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`J <br />_77_ <br />MR. LENZ: I was with you. Joel Lenz, and I was sworn at the last <br />meeting, also. <br />MR. BARRY: Let me just ask Prax. Understanding this dialogue, and I <br />don't think it's critical about who said what to whom, if -- if what Dean says <br />is correct, that within a certain amount of time of having hazardous materials <br />on site, they will notify you, I hear a commitment from them here today which <br />I will intend to hold them to. That, you know, as of the date that stuff <br />arrives on site, they wil 1 get with you to do -- to take care of that <br />problem. Are you satisfied with that response? I don't, unless I mistake <br />what you told us earlier, the law which is not our law, does not require any <br />action other than what they're willing to commit to today. I mean, I want to <br />know if you are satisfied with that response? <br />MR. ORTEGA: No, I'm not satisfied, because I've been having -- had -- <br />• all them letters are all unanswered. <br />MR. DODSON: Do you recall the conversation we had in the County <br />Commissioner's Office regarding Title III of SARA? <br />MR. ORTEGA: No, I don't recall. <br />MR. HOLDER: Mr. Dodson, would it be possible for you to respond to those <br />letters stating in writing that it is your intention to comply when the time <br />is appropriate, that sort of thing. <br />MR. DODSON: Certainly. I thought I had addressed it with Prax in the <br />first letter. Then I got the second one, and I haven't been back in the <br />office. <br />MR. HOLDER: I think it'd be wise if you could handle that 'in writing. <br /> <br />