22;

 16:23;17:24;18:11;

 20:2;21:4,20;22:8,17,

 17,18,18,18,19,19;

 25:24;26:25;29:19;

 32:8,8,22;34:4;

 35:13;36:15;40:16;

 41:12;43:3,8,17;

 44:12,16,17,18,19,22,

 24

morning (2)

 22:3;26:16

most (3)

 27:7,13;29:16

motto (1)

 24:6

mountains (1)

 35:7

move (1)

 21:9

much (8)

 11:10,11,23,24;

 13:17,18;17:24;

 18:13

must (3)

 3:22;7:13;8:10

myself (4)

 28:24;29:3,18;35:3

N

name (17)

 3:4;6:20,22,24;7:3;

 9:24;10:4,25;12:18;

 15:12;25:10;28:14;

 30:6;35:14;40:11,12;

 42:12

names (1)

 7:2

National (2)

 35:22,25

native (3)

 13:4;23:11;36:11

natives (1)

 20:25

necessary (1)

 7:19

need (20)

 13:13;19:17,25;

 20:15,15,16;23:4;

 27:16;31:5;34:5,7;

 36:20,21;39:24;40:2;

 44:15,17,21,25;45:9

needed (1)

 4:6

needs (10)

 19:10,10,19;20:22;

 22:12;28:10;36:13,

 14;38:1;44:18

neighborhood (1)

 20:11

Nevada (7)

 1:16;4:20;12:1;

 26:25;27:7,19;36:16

Nevadan (1)

 27:14

new (6)

 4:6;16:6;19:11;

 37:24;39:4;44:11

next (11)

 16:7,22;18:14,23;

 19:2;21:15;24:21;

 26:20;28:4;30:4;

 36:12

Niloufar (1)

 3:12

nitrogen (8)

 3:23;8:11;9:5;

 27:1;36:3;40:8;41:8,

 15

nobody (5)

 13:16;28:17,18;

 37:22;42:5

noisemaking (1)

 6:7

Nosebleeds (2)

 20:12;26:12

notice (2)

 5:17;9:9

notification (1)

 9:11

Nowhere (1)

 13:2

NOx (4)

 3:23;4:7;36:6,20

noxious (1)

 27:14

number (4)

 8:19;14:22;32:18;

 42:6

NV (16)

 4:5,8,16,23;13:8;

 14:15;15:4;17:8;

 19:1;27:17;29:17;

 32:9;33:12;36:1,17;

 37:15

NVision (2)

 4:19,22

O

off (7)

 25:2,17;32:10;

 33:10,10;39:11,14

offered (1)

 5:15

Office (1)

 3:12

officer (5)

 3:5,7;5:1;16:5;

 17:17

offices (1)

 9:15

official (3)

 5:10;7:12;9:17

officials (1)

 6:9

Ohte (21)

 39:18,19,22;40:3,

 10,12,12,22;41:11,

 16,25;42:5,12,19,21;

 43:3,13,15,21,24;

 44:6

O-H-T-E (1)

 40:13

old (9)

 29:4;30:12,20;

 32:4,25;35:4;37:8;

 39:5,6

older (1)

 34:19

once (3)

 11:8;27:24;29:14

one (20)

 13:14;14:7;16:20,

 20;17:2;21:4,23;

 26:7;28:16,20;29:15,

 21;30:14;32:7,8,18;

 37:20;40:16;44:8,21

ongoing (1)

 40:25

only (9)

 8:8,13;16:7;18:3;

 27:22;29:15;36:8;

 40:22,23

on-site (1)

 27:5

onto (1)

 21:20

open (4)

 13:9;15:5;39:11;

 45:14

opened (2)

 13:14;23:22

operation (3)

 18:4;27:22;36:5

operator (1)

 4:17

opinion (2)

 42:4,9

opinions (1)

 13:25

opportunity (3)

 5:9;10:9;42:3

oral (18)

 5:2,9,24;6:15,16,

 20;7:6,20,20,22,24;

 8:1;10:21;33:24;

 39:10;40:1;43:18;

 44:2

order (4)

