
30:49
Caryn Corenthal East Greenwich Town Council

30:55
Bert Alders (bertalders@yahoo.com)

31:36
Ken Freeburg ksfreeburg@gmail.com

32:54
Justine - simply put - why would the State allow something like this adjacent to bedroom communities, a preschool and a college campus ?

33:31
Because it's safe

34:14
Are you willing to sign your name to that and risk a personal lawsuit should it not be so ? Love canal was safe too when built.

35:32
you must know nothing about the technology

36:11
Hardly the case, you’d be quite surprise what and who I know.

36:19
Tom Oates, Concerned West Warwick taxpayer

38:58
Is this the first of its kind in the country?

39:58
yes, Devorah

40:07
Please send any updates. amy@mediplanadvisors.com

40:13
Dev- I think you can use the “raise hand” feature to ask a question.

40:56
Tom Oates, West Warwick email toates1749@verizon.net

41:25
editor@eastgreenwichnews.com

41:33
You have my contact information, I emailed with you this morning - Richard Jackson

41:45
Mike Donegan East Greenwich, Town Council, VP

41:58
michaeldonegan@cox.net

45:30
Just to let people know I am muting participants during presentation to improve sound quality. I will unmute you when it is time for question and answer.

47:28
Kristina Petrilli, parent of child who attends PlayGround Prep whose property borders proposed facility. kristinapetrilli@gmail.com

48:19
Hello - exactly what type of medical waste will undergo pyrolysis?

48:22
Heather LaPlante EG resident hlaplante40@gmail.com

48:41
Mark - there are others waiting to get in. Can you check again please /

49:04
Carl Meiser, EG resident cjmeiser@gmail.com

49:27
will you be processing COVID waste and medical textile waste?

49:51
Mr. Cambio, you said you are working w/ East Greenwich Planning Board that has hired its own consultant. Did you mean West Warwick?

50:27
is the Federal EPA involved in the approval process?

50:41
what is the forecasted volume of waste to be processed per year?

51:44
and how does this relate to expected turnover?

52:00
Why here in East Greenwich and not at Quonsett where it is primarily industry ?

52:29
When are these trucks arriving and departing?

53:33
How many generators will be outside in the parking lot is cargo containers? How loud will the noise level be from this?

54:53
"4-6 trucks to start" what is the final quantity/goal of trucks per day?

54:53
How are you going to screen for radioactive waste and what do you with radioactive waste if you receive it?

55:18
How often will DEM be testing this facility? If there was an issue, how long until it was identified?

55:45
Is the facility in New Mexico processing the same Is the New Mexico plant processing the same exact waste that you are proposing to process in your RI location? If not how do you really know what emissions will be discharged?

55:54
will you accept medical textile waste?

57:47
Are you using money or bond services from the Rhode Island Industrial Facilities Corporation ? Can you explain your relationship with them?

58:58
@lorraine he said the processing is not the exact same as the new mexico facility

59:13
they have extra steps to clean the emissions

59:33
What is the vent stack for ancillary emissions for that required an air pollution permit from DEM?

59:45
in Europe, there are a number of these installations without safety incidents!

01:00:12
who just asked the last questions?

01:00:42
Tracie Kosakowski

01:00:51
@iPad3 Are the installations in Europe processing medical waste?

01:01:05
will you accept medical textile waste?

01:01:14
*@iPad2

01:01:26
K2, that is not what I asked. I asked if the waste they process in the New Mexico plant is the same as what they are proposing here.

01:05:13
Tracie Kosakowski, East Greenwich resident, tracieckos@hotmail.com

01:06:41
who is the indepednent consultant you are working with in West Warwick?

01:07:04
Has anyone discussed the traffic impact?

01:12:44
does the state retain 50% ownership upon profitibility? if so what is the timeline

01:13:57
If the bonds default does the state own the facility and the equipment?

01:14:18
please let others enter meeting

01:15:28
people are waiting to enter meeting

01:22:32
How many trucks per day when fully operational?

01:24:25
How is HCL used in pyrolysis?

01:25:20
is what was just stated about trucks per day what the license application states?

01:25:40
can you tell us about the "Smell Complaint" at Monarch Waste in New Mexico plant?

01:25:58
can the trucks operate 24/7 or will they be restricted to normal business hours for delivering the waste?

01:26:16
Are you still looking to eventually accept medical waste from other states?

01:27:25
Smell Complaint reported by Los Alamos 12-18-19

01:29:29
question for Mark Carruolo from Town of WW: did your consultant who was hired last year, approve the process? if so we’re there any concerns? last year

01:29:33
what specifically are the wastes they are looking to dispose of and what type of emission are anticipated ?and what information do you have regarding the waste that is released by the process

01:30:41
how is waste overflow handeled? excess waste stored in containers prior to burning

01:31:48
Thank you for representing us Ms. Caldwell.

01:32:12
This is not diligent or careful

01:32:46
Thank you Representative Caldwell

01:33:44
thank you. my email isdelton.lowery101@gmail.com

01:35:10
http://medrecycler.com/overview/

01:35:43
what companies internationally are currently using pyrolysis fir medical waste

01:36:06
Mark: please add me to your future distribution list: rzartar@aol.com

01:41:23
RI should not be a science experiment for your technology

01:41:39
Agree

01:42:18
This is the future, a greener healthier planet.

01:42:30
This is cutting edge science that benefits everyone.

01:43:49
will there be potential for the limit of trucks to increase in the future?

01:44:27
There are not trucks entering that facility 24 hours a day. Trust me, I would know best

01:44:36
Is there a possibility of expansion within the facility or complex?

