Micron – Notice of Public Scoping — 231011nbB-Seqra-public-meeting-final-transcript.pdf ================================================================================ Page 1 1 10/11/23 - Micron Project SEQRA Scoping – Public Hearing Page 1 1 10/11/23 - Micron Project SEQRA Scoping – Public Hearing 2 STATE OF NEW YORK 2 STATE OF NEW YORK 3 DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL CONSERVATION 4 3 DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL CONSERVATION 4 5 MICRON PROJECT SEQRA SCOPING 6 5 MICRON PROJECT SEQRA SCOPING 6 7 PUBLIC HEARING 8 9 DATE: October 11, 2023 at 6:36 p.m. 10 LOCATION: North Syracuse Jr. High 7 PUBLIC HEARING 8 9 DATE: October 11, 2023 at 6:36 p.m. 10 LOCATION: North Syracuse Jr. High 11 Auditorium 12 5353 West Taft Road 11 Auditorium 12 5353 West Taft Road 13 Clay, New York 13041 14 15 16 13 Clay, New York 13041 14 15 16 23 Reported by Nicole Bunnell 24 25 800.523.7887 10-11-2023, Public Meeting Associated Reporters Int'l., Inc. Page 2 1 10/11/23 - Micron Project SEQRA Scoping – Public Hearing 2 (The hearing commenced at 6:36 p.m.) 3 MR. PETROVICH: A little louder. A 4 little louder. Super. How about now? Can you hear 5 me all right? I'm usually not a soft talker. Good 6 evening, everyone. Thanks for coming. My name is 7 Bob Petrovich. I'm the Executive Director of the 23 Reported by Nicole Bunnell 24 25 800.523.7887 10-11-2023, Public Meeting Associated Reporters Int'l., Inc. Page 2 1 10/11/23 - Micron Project SEQRA Scoping – Public Hearing 2 (The hearing commenced at 6:36 p.m.) 3 MR. PETROVICH: A little louder. A 4 little louder. Super. How about now? Can you hear 5 me all right? I'm usually not a soft talker. Good 6 evening, everyone. Thanks for coming. My name is 7 Bob Petrovich. I'm the Executive Director of the 8 Onondaga County Industrial Development Agency, and -- 9 or commonly known as OCIDA. And I just want to take 10 care of a couple of housekeeping matters before we 11 get started this evening. Exits are at the rear of 12 the auditorium plainly marked. Restrooms can be found 13 out and to the left of the auditorium or you can go 14 up the stairs on the second floor. There are 15 restrooms there as well. 8 Onondaga County Industrial Development Agency, and -- 9 or commonly known as OCIDA. And I just want to take 10 care of a couple of housekeeping matters before we 11 get started this evening. Exits are at the rear of 12 the auditorium plainly marked. Restrooms can be found 13 out and to the left of the auditorium or you can go 14 up the stairs on the second floor. There are 15 restrooms there as well. 16 I do want to make a note at this 17 juncture that we do have available this evening 16 I do want to make a note at this 17 juncture that we do have available this evening 18 American Sign Language and Spanish language speaking 19 interpreters here for anyone in the audience that 20 needs those services. If anybody does need those 21 services, please let us know, and we will make sure 22 that someone at the registration desk facilitates 23 that on your behalf so that you can fully 24 participate. 18 American Sign Language and Spanish language speaking 19 interpreters here for anyone in the audience that 20 needs those services. If anybody does need those 21 services, please let us know, and we will make sure 22 that someone at the registration desk facilitates 23 that on your behalf so that you can fully 24 participate. 25 So I along with the IDA legal Counsel ARII@courtsteno.com www.courtsteno.com 800.523.7887 10-11-2023, Public Meeting Associated Reporters Int'l., Inc. Page 3 1 10/11/23 - Micron Project SEQRA Scoping – Public Hearing 2 are here this evening. I have Jeff Davis with me, 3 IDA counsel, and Amanda Fitzgerald. And we'll be 4 presiding over this evening's public scoping session 5 as we commence the environmental review of the Micron 25 So I along with the IDA legal Counsel ARII@courtsteno.com www.courtsteno.com 800.523.7887 10-11-2023, Public Meeting Associated Reporters Int'l., Inc. Page 3 1 10/11/23 - Micron Project SEQRA Scoping – Public Hearing 2 are here this evening. I have Jeff Davis with me, 3 IDA counsel, and Amanda Fitzgerald. And we'll be 4 presiding over this evening's public scoping session 5 as we commence the environmental review of the Micron 6 Semiconductor Manufacturing Facility, Project 7 proposed for Clay, New York. In July of 2023, 8 actually July 14th, OCIDA received an application for 9 financial assistance from Micron, and which no doubt 10 most of you in attendance here are aware of. Micron 11 intends to invest a hundred billion dollars over 12 twenty years to build a leading-edge semiconductor 13 manufacturing campus in the town of Clay at the 14 expanded White Pine Commerce Park located, generally, 15 at 5171, route 31, town of Clay, New York. 6 Semiconductor Manufacturing Facility, Project 7 proposed for Clay, New York. In July of 2023, 8 actually July 14th, OCIDA received an application for 9 financial assistance from Micron, and which no doubt 10 most of you in attendance here are aware of. Micron 11 intends to invest a hundred billion dollars over 12 twenty years to build a leading-edge semiconductor 13 manufacturing campus in the town of Clay at the 14 expanded White Pine Commerce Park located, generally, 15 at 5171, route 31, town of Clay, New York. 16 This project is required to be 17 reviewed under the State Environmental Quality Review 18 Act or SEQRA as it's known. In accordance with 16 This project is required to be 17 reviewed under the State Environmental Quality Review 18 Act or SEQRA as it's known. In accordance with 19 SEQRA, on September the 14th, OCIDA declared itself 20 as lead agency for SEQRA purposes. 19 SEQRA, on September the 14th, OCIDA declared itself 20 as lead agency for SEQRA purposes. 21 OCIDA also issued a positive 22 declaration due to the project's potential to result 23 in one or more significant adverse impacts and has 24 declared its intent to prepare a draft environmental 25 impact statement, or an EIS for short. The first ARII@courtsteno.com www.courtsteno.com 800.523.7887 10-11-2023, Public Meeting Associated Reporters Int'l., Inc. Page 4 1 10/11/23 - Micron Project SEQRA Scoping – Public Hearing 2 step in preparing an EIS is scoping. Scoping is a 3 process that develops a written document, the scope, 4 which outlines the topics and analyses of potential 5 environmental impacts of an action that will be 6 studied and addressed in the draft environmental 7 impact statement prepared for this project. 21 OCIDA also issued a positive 22 declaration due to the project's potential to result 23 in one or more significant adverse impacts and has 24 declared its intent to prepare a draft environmental 25 impact statement, or an EIS for short. The first ARII@courtsteno.com www.courtsteno.com 800.523.7887 10-11-2023, Public Meeting Associated Reporters Int'l., Inc. Page 4 1 10/11/23 - Micron Project SEQRA Scoping – Public Hearing 2 step in preparing an EIS is scoping. Scoping is a 3 process that develops a written document, the scope, 4 which outlines the topics and analyses of potential 5 environmental impacts of an action that will be 6 studied and addressed in the draft environmental 7 impact statement prepared for this project. 8 As part of OCIDA's determination that 9 an EIS is required, OCIDA drafted -- noticed a draft 10 scoping document and invited the public to review and 11 comment on that scoping document. OCIDA posted a 12 copy of the draft scoping document on its website for 13 public review. The purpose of tonight's scoping 14 session is for OCIDA as the lead agency in this 15 process to receive comments on the draft scoping 16 document. 