 6:18;9:23;10:6;

 38:6

orderly (1)

 5:3

organization (1)

 8:19

organization's (1)

 7:3

organizing (1)

 26:24

otherwise (2)

 6:9;43:19

ourselves (1)

 34:25

out (42)

 6:16;9:21;11:13;

 18:6,9;21:25;22:2,2,

 25;23:7,10,13,14,17,

 17,18,19,20,20,23;

 24:2,9,10,12,16,17,

 17;25:5,13,17,20;

 26:2,12,17;30:16;

 33:6,6,9;34:3;38:10;

 42:2;45:5

outcome (1)

 41:19

over (18)

 11:14,19;23:15;

 25:25;30:11,11,24,

 24;32:6,6;33:13,13,

 22;37:13,16;40:6,16;

 44:12

overcome (1)

 34:9

overwith (1)

 38:22

own (3)

 14:14;34:23;37:25

owner (1)

 4:17

oxides (8)

 3:23;8:11;9:5;

 27:1;36:3;40:8;41:8,

 15

P

paid (1)

 32:15

pain (1)

 26:11

Paiutes (9)

 11:2;12:20;15:14;

 19:21;27:7,13;30:8;

 36:10;37:1

paper (1)

 37:10

Park (2)

 35:22,25

part (7)

 5:10,16;7:8;15:15;

 18:20;34:20;43:5

participation (1)

 8:18

passion (1)

 35:6

past (1)

 22:5

path (1)

 25:5

pay (2)

 32:12;37:23

people (55)

 3:8;8:19;10:10;

 11:4;12:10,21;13:5,

 14,16,18,21,22;

 14:12,14;15:1;21:21,

 23;23:1,3,11,11,14,

 19,20;24:7,8,10,12,

 17,22;25:8,19,21;

 26:8,11,18;29:19;

 30:9,19;31:19;32:4,

 17;33:1,12,13;34:10,

 14,19;35:10,19;36:9;

 37:12;39:6,12;45:6

people's (2)

 24:13;31:4

percentage (1)

 11:23

perhaps (1)

 18:5

period (7)

 9:8;10:22;40:21;

 41:6;42:8,24;45:13

permission (2)

 16:4;28:25

permitted (1)

 6:10

person (2)

 23:5;43:7

personal (2)

 28:3,5

personally (1)

 28:16

pick (1)

 11:15

pills (1)

 35:1

pipeline (1)

 33:2

place (6)

 7:6;18:25;20:16;

 31:8;37:21;44:21

Min-U-Script® Cameo Kayser & Associates (6) Moapa - place
EPA Public Hearing EPA Public Hearing

April 29, 2013

places (2)

 23:9;32:20

plagues (1)

 17:1

plan (1)

 4:18

plant (22)

 11:11;17:9,25;

 18:4;22:9,9,13;23:8;

 24:21;27:16,19,23;

 28:4,10;33:5,10;36:4,

 4,12,13,18;38:17

plants (3)

 23:14;32:19;34:17

please (8)

 5:25;6:20,25;7:2;

 9:24;27:20,24;33:24

plug (2)

 11:20;14:8

pm (4)

 1:14;7:16;39:11;

 45:19

pockets (1)

 39:6

podium (1)

 9:25

point (1)

 39:9

pole (1)

 32:10

polluter (1)

 16:22

polluting (2)

 11:12;28:4

pollution (5)

 11:13;21:20;35:18,

 20,23

pollutions (1)

 26:5

pond (1)

 17:6

ponds (3)

 17:1;18:23;38:14

positing (1)

 15:24

position (4)

 15:18,19,25;19:8

positive (2)

 17:20;20:25

possible (3)

 15:7;16:21;20:18

possibly (1)

 40:16

Postal (1)

 7:13

posted (1)

 5:19

postmarked (1)

 7:13

poverty (1)

 23:10

Power (6)

 12:1;24:13,13,14;

 31:9;37:21

powerful (1)

 38:13

practicable (1)

 4:12

pray (1)

 22:8

prayed (1)

 35:6

precious (1)

 12:20

premature (1)

