The County suggests Applicant's driveways need to meet commercial standards. Instead, they would rely on the general permit conditions that a permittee must obtain other requisite permits or approvals as necessary and obey other applicable laws and regulations. In view of the County's limited participation in this review, providing comments but not intervening in these proceedings, it is appropriate to adopt the Staff's recommendation regarding commercial entrances. Compare , Matter of William E. Dailey, Inc. , Interim Decision, June 20, 1995. Given that the County is not a party to this proceeding, the general permit condition will suffice.
Tremolite is a mineral that can be found in a asbestiform type or non-asbestiform type in quarries.
Staff made a site visit and opined that the quarry contains a non-asbestiform type of tremolite. However, Staff cautions that the record should reflect there is a potential for asbestiform to be at the quarry based on Staff's limited site investigation. Thereafter, whatever additional information is generated can be circulated to the parties and a motion to re-open the issues conference before the ALJ can made. According to the Applicant, until there is a ruling that tremolite is a potential issue, it should not be considered further by the Commissioner. Staff's letter to the Commissioner that there may be a potential tremolite related issue, is noted.