### RE : SP I

- A nde r son PSD pe rm i t /

E I R and cons tr uc t

i on D a v e B r o w n to: Da v e B r

own, G e r

a r do R i o s
, O me r S ha l ev 06 / 15 / 2012 06 : 06

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Omer/Gerardo - The SPI Anderson EIR and Special Use Permit was approved at the Planning Commission yesterday with a 4-0 vote. The audience had two citizens that spoke against the project and had received two letters prior to the meeting: one from CBD, another from Caltrans. One of the citizens was suggesting that the project look into solar 'cones' as the latest nano-technology for energy production; the other citizen was concerned that the project showed 330,000 tons of CO2 left unmitigated and compared this to 63,000 cars. I'll foward the CBD letter - is was primarily focused and reiterated the same prior comments on GHG's and carbon neutrality towards biomass.

Overall, it was very positive with the local support on the project and lack of attendees. From the PC meeting, there is a 5-day appeal period - if no appeals, that completes the public process for the County. If appealled, we're looking at the July 17th Board of Supervisor meeting to re-hear the project.

As this relates to the PSD permit, having no public meeting still looks appropriate and we should focus on completing the draft of the permit - as mentioned above, I'll forward the latest CBD letter from the PC meeting and also the Errata and Final EIR from the County (if you already have the Final EIR, let me know).

Dave Brown

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From: Dave Brown Sent: Wed 6/13/2012 10:33 AM
To: Rios.Gerardo@epamail.epa.gov Cc: Eric Albright Subject: SPI - Anderson PSD permit / EIR and construction

Gerardo - can you let me know a time to chat for a few minutes. When we last spoke with yourself, Omer and Eric Albright (Environ), the main remaining item for SPI to supply for the PSD permit to be drafted was an updated modeling for the actual design of the facility and to incorporate specific start-up/shut-down. That model was sent to Omer and Cleveland Holliday at the 1st of the month. The extra time into the remodeling was to incorporate precisely what was requested in attempts to expedite the review and incorporation into the permit. We have been unable to contact Cleveland and left a few messages with Omer on the status since that time. On the EIR side, we're meeting at the Planning Commission tomorrow (14th) for the Special use permit and EIR. From there, we're roughly a month to a Board of Supervisor meeting and hopeful approval.

Another item starting to grow is what can and cannot be done without the PSD approved. When we last spoke, there were grading activities that could occur, but limits on foundations or anything vertical. I'd like to explore any options available being an existing major source, the new facility within the industrial property, and having the EIR with the County completed, that wouldotherwise allow ( at our risk and expense ) at least the foundations to be set

ahead of the PSD.

Let me know a good time to talk. Thanks.

David C. Brown, PE Environmental Affairs & Compliance Manager

Sierra Pacific Industries

19794 Riverside Avenue

Redding, CA 96049-6028

(530) 378-8179

(530) 378-8139 fax

(530) 391-7650 cell

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