 27:12

preparation (1)

 8:5

prepare (1)

 8:25

preparing (1)

 5:23

present (1)

 5:24

presentation (1)

 6:4

presiding (2)

 3:7;5:1

pressure (2)

 34:13;44:17

pretty (1)

 32:1

prevalent (1)

 20:12

prevent (1)

 22:14

prevents (2)

 6:8,8

previous (1)

 3:24

prior (1)

 15:19

probably (5)

 15:2;19:15;29:6,7;

 34:13

problem (6)

 22:13;34:21;37:17;

 39:4;44:24;45:1

problems (15)

 14:22;21:25;22:3,

 10,19;23:2,15,21;

 25:6,14;26:14;27:11,

 12;34:12;38:18

proceeding (2)

 5:8,15

proceedings (1)

 45:18

process (4)

 5:5;16:19;40:1;

 45:8

procure (1)

 4:6

produce (1)

 27:6

profit (1)

 11:22

Project (1)

 3:14

prolong (1)

 39:20

proposal (7)

 17:14,19,22;18:13;

 36:17;41:6;43:2

PROPOSED (14)

 1:9,11;3:20;4:7,10,

 15,18;5:20;8:8,14,21;

 15:21;17:13;43:9

proposing (2)

 4:2;40:5

prosper (2)

 30:17,18

protect (2)

 24:7;34:25

protecting (3)

 24:8,9,10

Protection (3)

 3:6,20;42:17

provide (9)

 7:7,9;8:4;17:21;

 43:11,17,20,23;44:4

provided (2)

 4:5;9:11

providing (1)

 8:24

PUBLIC (15)

 1:8;3:3,4,19;5:17;

 9:7;18:7;33:22;

 39:17;40:20;41:5;

 42:8,24;45:12,13

publicly (1)

 27:18

published (1)

 5:18

pulled (1)

 14:8

pulling (1)

 11:20

purchase (1)

 9:17

purpose (2)

 3:18;8:22

pushing (1)

 34:7

put (8)

 17:2;20:17;25:17;

 26:25;29:1;37:22;

 39:25;44:21

puts (1)

 37:25

Q

quality (4)

 27:6;35:24;40:15;

 43:7

quite (1)

 28:22

R

railroad (1)

 31:16

ramifications (1)

 18:12

Randy (3)

 26:21;28:13,14

range (1)

 45:2

rather (2)

 5:7;8:25

RE (1)

 1:8

reach (1)

 20:21

real (4)

 19:3;26:18;28:3;

 38:7

realize (2)

 11:7;31:7

really (14)

 5:7;11:5;14:25;

 15:10,10;16:19;

 18:24,25;19:8;20:15;

 21:7;23:1;24:11;

 32:18

reason (2)

 19:4;44:10

recall (1)

 10:4

receive (4)

 6:18;7:8,18,25

received (4)

 7:15,15;8:1;9:23

receives (2)

 5:2;9:1

recently (1)

 16:14

Recess (1)

 39:15

recognizes (1)

 4:16

recommendation (1)

 20:5

recommendations (1)

 15:22

RECONSIDERATION (2)

 1:9;8:21

record (14)

 5:11,16,24;6:2,12,

 23,24;7:4,12;39:12,

 14,17,25;40:2

recreation (1)

 25:1

red (1)

 10:14

reduce (4)

 3:22;8:11;9:4;18:2

refrain (2)

 6:3;8:15

Regarding (1)

 26:25

regardless (1)

 44:14

Region (4)

 3:6,8;24:2;42:19

Regional (6)

 3:11,12;4:1;8:12;

 41:8,10

Register (1)

 5:18

registration (1)

 6:14

regression (1)

 16:3

regulation (1)

 21:6

REID (22)

 1:10;3:21;4:17,25;

 8:9;9:6;14:16;16:2;

 20:2;27:16,18,22;

 28:9,19;29:24;30:1;

 35:20,24;40:6;41:3,

 7;42:13

related (5)

 8:13,16,20;9:3;

 29:5

relations (1)

 24:4

relationship (3)

 15:24;16:7;19:4

relentless (1)