01:46:36
What about the noise from the generators that Mr Campenella stated at a previous meeting would be located outside of the building?

01:46:51
I disagree that this benefits everyone. This could have major impacts to our community and families that we are not aware of since this is new. Our families should not be used essentially as test subjects.

01:48:14
What is Richard's last name?

01:48:19
and title?

01:49:50
Appointments seem to perfect. There are many variables, weather, travel issues or delays, etc

01:49:54
Your company states in your UNITED STATESSECURITIES AND EXCHANGE COMMISSIONForm Fiscal year'18, that your intention is to expand after phase one of this project...What size expansion would that plan be?... would THAT look like re. waste output increase, truck pollution increase, noise pollution? "...‘We have plans upon the successful launch of our phase one to double the capacity of the facility, which will require additional financing. MedRecycler-RI, Inc. has yet to secure any additional financing. Failure to be successful with Rhode Island Project could lead to bankruptcy of the Company."

01:50:51
I believe the faculty in New Mexico has an issue with air emissions/ smell . How will this facility differ ?

01:52:03
To those of you who think this belongs adjacent to a bedroom community - why not place by your homes ? Or - we can sell you ours at market value now ?

01:52:39
this is a multi step process which increases the chance of a failure in the system. in this situation a system failure in a residential area would be catastrophic.

01:52:55
Why were you rejected by the Town of Johnston?

01:53:00
A man who lives close to the Monarch facility said he understand what Monarch’s meter readings tell them. “But the “sniff” test tells us the stuff is in the air we smell all the time,” he said adding that the smell was worse “burning the biolab body parts. “It had an odor to it,” he said. A consultant to Monarch responded that the olfactory system is more sensitive probably than any man-made system

01:54:43
I assume the business model is based on selling the power generated from the plant. Has Medrecycler already secured contracts for the purchase of the anticipated 1.2 MW of power?

01:57:46
will there be exhaust coming from the generators in the containers?

01:58:12
city traffic “very loud truck”

01:59:30
what is the exact decibel level when they are running?

02:01:02
what about at phase 2

02:01:43
RI legal limit between 8pm and 7am is 55 decibels

02:04:13
what happens when something is in the waste that shouldn’t be there. something this system can’t handle.

02:07:04
everything is hard to say

02:07:08
If there is excessive noise, that can always be mitigated with additional insulation or a containment wall, etc

02:07:53
Are those test results available to public, in addition to DEM?

02:07:56
Warwick 10pm - 8am ordinance is lower at 50dBA

02:08:13
A man who lives close to the Monarch facility said he understand what Monarch’s meter readings tell them. “But the “sniff” test tells us the stuff is in the air we smell all the time,” he said adding that the smell was worse “burning the biolab body parts. “It had an odor to it,” he said.

02:10:11
Nick did say that the plant in New Mexico doesn't have the additional scrubbers

02:12:49
ccorenthal@cox.net

02:25:58
Mark- Are you going to be taking questions from the Group Chat or should we raise our hands?

02:26:28
Thank you Senator Valverde!

02:40:59
From Caryn Corenthal, EG Town Council, sorry we have a meeting at 6:15. Thank you for this meeting.

02:44:37
The building previously housed the MetLife call center. Don't think that these two businesses are comparable.

02:48:31
Are you accepting positive comments as well?

02:50:37
Richard Bingham Group Director

02:51:19
Mike Williams what is your investment in this project? You seem very much in support of it? Are you a resident in the surrounding area?

02:51:22
Mr Campenella told the WW Town Planning Committee, in April 2019, that he would expand to take medical waste from the North East United States. Could he please clarify that for the group?

02:53:31
Are there plans in the future to expand the amount of waste processed at this particular location?

02:53:58
Thank you for organizing this workshop. it was quite informative. I learn a lot though I still have serious concerns. I

02:54:03
all these states you are naming will be brought in 4-6 trucks daily?

02:54:58
I could do research for several days and come up with many other non-residential site options for a fascility like this - Can you please explain in detail why you chose this site - other than just the fact that it is on the I9 corridor.

02:55:15
I95

02:55:37
Does that mean there are no current medical waste facilities in Massachusetts, NH or Conn?

02:56:45
please clarify -- Why RI, Why WWest Warwick, what considerations brought you here VERSUS a rural spot

02:57:35
We know it is on the I95 corridor and it brings in $ to West Warwick...Why else?

02:58:10
based on 70 tons a day and $600 price per ton = between $7- 15 million annually how does the bond of 17M fit into the performa for profits over a 5 -10 year period?

02:59:07
Cathy, the building was cheap. West Warwick had the land marked as industrial even though a daycare is right next door. West Warwick planning board approved the project. I would get on your town council and planning board members.

03:00:20
Please read the minutes from the WW Planning Meeting April 2019.

03:07:13
This is not a well established process. The science you are sharing seems understandable on-paper but it has Not been practiced, evaluated, tested, validated and replicated by your specific system/facility. This WHOULD be in a rural place until it is proven SCIENTIFICALLY effective, safe and successful. IT should Not be tested with thousands of people around. This company has every intention of expanding - it says it in his UNITED STATESSECURITIES AND EXCHANGE COMMISSIONform for his company... IN WRITING

03:14:11
Understanding the quality, longevity, integrity are valid questions to review here

03:16:45
make sure everyone sends public comment

03:16:45
how do we send that to you? at what email?

03:17:08
yan.li@dem.ri.gov

03:17:15
mark.dennen@dem.ri.gov

03:18:14
Thank you for your time.

03:18:21
Thank you for hosting this session today

03:19:06
thank you all for youer time

03:19:30
flourishri@gmail.com