8 As part of OCIDA's determination that 9 an EIS is required, OCIDA drafted -- noticed a draft 10 scoping document and invited the public to review and 11 comment on that scoping document. OCIDA posted a 12 copy of the draft scoping document on its website for 13 public review. The purpose of tonight's scoping 14 session is for OCIDA as the lead agency in this 15 process to receive comments on the draft scoping 16 document. 17 Tonight is not a question-and-answer 18 session, but an opportunity for the public to make 19 comments on the draft scoping document for the 20 record. There is a court reporter here tonight over 21 at the other table and -- who is making a record of 22 all comments made. If you do come forward and make 23 comments tonight, we ask that you please state your 24 full name and where you're from, and also speak 25 clearly and slowly so that the reporter can make an ARII@courtsteno.com www.courtsteno.com 800.523.7887 10-11-2023, Public Meeting Associated Reporters Int'l., Inc. Page 5 1 10/11/23 - Micron Project SEQRA Scoping – Public Hearing 2 accurate record of your statement. We ask those in 3 attendance to please show respect for the person that 4 is speaking, even if you do not agree with the 5 comment, and also to please hold applause or other 6 noise so that we may make an accurate record. 17 Tonight is not a question-and-answer 18 session, but an opportunity for the public to make 19 comments on the draft scoping document for the 20 record. There is a court reporter here tonight over 21 at the other table and -- who is making a record of 22 all comments made. If you do come forward and make 23 comments tonight, we ask that you please state your 24 full name and where you're from, and also speak 25 clearly and slowly so that the reporter can make an ARII@courtsteno.com www.courtsteno.com 800.523.7887 10-11-2023, Public Meeting Associated Reporters Int'l., Inc. Page 5 1 10/11/23 - Micron Project SEQRA Scoping – Public Hearing 2 accurate record of your statement. We ask those in 3 attendance to please show respect for the person that 4 is speaking, even if you do not agree with the 5 comment, and also to please hold applause or other 6 noise so that we may make an accurate record. 7 Given the number of people who have 8 pre-registered and who have signed up to speak 9 tonight, we are limiting comments to three minutes. 7 Given the number of people who have 8 pre-registered and who have signed up to speak 9 tonight, we are limiting comments to three minutes. 10 If you haven't sufficiently expressed your comment 11 within the three minutes, I think we have enough time 12 and have allowed you to get back in line and to have 13 a second round to make an additional comment. We -- 14 time permitting, our goal is to allow everyone to 15 speak and have the opportunity to do so. 10 If you haven't sufficiently expressed your comment 11 within the three minutes, I think we have enough time 12 and have allowed you to get back in line and to have 13 a second round to make an additional comment. We -- 14 time permitting, our goal is to allow everyone to 15 speak and have the opportunity to do so. 16 OCIDA encourages the public to 17 participate in this process. This is your 18 opportunity to voice -- to have your voice heard. If 19 you do not wish to make a comment here this evening, 20 you may submit your comment in writing via email or 21 US mail to OCIDA. 16 OCIDA encourages the public to 17 participate in this process. This is your 18 opportunity to voice -- to have your voice heard. If 19 you do not wish to make a comment here this evening, 20 you may submit your comment in writing via email or 21 US mail to OCIDA. 22 The contact information for submitting 23 comments can be found on the notice, and we have 24 copies of the notice available for you, if that's 25 convenient. You may take a copy with you this ARII@courtsteno.com www.courtsteno.com 800.523.7887 10-11-2023, Public Meeting Associated Reporters Int'l., Inc. Page 6 1 10/11/23 - Micron Project SEQRA Scoping – Public Hearing 2 evening and submit your written comment. The notice 3 and the contact information for submitting comments 4 can also be found on OCIDA's website. Identified on 5 the screen behind me are the email and mailing 6 address to submit written comments, as well as the 7 OCIDA website. We also include the project applicant 8 website for further information may be found on the 9 proposed project there. Written comments will be 10 accepted through October 20th. Your input, both 11 verbal comments here tonight and written comments 12 that are received by OCIDA, will help OCIDA prepare a 13 final scope, which will be released after all the 14 comments have been received and considered. Equal 22 The contact information for submitting 23 comments can be found on the notice, and we have 24 copies of the notice available for you, if that's 25 convenient. You may take a copy with you this ARII@courtsteno.com www.courtsteno.com 800.523.7887 10-11-2023, Public Meeting Associated Reporters Int'l., Inc. Page 6 1 10/11/23 - Micron Project SEQRA Scoping – Public Hearing 2 evening and submit your written comment. The notice 3 and the contact information for submitting comments 4 can also be found on OCIDA's website. Identified on 5 the screen behind me are the email and mailing 6 address to submit written comments, as well as the 7 OCIDA website. We also include the project applicant 8 website for further information may be found on the 9 proposed project there. Written comments will be 10 accepted through October 20th. Your input, both 11 verbal comments here tonight and written comments 12 that are received by OCIDA, will help OCIDA prepare a 13 final scope, which will be released after all the 14 comments have been received and considered. Equal 15 weight is given to both verbal and written comments. 15 weight is given to both verbal and written comments. 16 At this juncture, I will now turn the 17 meeting over to Jeff Davis, IDA Counsel. And we will 18 begin taking comments for the record. 19 MR. DAVIS: Thank you. Lisette, do 20 you want to say a few words? 21 MS. LISETTE: Thank you, Jeff. 22 MR. DAVIS: Thank you. we will get 23 started. I -- we have a few folks that pre- 24 registered and then thanks everyone for submitting 25 your names on comment cards. I'm just going to go ARII@courtsteno.com www.courtsteno.com 800.523.7887 10-11-2023, Public Meeting Associated Reporters Int'l., Inc. Page 7 1 10/11/23 - Micron Project SEQRA Scoping – Public Hearing 2 through the list as we received them. And as Bob 3 said, we'll work through things. Roughly three 4 minutes. So take your comments. I think someone 5 told me earlier that that was roughly the length of 6 the Gettysburg address, so if we can get through 7 that, that would be great. If you want to have more 8 comments after the fact, you can get back in line as 16 At this juncture, I will now turn the 17 meeting over to Jeff Davis, IDA Counsel. And we will 18 begin taking comments for the record. 19 MR. DAVIS: Thank you. Lisette, do 20 you want to say a few words? 21 MS. LISETTE: Thank you, Jeff. 22 MR. DAVIS: Thank you. we will get 23 started. I -- we have a few folks that pre- 24 registered and then thanks everyone for submitting 25 your names on comment cards. I'm just going to go ARII@courtsteno.com www.courtsteno.com 800.523.7887 10-11-2023, Public Meeting Associated Reporters Int'l., Inc. Page 7 1 10/11/23 - Micron Project SEQRA Scoping – Public Hearing 2 through the list as we received them. And as Bob 3 said, we'll work through things. Roughly three 4 minutes. So take your comments. I think someone 5 told me earlier that that was roughly the length of 6 the Gettysburg address, so if we can get through 7 that, that would be great. If you want to have more 8 comments after the fact, you can get back in line as 9 Bob said, and we can hear further comments. First 10 up, Frank Sciortino, and after that would be Jay 11 Riordan. 