 12:8

remainder (2)

 10:16,21

remediation (1)

 18:3

remember (2)

 37:3,10

reminder (1)

 45:13

reminds (1)

 32:25

RENE' (2)

 1:25;3:16

repair (1)

 18:2

Reported (1)

 1:25

reporter (8)

 3:15,17;5:23;6:1,5,

 12,21;9:19

representative (1)

 26:24

representing (3)

 6:24;7:1;15:15

represents (1)

 16:3

request (2)

 5:6;9:22

requested (1)

 9:11

required (3)

 3:24;8:11;19:12

Min-U-Script® Cameo Kayser & Associates (7) places - required
EPA Public Hearing EPA Public Hearing

April 29, 2013

requirement (1)

 4:1

requirements (1)

 8:12

requires (1)

 4:11

rescind (1)

 17:18

Research (1)

 27:9

reservation (7)

 12:22;18:7;21:20;

 24:24;25:3;27:3;30:1

reservations (1)

 13:19

reserve (1)

 10:1

residents (1)

 27:6

resolution (1)

 14:9

respect (7)

 5:6;15:19;16:11,

 18,22;17:4,12

respiratory (1)

 14:21

responded (1)

 16:14

responding (1)

 5:4

responses (4)

 8:24;9:1,2,10

responsibility (2)

 19:19;20:24

rest (1)

 31:3

re-submittal (1)

 16:15

retire (3)

 17:15,23;27:18

RETROFIT (2)

 1:10;3:25

review (1)

 4:19

reviewed (1)

 8:2

rich (1)

 32:1

Richard (2)

 18:15;25:10

R-I-C-H-A-R-D (1)

 25:11

right (19)

 11:13;13:20;19:17,

 19;21:18,24;22:10;

 24:6,21;33:3,10;

 36:12;37:5;38:9,14;

 41:21;42:24;45:5,5

River (5)

 27:3;31:10,13,14,

 14

role (2)

 5:1,7

roof (2)

 37:22;38:1

room (3)

 6:15;7:24;10:3

Rule (16)

 4:1;8:13;15:20,21,

 23;16:2,11,19;17:7,9,

 12;18:1,5;21:9,18;

 42:16

rulemaking (2)

 9:13,17

rules (3)

 5:13;8:17;41:19

ruling (1)

 23:25

run (2)

 17:25;45:6

runner (1)

 28:17

rushed (1)

 11:14

S

sad (3)

 12:9;13:4;30:10

safe (1)

 24:20

safety (1)

 32:11

Sally (2)

 20:4,22

same (13)

 7:20,21;15:2;

 23:15,16,21;25:5,14;

 26:14;38:23;39:5;

 44:3,5

SAMSON (2)

 36:24,24

S-A-M-S-O-N (1)

 36:25

San (2)

 3:6;9:15

sat (1)

 30:16

satisfies (1)

 19:11

save (1)

 18:2

saying (4)

 24:5;30:18;32:16;

 34:3

school (2)

 25:4;39:5

seats (1)

 10:1

second (2)

 13:1;14:24

seek (1)

 34:8

seeks (1)

 16:20

seem (1)

 24:8

seems (4)

 15:8;21:12;24:9,10

seep (1)

 25:18

seeps (1)

 26:17

seriously (1)

 38:19

Service (1)

 7:13

session (1)

 3:3

set (3)

 24:17;41:8,10

several (1)

 3:8

shot (1)

 22:12

Shouting (1)

 6:6

shown (1)

 27:9

shows (1)

 35:23

shut (11)

 15:6;17:8;18:25;

 19:1,6,14;21:15;

 22:9;29:8;37:14;

 38:20

sick (3)

 11:17;12:6;28:8

side (3)

 31:14;33:10;38:5

sides (1)

 44:18

Sierra (2)

 26:24;34:3

similar (2)

 25:14;26:14

SIMMONS (6)

 10:6,23,24,25,25;

 11:1

S-I-M-M-O-N-S (1)

 11:1

sinus (3)

 27:11;34:12,12

sit (2)

 30:14;38:15

Site (5)

