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Discussion was then on Items 22-32, wlth Mr. Otto noting Items 26 and 29 were adde~. MOTIO~ by Deemer, Seconded by Zimmerman, to modify Item 29, change the words "drop off" to "redemption". FURTHER DISCUSSION: Mr. Rychner stated he did not Intend to accept lead, but he was unclear as to what he could do and what Is meant by processing. Mr. Otto stated It Is actually creating an ldentlflab]e product from the material he is purchasing. He understood the county uses a slml]tar definition. Untl] a recyclable material Is actually changed to something else, It Is considered to be waste. VOTE ON MOTION: Carried unanimously (Absent-Bawden, Terry). Mr. Rychner addressed Item 24, stating he would be using methane as his primary fuel, and off spec used ol] only as a backup. He has been told that a backup fuel is necessary because the methane can be shut off at any time. MOTION by Deemer, Seconded by LaDue, move to modify the last sentence of Item 24 to "'...he would not use off spec ol] for primary fuel." FURTHER DISCUSSION: Commissioner Hendrlksen was concerned over the word "primary"', asking If that means for a day, a week, a month -- how long can he burn off spec oil and stlll be acceptable? Commissioner Deemer felt he could burn It as long as is necessary depending or unless there are other conditions of visible emissions, etc. This Is also just a finding of fact. Commissioner Hendriksen agreed with the last statement. VOTE ON MOTION: YES-Deemer, Hendrlksen, LaDue, Zimmerman; NO-Thorud; ABSENT-Bawden, Terry. Motion carried. Items 33 through 43 were then discussed. Mr. Otto explained Item 35 no longer applies to the operation. Referencing Item 37, Mr. Rychner explained he sells his used oi] and buys clean off spec ol] to burn In the furnace. Also, he does not burn copper In the furnace, though he could melt brass. In regard to Item 34, Commissioner Hendriksen felt that to make aluminum Ingots is really stretching the Intent of a product. Mr. Otto noted this is only the Statement of Findings. Mr. Rychner felt this Item does apply for the prurchasJng and processing of copper and brass. For Item 40, Mr. Rychner clarified the me]t-down operation will continue 24 hours a day, seven days a week. The hours of the front area for purchasing metals, etc., will be ? a.m. to 8 p.m., Monday through Saturday. MOTION by Thorud, Seconded by Deemer, to strike Item 35. carried unanimously (ABSENT-Bawden, Terry). Motion Planning and Zoning Commission/December 6, 1990 Page 6 of 12