12 Great. Frank, if you could come down 13 to the mic. Appreciate it. 9 Bob said, and we can hear further comments. First 10 up, Frank Sciortino, and after that would be Jay 11 Riordan. 12 Great. Frank, if you could come down 13 to the mic. Appreciate it. 14 COURT REPORTER: Can you please have 15 them state and spell their name for the record? 16 MR. SCIORTINO: Don't start the clock 17 yet. 18 MR. DAVIS: What was that? 19 MR. SCIORTINO: I said don't start the 20 clock yet. 21 MR. DAVIS: No, not yet. 22 MR. SCIORTINO: I have a written. 23 COURT REPORTER: Thank you. 24 MR. DAVIS: And Frank, if you could 25 state your name and spell it for the record for the ARII@courtsteno.com www.courtsteno.com 800.523.7887 10-11-2023, Public Meeting Associated Reporters Int'l., Inc. Page 8 1 10/11/23 - Micron Project SEQRA Scoping – Public Hearing 2 court reporter, that would be very helpful. Thank 3 you. 4 MR. SCIORTINO: I will. Thank you. 5 My name is Frank Sciortino, S-C-I-O-R-T-I-N-O. And I 6 thank you for the opportunity. My name is Frank 14 COURT REPORTER: Can you please have 15 them state and spell their name for the record? 16 MR. SCIORTINO: Don't start the clock 17 yet. 18 MR. DAVIS: What was that? 19 MR. SCIORTINO: I said don't start the 20 clock yet. 21 MR. DAVIS: No, not yet. 22 MR. SCIORTINO: I have a written. 23 COURT REPORTER: Thank you. 24 MR. DAVIS: And Frank, if you could 25 state your name and spell it for the record for the ARII@courtsteno.com www.courtsteno.com 800.523.7887 10-11-2023, Public Meeting Associated Reporters Int'l., Inc. Page 8 1 10/11/23 - Micron Project SEQRA Scoping – Public Hearing 2 court reporter, that would be very helpful. Thank 3 you. 4 MR. SCIORTINO: I will. Thank you. 5 My name is Frank Sciortino, S-C-I-O-R-T-I-N-O. And I 6 thank you for the opportunity. My name is Frank 7 Sciortino and I live at 8853 Van Hoesen Road in the 8 town of Clay with my wife, Elaine. Elaine and I are 9 not opposed to the project. However, we do face the 10 potential for significant impact to the character of 11 our neighborhood and the value of our property if the 12 Micron project is approved. We live on the corner of 7 Sciortino and I live at 8853 Van Hoesen Road in the 8 town of Clay with my wife, Elaine. Elaine and I are 9 not opposed to the project. However, we do face the 10 potential for significant impact to the character of 11 our neighborhood and the value of our property if the 12 Micron project is approved. We live on the corner of 13 VerPlank Road and Van Hoesen Road, and the potential 14 impacts we face are traffic related and directly 15 associated with the plans for improvements to local 16 roads, namely Caughdenoy Road, Mud Mill Road, 17 VerPlank Road, and Van Hoesen Road. The impact on 18 traffic paragraph and the notice of intent to prepare 13 VerPlank Road and Van Hoesen Road, and the potential 14 impacts we face are traffic related and directly 15 associated with the plans for improvements to local 16 roads, namely Caughdenoy Road, Mud Mill Road, 17 VerPlank Road, and Van Hoesen Road. The impact on 18 traffic paragraph and the notice of intent to prepare 19 DEIS dated September 14th, 2023, identifies several 20 areas of concern. 19 DEIS dated September 14th, 2023, identifies several 20 areas of concern. 21 One, construction and operation of the 22 proposed Micron project is expected to generate a 23 substantial number of new vehicular trips on the 24 local and regional highway network, including local 25 roads I-81 and New York State Route 481. Two, ARII@courtsteno.com www.courtsteno.com 800.523.7887 10-11-2023, Public Meeting Associated Reporters Int'l., Inc. Page 9 1 10/11/23 - Micron Project SEQRA Scoping – Public Hearing 2 approximately 12,000 parking spaces are proposed. 21 One, construction and operation of the 22 proposed Micron project is expected to generate a 23 substantial number of new vehicular trips on the 24 local and regional highway network, including local 25 roads I-81 and New York State Route 481. Two, ARII@courtsteno.com www.courtsteno.com 800.523.7887 10-11-2023, Public Meeting Associated Reporters Int'l., Inc. Page 9 1 10/11/23 - Micron Project SEQRA Scoping – Public Hearing 2 approximately 12,000 parking spaces are proposed. 3 Three, there are approximately 10 to 30 commercial 4 trucks per peak hour anticipated during the operation 5 of the proposed facility. Four, additional vehicles 6 are anticipated for construction over the 7 approximately twenty-year build out. And five, 8 modification of existing roads as anticipated. 3 Three, there are approximately 10 to 30 commercial 4 trucks per peak hour anticipated during the operation 5 of the proposed facility. Four, additional vehicles 6 are anticipated for construction over the 7 approximately twenty-year build out. And five, 8 modification of existing roads as anticipated. 9 We request that the EIS address and 10 provide specific details for the proposed 11 improvements to the local roads named above. Details 12 regarding the size, number of lanes, speed limits, 13 expected volume of traffic, and expected changes for 14 the surrounding neighborhoods, along with the 15 specific timetable for the proposed improvements must 16 be provided in order to honestly assess the potential 17 impacts and give the surrounding residents adequate 18 notice of the changes that they will face. Anything 19 less will be deemed unacceptable and a failure to 20 address one of the most significant impacts 21 associated with the project. 9 We request that the EIS address and 10 provide specific details for the proposed 11 improvements to the local roads named above. Details 12 regarding the size, number of lanes, speed limits, 13 expected volume of traffic, and expected changes for 14 the surrounding neighborhoods, along with the 15 specific timetable for the proposed improvements must 16 be provided in order to honestly assess the potential 17 impacts and give the surrounding residents adequate 18 notice of the changes that they will face. Anything 19 less will be deemed unacceptable and a failure to 20 address one of the most significant impacts 21 associated with the project. 22 A second topic that my wife and I 23 would like to see addressed is the proposed project's 24 impact on property taxes in the town of Clay. I 25 understand that determining the precise impact at ARII@courtsteno.com www.courtsteno.com 800.523.7887 10-11-2023, Public Meeting Associated Reporters Int'l., Inc. Page 10 1 10/11/23 - Micron Project SEQRA Scoping – Public Hearing 2 this stage of the project would be difficult. 22 A second topic that my wife and I 23 would like to see addressed is the proposed project's 24 impact on property taxes in the town of Clay. I 25 understand that determining the precise impact at ARII@courtsteno.com www.courtsteno.com 800.523.7887 10-11-2023, Public Meeting Associated Reporters Int'l., Inc. Page 10 1 10/11/23 - Micron Project SEQRA Scoping – Public Hearing 2 this stage of the project would be difficult. 3 However, for future accountability, we would like to 4 see a discussion of the anticipated impacts on 5 property taxes with a general conclusion that states 6 that the proposed project is likely to one, cause an 7 increase in property taxes. Two, cause a decrease in 8 property taxes. Or three, have no impact on property 9 taxes. Thank you for the opportunity to have input 10 in the preparation of the DEIS for this project. 11 MR. DAVIS: Thank you. Is this back 12 on? Okay. Jay Riordon would be next, and after that 13 will be Donald Hughes. 