 39:19;40:15;41:18;

 44:9;45:5

sites (1)

 44:19

situation (1)

 17:20

six (1)

 29:4

sixties (3)

 38:21,24;39:2

skin (1)

 23:12

slapping (1)

 31:21

slowly (1)

 6:1

small (1)

 18:20

smart (1)

 38:10

smell (5)

 12:25;26:16;33:7;

 38:8,17

smoke (1)

 26:25

societal (1)

 27:21

solar (1)

 37:22

sole (2)

 5:1,7

solve (2)

 44:24,25

somebody (1)

 12:16

Somebody's (1)

 42:14

someone (2)

 6:25,25

son (1)

 34:10

soon (4)

 20:18;24:23,25;

 32:1

south (2)

 35:17,25

southern (1)

 27:7

speak (14)

 5:25;7:3,11;9:25;

 10:3,4,9;13:6,17;

 33:24;36:23;39:17;

 41:25;42:6

speaker (5)

 6:18,19;9:22;

 26:20;30:4

speakers (9)

 6:3,8;9:21,22;10:1,

 5,18,23;18:14

speaking (7)

 6:25;13:7;26:10;

 29:3;30:15;35:16;

 37:8

specialist (2)

 41:2;43:5

specific (2)

 8:16,20

speed (1)

 15:19

speedy (1)

 16:17

spell (1)

 7:2

spirit (1)

 35:8

spoken (1)

 33:23

stacks (3)

 11:12;26:25;27:5

staff (1)

 8:19

stamp (1)

 14:19

stand (4)

 26:8,10;34:5,6

standing (1)

 29:20

start (3)

 26:4,6;37:5

State (6)

 4:20;6:23;16:8,10;

 36:16;40:11

stated (1)

 27:18

States (1)

 3:5

STATION (4)

 1:11;3:22;4:18;

 8:10

stepped (1)

 33:6

stick (1)

 38:19

still (11)

 4:23;13:16;20:8;

 23:15;24:24;33:21;

 38:23,25;39:1;44:19;

 45:9

stop (2)

 18:21;30:25

stopped (1)

 33:3

stops (1)

 33:14

stories (1)

 28:3

strange (1)

 16:20

stream (2)

 16:25;17:4

Street (1)

 1:15

strictest (1)

 16:21

strictly (1)

 16:24

struggling (1)

 29:10

stuck (1)

 30:23

studies (1)

 23:4

stuff (10)

 20:13;25:24;30:8,

 13,15;31:6,12;32:19;

 33:11;41:1

submit (6)

 5:9;7:11,16,19,22;

 10:16

Min-U-Script® Cameo Kayser & Associates (8) requirement - submit
EPA Public Hearing EPA Public Hearing

April 29, 2013

submitted (4)

 7:12;9:7,21;33:21

suffer (1)

 20:9

suffering (2)

 18:17;20:20

sulphur (1)

 33:8

summaries (1)

 8:25

supervisor's (1)

 42:6

supplemental (2)

 4:4;13:13

support (2)

 13:18;16:15

supposed (4)

 24:7;33:16,17;

 40:16

sure (7)

 5:8;10:8,8;15:11;

 21:10;25:8;41:19

swallows (1)

 26:1

symptoms (1)

 23:16

T

table (2)

 6:14;43:23

talk (9)

 14:6;21:5;22:16;

 24:5;26:9;28:15,21;

 29:11;30:2

talked (2)

 14:2;37:12

talking (3)

 14:6;38:4;40:4

talks (2)

 13:15;22:18

taste (2)

 38:8,16

team (1)

 15:15

tears (1)

 29:6

technician (2)

 45:6,7

TECHNOLOGY (3)

 1:10;3:25;37:24

telling (2)

 23:4;30:24

ten (1)

 18:25

terminate (1)

 17:15

testified (2)

 28:2,6

testify (1)

 28:8

testimony (1)

 5:15

testing (1)

 22:8

Thanks (1)

 39:14

Therefore (1)

 8:23

thinking (1)

 30:8

though (1)

 38:16

thought (4)

