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To: Clement who wrote (3578)	2/20/1998 9:05:00 AM
From: David Alon	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 6467

Update on Devins, from the source: As of last Thursday, the Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection (MADEP) ruled that because Mass BioConversion moved the location of the building (on the approved site), they would have to re-submit the application. Rather than do this, Mass BioConversion elected to withdraw the application. Jim Coull has stated (in the local press) that he intends to submit a new application. He says it will be for the same site, but no one is sure. The reason they tried to move the building is because well after the application was filed, an environmentally sensitive type of wetland called a vernal pool was found right where they intended to build the plant. According to an article in the February 14th edition of the Lowell Sun, Coull said "We discovered the vernal pool when we verified the topography. As a matter of fact, they did test holes to check for drainage and never saw it." So much for good planning! Now if the truths hurt and you don't want to know it,please don't read my posts.