14 MR. RIORDAN: Hi, I'm Jay Riordon. I 15 live at 8763 Brewerton Road in the town of Cicero. 16 MR. DAVIS: And Jay, can you just 17 spell your name please? 18 MR. RIORDAN: It's R-I-O-R-D-A-N. I'm 19 here representing the Cicero Democratic Committee. 3 However, for future accountability, we would like to 4 see a discussion of the anticipated impacts on 5 property taxes with a general conclusion that states 6 that the proposed project is likely to one, cause an 7 increase in property taxes. Two, cause a decrease in 8 property taxes. Or three, have no impact on property 9 taxes. Thank you for the opportunity to have input 10 in the preparation of the DEIS for this project. 11 MR. DAVIS: Thank you. Is this back 12 on? Okay. Jay Riordon would be next, and after that 13 will be Donald Hughes. 14 MR. RIORDAN: Hi, I'm Jay Riordon. I 15 live at 8763 Brewerton Road in the town of Cicero. 16 MR. DAVIS: And Jay, can you just 17 spell your name please? 18 MR. RIORDAN: It's R-I-O-R-D-A-N. I'm 19 here representing the Cicero Democratic Committee. 20 I'm also a candidate for town counselor in Cicero for 21 November. 22 MR. DAVIS: Yes. 23 MR. RIORDAN: But most of all, I'm 24 here as a Cicero resident who has already been 25 impacted by this project. So to kind of figure out ARII@courtsteno.com www.courtsteno.com 800.523.7887 10-11-2023, Public Meeting Associated Reporters Int'l., Inc. Page 11 1 10/11/23 - Micron Project SEQRA Scoping – Public Hearing 2 why, if you look up the address I just gave you, this 3 is the document that we're here to discuss tonight -- 4 MR. DAVIS: Can you hear him? 20 I'm also a candidate for town counselor in Cicero for 21 November. 22 MR. DAVIS: Yes. 23 MR. RIORDAN: But most of all, I'm 24 here as a Cicero resident who has already been 25 impacted by this project. So to kind of figure out ARII@courtsteno.com www.courtsteno.com 800.523.7887 10-11-2023, Public Meeting Associated Reporters Int'l., Inc. Page 11 1 10/11/23 - Micron Project SEQRA Scoping – Public Hearing 2 why, if you look up the address I just gave you, this 3 is the document that we're here to discuss tonight -- 4 MR. DAVIS: Can you hear him? 5 COURT REPORTER: Yeah, if he could 6 just speak up a little louder. 7 MR. DAVIS: Can you -- Jay, can you 8 speak up just a little bit more? We're not picking 9 you up. 10 MR. RIORDAN: Oh, okay. 11 COURT REPORTER: There you go. 12 MR. RIORDAN: Do you want to start 13 over or? 14 MR. DAVIS: Yes, please. 15 MR. RIORDAN: Okay. 16 MR. DAVIS: Well, yeah. Give it -- 17 give it a ring again so we can hear you a little bit 18 better. 19 MR. RIORDAN: Okay. Sounds good. 20 MR. DAVIS: Thank you. 21 MR. RIORDAN: All right. I'm Jay 22 Riordan. I live at 8763 Brewerton Road in the town 23 of Cicero. I do represent the Cicero Democratic 24 Committee. I'm also a candidate for town counselor 25 in November, but I'm also here as a Cicero Resident ARII@courtsteno.com www.courtsteno.com 800.523.7887 10-11-2023, Public Meeting Associated Reporters Int'l., Inc. 5 COURT REPORTER: Yeah, if he could 6 just speak up a little louder. 7 MR. DAVIS: Can you -- Jay, can you 8 speak up just a little bit more? We're not picking 9 you up. 10 MR. RIORDAN: Oh, okay. 11 COURT REPORTER: There you go. 12 MR. RIORDAN: Do you want to start 13 over or? 14 MR. DAVIS: Yes, please. 15 MR. RIORDAN: Okay. 16 MR. DAVIS: Well, yeah. Give it -- 17 give it a ring again so we can hear you a little bit 18 better. 19 MR. RIORDAN: Okay. Sounds good. 20 MR. DAVIS: Thank you. 21 MR. RIORDAN: All right. I'm Jay 22 Riordan. I live at 8763 Brewerton Road in the town 23 of Cicero. I do represent the Cicero Democratic 24 Committee. I'm also a candidate for town counselor 25 in November, but I'm also here as a Cicero Resident ARII@courtsteno.com www.courtsteno.com 800.523.7887 10-11-2023, Public Meeting Associated Reporters Int'l., Inc. Page 12 1 10/11/23 - Micron Project SEQRA Scoping – Public Hearing 2 who's already been impacted by this -- by this 3 project. If you look up the address I just gave you 4 of where I live, you can see why that -- this 5 document in question that we're all here to discuss 6 tonight looks great. And we think it's an excellent 7 piece of planning work. Page 12 1 10/11/23 - Micron Project SEQRA Scoping – Public Hearing 2 who's already been impacted by this -- by this 3 project. If you look up the address I just gave you 4 of where I live, you can see why that -- this 5 document in question that we're all here to discuss 6 tonight looks great. And we think it's an excellent 7 piece of planning work. 8 Congratulations to OCIDA and Micron on 9 reaching this milestone. The new Micron campus map on 8 Congratulations to OCIDA and Micron on 9 reaching this milestone. The new Micron campus map on 10 Page Number 14 shows new entrances in the town of 10 Page Number 14 shows new entrances in the town of 11 Cicero off Brewerton between NY-31 and Mud Mill, and 12 it shows the Micron campus itself extending into the 13 town of Cicero. This seems to be -- this seems to be 14 the first public OCIDA document that shows these 15 aspects regarding the town of Cicero. 11 Cicero off Brewerton between NY-31 and Mud Mill, and 12 it shows the Micron campus itself extending into the 13 town of Cicero. This seems to be -- this seems to be 14 the first public OCIDA document that shows these 15 aspects regarding the town of Cicero. 16 And these are two very new interesting 17 developments to residents of Cicero. These new 18 developments have heightened interest in this project 19 among town of Cicero residents like me, and also 20 within the organizations that I represent. 16 And these are two very new interesting 17 developments to residents of Cicero. These new 18 developments have heightened interest in this project 19 among town of Cicero residents like me, and also 20 within the organizations that I represent. 21 Furthermore, I think many Cicero 22 residents are surprised how fast the changes are 23 proceeding. There are particular concerns about 24 congestion and the possible new I-81 off ramp. 21 Furthermore, I think many Cicero 22 residents are surprised how fast the changes are 23 proceeding. There are particular concerns about 24 congestion and the possible new I-81 off ramp. 25 There's -- are environmental concerns, concerns about ARII@courtsteno.com www.courtsteno.com 800.523.7887 10-11-2023, Public Meeting Associated Reporters Int'l., Inc. Page 13 1 10/11/23 - Micron Project SEQRA Scoping – Public Hearing 2 population growth and new build development, and even 3 simpler things like, will our water and electricity 4 go out? And how do we -- as construction proceeds, 5 and how do we keep track of that? 25 There's -- are environmental concerns, concerns about ARII@courtsteno.com www.courtsteno.com 800.523.7887 10-11-2023, Public Meeting Associated Reporters Int'l., Inc. Page 13 1 10/11/23 - Micron Project SEQRA Scoping – Public Hearing 2 population growth and new build development, and even 3 simpler things like, will our water and electricity 4 go out? And how do we -- as construction proceeds, 5 and how do we keep track of that? 6 We want to work with OCIDA on ensuring 7 that Cicero residents can best get information on 8 this project, and especially its impact on Cicero. 6 We want to work with OCIDA on ensuring 7 that Cicero residents can best get information on 8 this project, and especially its impact on Cicero. 9 We hope that OCIDA will work with us, especially with 9 We hope that OCIDA will work with us, especially with 10 Cicero residents like me who are really interested in 11 this project. There are so many municipalities and 12 government levels involved that it can be hard forces 13 for a resident to easily follow new developments. 