 33:7;37:2,5,13

thousand (1)

 32:13

three (1)

 9:23

throughout (1)

 25:15

throw (1)

 44:24

thyroid (1)

 27:11

times (3)

 15:9;23:3;30:24

timing (1)

 4:22

tired (1)

 12:6

today (13)

 3:16;8:4;13:6,22,

 25;15:1,6;28:7;

 33:21;34:11;43:12;

 44:4;45:16

today's (5)

 3:7,18;5:14,25;

 9:14

told (3)

 28:2,4;34:3

tonight (6)

 3:8;7:11,17,23;

 10:9;11:7

tons (1)

 27:1

top (4)

 31:14;36:7;38:13,

 14

total (1)

 4:8

towards (1)

 24:11

town (1)

 33:3

towns (1)

 25:13

toxic (1)

 27:5

toxins (3)

 13:11;14:23;27:9

tracks (1)

 31:16

tradition (1)

 32:16

traditional (1)

 32:5

transcribe (2)

 6:6,22

transcribed (1)

 5:22

transcribing (1)

 3:17

transcript (2)

 9:14,18

travel (1)

 23:8

treated (2)

 7:21;16:10

treaties (1)

 30:13

Tree (1)

 35:25

tribal (4)

 12:19;16:11;29:19,

 20

Tribe (15)

 15:20;16:6,18,20;

 17:2;18:24;19:10,20;

 20:2;21:6;24:16;

 28:22;41:4;43:6;

 44:13

Tribes (1)

 18:17

Tribe's (1)

 16:9

truck (1)

 33:6

true (2)

 19:7;30:16

truly (3)

 14:12;15:2;20:13

trust (2)

 19:18;20:24

try (4)

 11:6;14:11;16:14;

 20:6

trying (7)

 13:19;14:8;15:19;

 18:9;23:1,7;24:12

turn (4)

 9:25;10:2,4;35:4

two (6)

 10:1;22:5;29:19,

 21;36:9;44:8

Tyler (1)

 36:24

T-Y-L-E-R (1)

 36:24

type (2)

 24:3;28:18

types (1)

 23:24

typically (1)

 8:18

U

ugly (1)

 38:3

uncle (1)

 29:5

uncontrolled (1)

 27:5

under (11)

 3:25;4:19;8:12;

 16:10;18:1,4,5;35:18,

 20;42:12;44:15

understands (1)

 4:22

unit (2)

 13:8;21:16

United (1)

 3:5

Units (13)

 3:21;4:17,21;8:9;

 9:5;16:2;17:13,15,

 23;18:1;21:15;40:6;

 41:7

Unless (1)

 44:10

unreal (1)

 22:25

up (26)

 3:10;10:14,14;

 11:15,17;12:7,8;

 15:19;17:25;25:22;

 26:1,1,16;29:3,13,20;

 31:10,17;34:5,6;

 36:14,14;38:1,9;

 39:24;44:10

upgraded (1)

 27:23

urge (2)

 27:14;35:4

use (1)

 38:23

used (3)

 25:23;31:10,17

using (4)

 6:22;25:17;26:3;

 39:1

V

Valley (5)

 30:7;35:21;38:15,

 15;40:17

Vegas (4)

 26:4;27:2;35:17,21

verbatim (1)

 5:23

Vernon (2)

 18:14,16

V-E-R-N-O-N (1)

 18:16

Vickie (6)

 10:23,24,25;13:11,

 15;14:3

V-I-C-K-I-E (1)

 11:1

view (1)

 16:3

visibility (2)

 11:9,24

voice (2)

 13:25;42:9

W

wait (1)

 9:25

waiting (3)

 10:2;36:15,15

wake (1)

 26:16

walk (3)

 11:17;38:9,12

wants (2)

 22:15;36:1

waste (5)

 16:25,25;17:4,6;

 31:18

watched (1)

 44:12

water (3)

 16:25;17:6;25:19

way (18)

 16:14;18:21,24;

 23:13;29:21;30:20;

 31:1,5,10,16,17,22,

 24;33:18;34:8,9,25;

 45:7

ways (5)

