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<br />II. <br />THE ORDER OF THE BOARD AUTHORIZING <br />ISSUANCE DF THE MINING PERMIT WAS SUP- <br />PORTED BY THE OVERWHELMING WEIGHT OF <br />EVIDENCE. <br />Plaintiffs allege that the board's findings were unsup- <br />ported by substantial evidence. This assertion is groundless <br />if not frivolous! The evidence includes a letter from Mr. <br />Robert ri. Ernst. certified construction engineer. which <br />letter i5 exhibit H to plaintiff's motion. In the opinion <br />of Mr. Ernst, as stated in his letter: <br />It does not appear that the operation <br />of the rock crusher and support equip- <br />ment in this area will create a struc- <br />tural hazard to any buildings in the <br />immediate vicinity. <br />Plaintiffs in their brief overlook that there was additional <br />evidence on this subject. Mr. Sadler himself testified <br />(transcript p. l4) that he employed an architect to review <br />the property. that the architect did so and that the archi- <br />tect "indicated that he did not know what had caused the <br />dry-wall cracks." <br />In response to repeated questioning. Mr. Sadler himself <br />was unable to adduce any evidence that in fact his house <br />had been damayed by the gravel operation (transcript pp. <br />-9- <br />