10 Cicero residents like me who are really interested in 11 this project. There are so many municipalities and 12 government levels involved that it can be hard forces 13 for a resident to easily follow new developments. 14 In particular, we’d really like to 15 work with OCIDA to help find a simple, easy way to 16 keep Cicero residents informed and involved. If 17 there is something we can do to promote easier 18 communication and involvement amongst Cicero 19 residents, please let us know. We think easy, simple 20 access to info is best. Thank you. Again, 21 congratulations on a well thought out and timely 22 document and on hitting this important milestone so 23 quickly. 24 MR. RIORDAN: Thank you, Jay. Donald 25 Hughs, and then after that will be Damian Ulatowski. ARII@courtsteno.com www.courtsteno.com 800.523.7887 10-11-2023, Public Meeting Associated Reporters Int'l., Inc. Page 14 1 10/11/23 - Micron Project SEQRA Scoping – Public Hearing 2 MR. HUGHES: So my name's Don Hughes. 3 And that's H-U-G-H-E-S, last name. I'm here on 4 behalf of the Sierra Club. I'm the conservation 5 chair of the local group, the Central Northern New 6 York Group. We have close to three thousand members 14 In particular, we’d really like to 15 work with OCIDA to help find a simple, easy way to 16 keep Cicero residents informed and involved. If 17 there is something we can do to promote easier 18 communication and involvement amongst Cicero 19 residents, please let us know. We think easy, simple 20 access to info is best. Thank you. Again, 21 congratulations on a well thought out and timely 22 document and on hitting this important milestone so 23 quickly. 24 MR. RIORDAN: Thank you, Jay. Donald 25 Hughs, and then after that will be Damian Ulatowski. ARII@courtsteno.com www.courtsteno.com 800.523.7887 10-11-2023, Public Meeting Associated Reporters Int'l., Inc. Page 14 1 10/11/23 - Micron Project SEQRA Scoping – Public Hearing 2 MR. HUGHES: So my name's Don Hughes. 3 And that's H-U-G-H-E-S, last name. I'm here on 4 behalf of the Sierra Club. I'm the conservation 5 chair of the local group, the Central Northern New 6 York Group. We have close to three thousand members 7 in our group, and the Sierra Club itself as a 8 national organization has over six hundred thousand 9 members across the country and affiliates in Canada, 10 Europe, and elsewhere. 7 in our group, and the Sierra Club itself as a 8 national organization has over six hundred thousand 9 members across the country and affiliates in Canada, 10 Europe, and elsewhere. 11 Recently, the Sierra Club, along with 12 several hundred other groups, sent a letter to the 13 leaders of the semiconductor industry, including the 14 CEO of Micron. And I'm not going to read that letter 15 for brevity's sake, but I want to tell you the 16 motivation. Our concerns stem from the 17 semiconductors' well-documented history starting in 11 Recently, the Sierra Club, along with 12 several hundred other groups, sent a letter to the 13 leaders of the semiconductor industry, including the 14 CEO of Micron. And I'm not going to read that letter 15 for brevity's sake, but I want to tell you the 16 motivation. Our concerns stem from the 17 semiconductors' well-documented history starting in 18 Silicon Valley and expanding globally, polluting the 19 environment, harming workers and their offspring. As 20 well as community residents, bus communities, 21 avoiding taxes and burden of communities with 22 significant problems. 18 Silicon Valley and expanding globally, polluting the 19 environment, harming workers and their offspring. As 20 well as community residents, bus communities, 21 avoiding taxes and burden of communities with 22 significant problems. 23 So I want to raise these issues and I 24 want to recommend or contrast this project with a 25 recent project which went through an extensive ARII@courtsteno.com www.courtsteno.com 800.523.7887 10-11-2023, Public Meeting Associated Reporters Int'l., Inc. Page 15 1 10/11/23 - Micron Project SEQRA Scoping – Public Hearing 2 environmental impact statement, mainly I-81. That 3 project as large it is, pales in comparison to the 4 Micron endeavor. It has a budget of about two-and-a- 5 half billion dollars, which is forty times smaller 6 than the anticipated outlay for Micron. Furthermore, 7 the environmental impacts of Micron will be far 8 larger than I-81 in Syracuse. 23 So I want to raise these issues and I 24 want to recommend or contrast this project with a 25 recent project which went through an extensive ARII@courtsteno.com www.courtsteno.com 800.523.7887 10-11-2023, Public Meeting Associated Reporters Int'l., Inc. Page 15 1 10/11/23 - Micron Project SEQRA Scoping – Public Hearing 2 environmental impact statement, mainly I-81. That 3 project as large it is, pales in comparison to the 4 Micron endeavor. It has a budget of about two-and-a- 5 half billion dollars, which is forty times smaller 6 than the anticipated outlay for Micron. Furthermore, 7 the environmental impacts of Micron will be far 8 larger than I-81 in Syracuse. 9 Micron will consume as much 10 electricity as the states of Vermont and New 9 Micron will consume as much 10 electricity as the states of Vermont and New 11 Hampshire combined, will use close to fifty million 12 gallons of water per day, which is more than the 13 entire city of Syracuse. And Micron will be using 14 chemicals. What I want to recommend to you is that 15 the scope, the DEIS, be expanded to include more 16 alternatives than what you've got. You have simply 17 no action, which is required full build out, half 18 build out. In contrast, I-81 project had multiple 19 design alternatives. So in addition to no build, 20 there were five alternatives included in the Viaduct 21 Category two. And we can even create seven tunnel 22 alternatives and four other alternatives. 11 Hampshire combined, will use close to fifty million 12 gallons of water per day, which is more than the 13 entire city of Syracuse. And Micron will be using 14 chemicals. What I want to recommend to you is that 15 the scope, the DEIS, be expanded to include more 16 alternatives than what you've got. You have simply 17 no action, which is required full build out, half 18 build out. In contrast, I-81 project had multiple 19 design alternatives. So in addition to no build, 20 there were five alternatives included in the Viaduct 21 Category two. And we can even create seven tunnel 22 alternatives and four other alternatives. 23 Micron, DEIS needs to greatly expand 24 its range of alternatives. Micron is to be commended 25 for committing itself to a large degree of ARII@courtsteno.com www.courtsteno.com 800.523.7887 10-11-2023, Public Meeting Associated Reporters Int'l., Inc. Page 16 1 10/11/23 - Micron Project SEQRA Scoping – Public Hearing 2 sustainability, but what is actually achievable? 3 That's the -- that's where the rubber meets the road. 23 Micron, DEIS needs to greatly expand 24 its range of alternatives. Micron is to be commended 25 for committing itself to a large degree of ARII@courtsteno.com www.courtsteno.com 800.523.7887 10-11-2023, Public Meeting Associated Reporters Int'l., Inc. Page 16 1 10/11/23 - Micron Project SEQRA Scoping – Public Hearing 2 sustainability, but what is actually achievable? 3 That's the -- that's where the rubber meets the road. 4 I suggest that the range of electricity options will 5 be considered, say, from 50 percent, 60 percent 6 renewable to a 100 percent renewable. The project is 7 planning to use a significant amount of water. How 8 much of this can be recycled, thereby reducing water 9 consumption? That should be examined as well. And 10 perhaps most importantly is the DEIS should look at a 11 range of alternatives to the chemicals. The 12 semiconductor industry uses perfluorinated 13 components, also known as forever chemicals. They're 14 highly toxic. We need to eliminate these things. 