 30:21;32:5;33:1;

 35:5,13

website (4)

 4:15;5:19;9:13;

 43:10

weekend (1)

 25:2

weeks (1)

 22:5

Welcome (3)

 3:1,2;10:18

weren't (1)

 14:17

whatnot (2)

 43:7;45:3

what's (10)

 11:5,21;20:23;

 23:7;29:25;31:7,11;

 32:14;33:11;41:19

Wheatland (2)

 33:4,5

Whereupon (1)

 45:18

white (3)

 30:18;35:1;39:8

who's (8)

 10:2;21:16;22:11;

 33:23;40:14;42:13,

 21;43:4

Whose (1)

 42:12

Min-U-Script® Cameo Kayser & Associates (9) submitted - Whose
EPA Public Hearing EPA Public Hearing

April 29, 2013

W-I (1)

 21:3

wild (1)

 32:21

William (2)

 18:15;21:2

willing (1)

 29:2

win (1)

 18:21

wind (3)

 25:5;38:10,13

windy (1)

 38:12

wish (6)

 7:10;9:17;13:21;

 21:7;27:18;29:18

within (3)

 8:19;22:5;35:3

without (2)

 20:17;27:23

wonder (1)

 19:14

WONG (32)

 3:1,4;10:8;16:5;

 17:17;18:14;26:20;

 28:13;30:4;33:20;

 36:22;39:9,16,21,24;

 40:5,11,19;41:5,13,

 21;42:2,8,16,20,23;

 43:8,14,16,22;44:2;

 45:11

word (2)

 37:18;38:20

work (4)

 24:11;25:23;28:25;

 37:4

working (5)

 4:23;11:3;24:23;

 33:2,17

world (1)

 32:4

worldwide (1)

 25:20

worry (2)

 24:21;37:6

worst (1)

 36:7

write (2)

 6:20;43:21

writing (1)

 10:17

written (16)

 7:11,12,14,17,18,

 19,21,22,24;8:2,4;

 34:3;43:11,20;44:3,4

wrong (1)

 31:11

wwwregulationsgov (1)

 5:21

Wyoming (3)

 33:2,4,5 Y

yardstick (1)

 44:25

year (7)

 19:2;20:16;21:15;

 27:2;28:20;29:12;

 38:3

years (13)

 4:8,13;18:18,25;

 19:1;23:22;29:4;

 31:8,8;35:4;36:11;

 37:8;41:1

young (1)

 29:4

youngsters (1)

 22:20 Z

Zimpfer (1)

 3:9 1

1 (16)

 1:15;3:21;4:3,17,

 21;8:9;9:5;16:2;

 17:13,15,23;18:1;

 21:15;40:6,8;41:7

11:59 (1)

 7:16

15 (1)

 27:2

18 (4)

 4:2;39:20;40:23;

 41:6

18-MONTH (1)

 1:11

1960 (2)

 36:5,12 2

2 (10)

 3:21;4:17,21;8:9;

 9:5;17:13;18:1;

 21:15;40:6;41:7

2013 (5)

 1:13;5:19;7:14,16;

 45:14

2014 (2)

 4:21;17:16

2015 (2)

 4:3;40:8

2016 (2)

 4:3;40:9

2017 (1)

 21:16

225-minute (1)

 28:17

24/7 (1)

 24:23

240 (1)

 35:25

26 (1)

 37:8

29 (1)

 1:13 3

3 (13)

 3:21;4:17,21;8:9;

 9:5;16:2;17:13,16,

 23;18:1;21:15;40:6;

 41:7

30 (6)

 4:3;7:14,16;40:8;

 43:10;45:14

30th (1)

 43:20 4

4 (1)

 21:16

4,000 (1)

 27:1

45 (2)

 35:17;36:9

4th (1)

 5:18 5

5 (4)

 39:19;40:15;41:18;

 45:5 6

6:00 (1)

 1:14

600 (1)

 36:4 8

8:00 (2)

 39:11;45:18 9

9 (4)

 3:6,8;24:2;42:19

Min-U-Script® Cameo Kayser & Associates (10) W-I - 9