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• <br />-59- . <br />one that's over 10 acres in the next three or four weeks, it's <br />going to be virtually impossible for them to come up with a <br />permit application, proper notification, proper public input <br />time, to do this in 90 days <br />If they find one that they're not <br />aware of right now. <br />Sullivan: I would still stand with Bob's motion. It might be that in <br />90 days that the Board might review it, and if they wish they <br />might extend it, but I would like to see it tied down to <br />not to exceed 90 days at the present time. <br />Rindahl: How about 90 days to apply for a permit. Would that satisfy <br />what you're asking. <br />Turner: No, it's got to be 90 days from when this permit, that we're <br />considering this morning is...... <br />Rindahl: Okay, I'm not trying to defend either side <br />Turner: That's good. <br />Rindahl: within 90 days there is probably a chance that they'll be <br />totally covered with snow and we won't get to them until March <br />or April. That's just why I would prefer to see them apply <br />within 90 days. Then we have the provisions of the law to follow <br />and if we do need delays the law already covers this. <br />Pring: I would just like to comment to the Board, since the staff is <br />commenting, this is precisely the kind of mess you're going <br />to get yourselves in every time you overlook the express mandate <br />of 120. <br />