15 Let's not turn Lake Ontario. Thank you. 16 MR. DAVIS: Thank you. Damian 4 I suggest that the range of electricity options will 5 be considered, say, from 50 percent, 60 percent 6 renewable to a 100 percent renewable. The project is 7 planning to use a significant amount of water. How 8 much of this can be recycled, thereby reducing water 9 consumption? That should be examined as well. And 10 perhaps most importantly is the DEIS should look at a 11 range of alternatives to the chemicals. The 12 semiconductor industry uses perfluorinated 13 components, also known as forever chemicals. They're 14 highly toxic. We need to eliminate these things. 15 Let's not turn Lake Ontario. Thank you. 16 MR. DAVIS: Thank you. Damian 17 Ulatowski, and then next will be John Przepiora, 18 maybe. 19 MR. ULATOWSKI: Good evening. My name 20 is Damian Ulatowski. I'm here as both a citizen of 21 the Town of Clay; I'm also the supervisor for the 22 town of Clay. And primarily I'm here because I'm 23 responsible for the health, safety, and welfare of 24 our residents. 25 MR. DAVIS: Damian, can you speak up ARII@courtsteno.com www.courtsteno.com 800.523.7887 10-11-2023, Public Meeting Associated Reporters Int'l., Inc. Page 17 1 10/11/23 - Micron Project SEQRA Scoping – Public Hearing 2 just a little bit more? 3 MR. ULATOWSKI: Absolutely. 4 MR. DAVIS: Maybe move closer to the 5 mic, thanks. 6 MR. ULATOWSKI: Absolutely. You need 7 me to start over again or no? 8 MR. DAVIS: Speak -- you do need to 9 spell your name. 10 MR. ULATOWSKI: Okay. U-L-A-T-O-W-S- 11 K-I. First of all, I commend the visionaries who have 17 Ulatowski, and then next will be John Przepiora, 18 maybe. 19 MR. ULATOWSKI: Good evening. My name 20 is Damian Ulatowski. I'm here as both a citizen of 21 the Town of Clay; I'm also the supervisor for the 22 town of Clay. And primarily I'm here because I'm 23 responsible for the health, safety, and welfare of 24 our residents. 25 MR. DAVIS: Damian, can you speak up ARII@courtsteno.com www.courtsteno.com 800.523.7887 10-11-2023, Public Meeting Associated Reporters Int'l., Inc. Page 17 1 10/11/23 - Micron Project SEQRA Scoping – Public Hearing 2 just a little bit more? 3 MR. ULATOWSKI: Absolutely. 4 MR. DAVIS: Maybe move closer to the 5 mic, thanks. 6 MR. ULATOWSKI: Absolutely. You need 7 me to start over again or no? 8 MR. DAVIS: Speak -- you do need to 9 spell your name. 10 MR. ULATOWSKI: Okay. U-L-A-T-O-W-S- 11 K-I. First of all, I commend the visionaries who have 12 brought Micron to our communities. And I plan on 13 supporting it as much as we possibly can. We want to 14 make sure some environmental concerns are considered. 12 brought Micron to our communities. And I plan on 13 supporting it as much as we possibly can. We want to 14 make sure some environmental concerns are considered. 15 For example, it's been admitted that there are some 16 chimneys or stacks on the individual pots, almost 163 17 feet tall. We're wondering why they are that height 18 and also what are they emitting? You would also like 19 to see some kind of safeguards put out so that, every 20 once in a while, the waters that are being thrown 21 back into where the rivers in our communities are 22 tested every three to four years to make sure they're 23 safe and not contaminated in any way. 15 For example, it's been admitted that there are some 16 chimneys or stacks on the individual pots, almost 163 17 feet tall. We're wondering why they are that height 18 and also what are they emitting? You would also like 19 to see some kind of safeguards put out so that, every 20 once in a while, the waters that are being thrown 21 back into where the rivers in our communities are 22 tested every three to four years to make sure they're 23 safe and not contaminated in any way. 24 Another concern that we have is 25 wastewater leaving the Micron facility. How are we ARII@courtsteno.com www.courtsteno.com 800.523.7887 10-11-2023, Public Meeting Associated Reporters Int'l., Inc. Page 18 1 10/11/23 - Micron Project SEQRA Scoping – Public Hearing 2 ensuring it's being conveyed to oak orchards safely? 24 Another concern that we have is 25 wastewater leaving the Micron facility. How are we ARII@courtsteno.com www.courtsteno.com 800.523.7887 10-11-2023, Public Meeting Associated Reporters Int'l., Inc. Page 18 1 10/11/23 - Micron Project SEQRA Scoping – Public Hearing 2 ensuring it's being conveyed to oak orchards safely? 3 And lastly, as I'm sure we'll hear many of the same 4 questions or comments from residences, how is traffic 5 going to be addressed as the scoping of the project 6 goes further and further and brings not only Micron 7 employees to our -- to our boundaries, but also those 8 support industries that are so vital to that 9 operation and will be instrumental in the growth of 10 our community. Thank you. 11 MR. DAVIS: Thank you. So we have 12 John, and then after that would be Mary Scanlon. 13 MR. PRZEPIORA: My name is John 14 Przepiora, P-R-Z-E-P-I-O-R-A. I'm a resident of the 15 city of Syracuse and Vice President and Director of a 16 not-for-profit organization founded in Syracuse, 17 Greeningusa. Our organization was founded on a need 18 to bring the Green revolution to Syracuse. We 19 believe economic progress is necessary to improve the 20 lives of people, but it must be done in a way to 21 protect the environment, protect the health of 22 people, and protect natural ecosystems. In addition, 23 the impacts, both positive and negative, must be 24 distributed in a just and equitable fashion. The 3 And lastly, as I'm sure we'll hear many of the same 4 questions or comments from residences, how is traffic 5 going to be addressed as the scoping of the project 6 goes further and further and brings not only Micron 7 employees to our -- to our boundaries, but also those 8 support industries that are so vital to that 9 operation and will be instrumental in the growth of 10 our community. Thank you. 11 MR. DAVIS: Thank you. So we have 12 John, and then after that would be Mary Scanlon. 13 MR. PRZEPIORA: My name is John 14 Przepiora, P-R-Z-E-P-I-O-R-A. I'm a resident of the 15 city of Syracuse and Vice President and Director of a 16 not-for-profit organization founded in Syracuse, 17 Greeningusa. Our organization was founded on a need 18 to bring the Green revolution to Syracuse. We 19 believe economic progress is necessary to improve the 20 lives of people, but it must be done in a way to 21 protect the environment, protect the health of 22 people, and protect natural ecosystems. In addition, 23 the impacts, both positive and negative, must be 24 distributed in a just and equitable fashion. The 25 biggest challenge of the Micron project is the ARII@courtsteno.com www.courtsteno.com 800.523.7887 10-11-2023, Public Meeting Associated Reporters Int'l., Inc. Page 19 1 10/11/23 - Micron Project SEQRA Scoping – Public Hearing 2 enormity of it. In order to fulfill the dreams that 3 this project offers and a just equitable, 4 economically, and environmentally sustainable manner, 5 the review process must be equally enormous and 6 thorough. The scoping document presented is a 7 reasonable first draft. 25 biggest challenge of the Micron project is the ARII@courtsteno.com www.courtsteno.com 800.523.7887 10-11-2023, Public Meeting Associated Reporters Int'l., Inc. Page 19 1 10/11/23 - Micron Project SEQRA Scoping – Public Hearing 2 enormity of it. In order to fulfill the dreams that 3 this project offers and a just equitable, 4 economically, and environmentally sustainable manner, 5 the review process must be equally enormous and 6 thorough. The scoping document presented is a 7 reasonable first draft. 