Alpha, Inc. asked to discharge 30 ppm, but, Smith, a neighbor learned about its application and complained. Smith submitted several documents showing possible harm to overall air quality. The AAB later allowed only 25 ppm. The AAB did not raise the issue. If that provision allows it, the NH Dist.
Court also has jurisdiction.
Smith alleged that Alpha was already exceeding the 10 ppm non-permitted discharge limit. Smith protested based on allegations of Alpha's lawlessness. However, the AAB found Alpha's prior actions irrelevant. The Heavy Metal Board proceeds in three-steps as shown by SludgeCo's application for aqueous discharge of a heavy metal. ALJ Jones then filed a challenge.