8 It seems to be comprehensive, and we 9 support, including all of that has been proposed in 10 the draft, in the final scope. However, the draft is 11 not quite complete, and we believe there is room to 12 improve it. For example, the study area is off that 13 nebulous for many of the technical analysis included 14 in section 5.3. In many cases, it seems to be too 15 narrowly defined. The impacts relating to hazardous 16 materials must be thorough and specific. 8 It seems to be comprehensive, and we 9 support, including all of that has been proposed in 10 the draft, in the final scope. However, the draft is 11 not quite complete, and we believe there is room to 12 improve it. For example, the study area is off that 13 nebulous for many of the technical analysis included 14 in section 5.3. In many cases, it seems to be too 15 narrowly defined. The impacts relating to hazardous 16 materials must be thorough and specific. 17 Specificity must be added to this 18 section on this -- on this topic. Topics such as 19 worker health and safety, supply chain, transport, 20 storage, security, air quality, spill release 21 response, and residual disposal must be included. 17 Specificity must be added to this 18 section on this -- on this topic. Topics such as 19 worker health and safety, supply chain, transport, 20 storage, security, air quality, spill release 21 response, and residual disposal must be included. 22 Cradle to grave analysis must be provided to decision 23 makers as well as community members to be fully 24 informed. The section on community services and 25 recreation, it's kind of a jumble of important topics ARII@courtsteno.com www.courtsteno.com 800.523.7887 10-11-2023, Public Meeting Associated Reporters Int'l., Inc. Page 20 1 10/11/23 - Micron Project SEQRA Scoping – Public Hearing 2 and it needs a little more specificity. 22 Cradle to grave analysis must be provided to decision 23 makers as well as community members to be fully 24 informed. The section on community services and 25 recreation, it's kind of a jumble of important topics ARII@courtsteno.com www.courtsteno.com 800.523.7887 10-11-2023, Public Meeting Associated Reporters Int'l., Inc. Page 20 1 10/11/23 - Micron Project SEQRA Scoping – Public Hearing 2 and it needs a little more specificity. 3 The study area for that section may be 4 too restricted and notably absent our healthcare and 5 hospital services. The section on socioeconomic 6 condition seems to be comprehensive and proposes a 7 complete assessment of the growth the project will 8 induce and the economic and fiscal impact. Which 9 will be necessary to be utilized in other sections. 3 The study area for that section may be 4 too restricted and notably absent our healthcare and 5 hospital services. The section on socioeconomic 6 condition seems to be comprehensive and proposes a 7 complete assessment of the growth the project will 8 induce and the economic and fiscal impact. Which 9 will be necessary to be utilized in other sections. 10 For example, the impact of growth and its related 11 economic impact are likely to impact community 12 character in a significant way. 10 For example, the impact of growth and its related 11 economic impact are likely to impact community 12 character in a significant way. 13 I'm not talking about the visual 14 changes near the White Pine Park, but the potential 15 development in the greater Syracuse community. These 16 impacts, such as residential and commercial 17 developments, have the potential to change the 18 character of the neighborhoods throughout the greater 19 Syracuse area. The growth presents challenges as 20 well as opportunities, which should be understood by 21 decision makers and community members. It begs the 22 question how can such impacts be managed in a 23 sustainable, just, and equitable fashion. We have 24 additional comments that will be submitted in written 25 form. ARII@courtsteno.com www.courtsteno.com 800.523.7887 10-11-2023, Public Meeting Associated Reporters Int'l., Inc. Page 21 1 10/11/23 - Micron Project SEQRA Scoping – Public Hearing 13 I'm not talking about the visual 14 changes near the White Pine Park, but the potential 15 development in the greater Syracuse community. These 16 impacts, such as residential and commercial 17 developments, have the potential to change the 18 character of the neighborhoods throughout the greater 19 Syracuse area. The growth presents challenges as 20 well as opportunities, which should be understood by 21 decision makers and community members. It begs the 22 question how can such impacts be managed in a 23 sustainable, just, and equitable fashion. We have 24 additional comments that will be submitted in written 25 form. ARII@courtsteno.com www.courtsteno.com 800.523.7887 10-11-2023, Public Meeting Associated Reporters Int'l., Inc. Page 21 1 10/11/23 - Micron Project SEQRA Scoping – Public Hearing 2 But the most important thing to 3 understand, and I'll close with this point. This 4 project, which is double in size from the early 5 vision of the White Pine Park Project, deserves a 6 rigorous review consistent with the enormity of the 7 project. I urge you to create a final scope for the 8 review that is up to the task to get this right and 9 to protect the interest of today's community and its 10 members for generations to come. Thank you very much. 11 MR. DAVIS: Thank you. Mary Scanlon 12 and after Mary will be Diana Elliot. 13 MS. SCANLON: Evening. I'm Mary 14 Scanlon, S-C-A-N-L-O-N. I live 15 on Lakeshore Road in the town of 16 Cicero, 7267 Lakeshore Road. I was not prepared to 17 speak tonight, so I just had a few comments. A lot 18 of things that I had concerns with have already been 19 addressed. Property taxes for one. Also the traffic. 2 But the most important thing to 3 understand, and I'll close with this point. This 4 project, which is double in size from the early 5 vision of the White Pine Park Project, deserves a 6 rigorous review consistent with the enormity of the 7 project. I urge you to create a final scope for the 8 review that is up to the task to get this right and 9 to protect the interest of today's community and its 10 members for generations to come. Thank you very much. 11 MR. DAVIS: Thank you. Mary Scanlon 12 and after Mary will be Diana Elliot. 13 MS. SCANLON: Evening. I'm Mary 14 Scanlon, S-C-A-N-L-O-N. I live 15 on Lakeshore Road in the town of 16 Cicero, 7267 Lakeshore Road. I was not prepared to 17 speak tonight, so I just had a few comments. A lot 18 of things that I had concerns with have already been 19 addressed. Property taxes for one. Also the traffic. 20 I wasn't sure how many entrances to the campus there 21 were going to be, what the traffic flow was going to 22 be for the delivery trucks and what the route to the 23 highway was going to be. Also, I had concerns about 24 the wastewater storage and treatment and that has 25 also been discussed. What exactly is the industrial ARII@courtsteno.com www.courtsteno.com 800.523.7887 10-11-2023, Public Meeting Associated Reporters Int'l., Inc. Page 22 1 10/11/23 - Micron Project SEQRA Scoping – Public Hearing 2 wastewater? What is being treated? What's the 3 byproduct of the industry? What's the pollutant that 4 they're treating? And how will it be monitored? How 5 will we ensure that our -- the environment of our 6 community will be protected? And that's all I have. 7 Thank you. 8 MR. DAVIS: Thank you. Diana Elliot. 9 Next after that would be Jim Nistico. 10 MS. ELLIOTT: My name is Diana Elliot, 11 E-L-L-I-O-T-T. I live in Syracuse. Can you hear me? 12 MR. DAVIS: I -- just speak a touch 20 I wasn't sure how many entrances to the campus there 21 were going to be, what the traffic flow was going to 22 be for the delivery trucks and what the route to the 23 highway was going to be. Also, I had concerns about 24 the wastewater storage and treatment and that has 25 also been discussed. What exactly is the industrial ARII@courtsteno.com www.courtsteno.com 800.523.7887 10-11-2023, Public Meeting Associated Reporters Int'l., Inc. Page 22 1 10/11/23 - Micron Project SEQRA Scoping – Public Hearing 2 wastewater? What is being treated? What's the 3 byproduct of the industry? What's the pollutant that 4 they're treating? And how will it be monitored? How 5 will we ensure that our -- the environment of our 6 community will be protected? And that's all I have. 7 Thank you. 8 MR. DAVIS: Thank you. Diana Elliot. 9 Next after that would be Jim Nistico. 10 MS. ELLIOTT: My name is Diana Elliot, 11 E-L-L-I-O-T-T. I live in Syracuse. Can you hear me? 12 MR. DAVIS: I -- just speak a touch 13 louder. 14 MS. ELLIOTT: Okay. I'll be brief. 13 louder. 14 MS. ELLIOTT: Okay. I'll be brief. 15 I'm an architect and I was interested to learn about 16 the impact of embodied carbon as well as operational 17 carbon in both the Micron plant and the associated 18 growth. And further thoughts on this, I'll submit in 19 written comment. 20 MR. DAVIS: Thank you. Jim Nistico, 21 after that, will be Denise Androvette. 22 MR. NISTICO: Is this mic -- yeah. 15 I'm an architect and I was interested to learn about 16 the impact of embodied carbon as well as operational 17 carbon in both the Micron plant and the associated 18 growth. And further thoughts on this, I'll submit in 19 written comment. 20 MR. DAVIS: Thank you. Jim Nistico, 21 after that, will be Denise Androvette. 22 MR. NISTICO: Is this mic -- yeah. 23 Can you guys hear me? 24 MR. DAVIS: Yes. All right. 25 MR. NISTICO: Jim Nistico, and it's ARII@courtsteno.com www.courtsteno.com 800.523.7887 10-11-2023, Public Meeting Associated Reporters Int'l., Inc. Page 23 1 10/11/23 - Micron Project SEQRA Scoping – Public Hearing 2 spelled N-I-S-T-I-C-O. I am a business owner and a 3 resident in the town of Clay in the Laden Valley 4 development right across the street from where the 5 project is going to happen. And while I'm all for 6 this project as a business owner and I'm also excited 7 for the community, I do have a couple of concerns as 8 a citizen of the town of Clay. And, you know, again, 9 it's what everyone's mentioned, traffic. My thoughts 10 are to have Route 31 be six lanes from Baldwinsville 11 to Bridgeport, if that can be done smartly without 12 uprooting residences and businesses. 23 Can you guys hear me? 24 MR. DAVIS: Yes. All right. 25 MR. NISTICO: Jim Nistico, and it's ARII@courtsteno.com www.courtsteno.com 800.523.7887 10-11-2023, Public Meeting Associated Reporters Int'l., Inc. Page 23 1 10/11/23 - Micron Project SEQRA Scoping – Public Hearing 2 spelled N-I-S-T-I-C-O. I am a business owner and a 3 resident in the town of Clay in the Laden Valley 4 development right across the street from where the 5 project is going to happen. And while I'm all for 6 this project as a business owner and I'm also excited 7 for the community, I do have a couple of concerns as 8 a citizen of the town of Clay. And, you know, again, 9 it's what everyone's mentioned, traffic. My thoughts 10 are to have Route 31 be six lanes from Baldwinsville 11 to Bridgeport, if that can be done smartly without 12 uprooting residences and businesses. 13 And also the growth and expansion of 14 roadways in and around the campus of Micron where 15 it's going to be put. I did have thoughts of 16 possibly having, you know, obviously the exit off of 17 Mud Mill. I've heard rumors that that may happen and 18 maybe a parkway similar to a John Glen Boulevard to 19 give easy bypassing access to the Micron campus, if 20 at all possible, to help alleviate the traffic of the 21 current roads that exist now. 13 And also the growth and expansion of 14 roadways in and around the campus of Micron where 15 it's going to be put. I did have thoughts of 16 possibly having, you know, obviously the exit off of 17 Mud Mill. I've heard rumors that that may happen and 18 maybe a parkway similar to a John Glen Boulevard to 19 give easy bypassing access to the Micron campus, if 20 at all possible, to help alleviate the traffic of the 21 current roads that exist now. 22 Also, the noise when construction is 23 happening, just a little concern. I understand when 24 they start construction at the end of next year, 25 they're supposed to start production in two years, so ARII@courtsteno.com www.courtsteno.com 800.523.7887 10-11-2023, Public Meeting Associated Reporters Int'l., Inc. Page 24 1 10/11/23 - Micron Project SEQRA Scoping – Public Hearing 2 that sounds like they're going to be going 24/7 3 construction. Just curious if that's going to be 4 like overnight and be hearing noises overnight, 5 construction noises. But other than that, I'm all 6 for this project long as it's done smartly. I think 7 that this is nothing. You know, this is a great gift 8 for the Syracuse area and hopefully, it is done 9 smartly and correctly, and I look forward to seeing 10 what happens. That's all we got. 11 MR. DAVIS: Thank you. We have Denise 12 and then would be Debra Descocio. 13 MS. ANDROVETTE: Good evening. My 14 name is Denise Androvette, A-N-D-R-O-V-E-T-T-E. I 22 Also, the noise when construction is 23 happening, just a little concern. I understand when 24 they start construction at the end of next year, 25 they're supposed to start production in two years, so ARII@courtsteno.com www.courtsteno.com 800.523.7887 10-11-2023, Public Meeting Associated Reporters Int'l., Inc. Page 24 1 10/11/23 - Micron Project SEQRA Scoping – Public Hearing 2 that sounds like they're going to be going 24/7 3 construction. Just curious if that's going to be 4 like overnight and be hearing noises overnight, 5 construction noises. But other than that, I'm all 6 for this project long as it's done smartly. I think 7 that this is nothing. You know, this is a great gift 8 for the Syracuse area and hopefully, it is done 9 smartly and correctly, and I look forward to seeing 10 what happens. That's all we got. 11 MR. DAVIS: Thank you. We have Denise 12 and then would be Debra Descocio. 13 MS. ANDROVETTE: Good evening. My 14 name is Denise Androvette, A-N-D-R-O-V-E-T-T-E. I 15 live in the town of Salina. Number of well-spoken 16 individuals. I'm going to reiterate, as a member of 15 live in the town of Salina. Number of well-spoken 16 individuals. I'm going to reiterate, as a member of 17 Sierra Club and a very concerned citizen, that the 18 threat of the fluorocarbons, PFOS forever chemicals 19 for our community is very real. And I would expect 20 there would be a plan to 100 percent protect us from 21 exposure. This includes the construction workers 22 putting up the plant, and then the workers who will 23 be at the plant. 17 Sierra Club and a very concerned citizen, that the 18 threat of the fluorocarbons, PFOS forever chemicals 19 for our community is very real. And I would expect 20 there would be a plan to 100 percent protect us from 21 exposure. This includes the construction workers 22 putting up the plant, and then the workers who will 23 be at the plant. 24 And there's a questionable track 25 record of exposure to workers. I would think with ARII@courtsteno.com www.courtsteno.com 800.523.7887 10-11-2023, Public Meeting Associated Reporters Int'l., Inc. Page 25 1 10/11/23 - Micron Project SEQRA Scoping – Public Hearing 2 this extraordinary attempt, that great improvement 3 could happen for chemical safety. And I'm going to 4 throw in another comment that's missing when I hear 5 about twelve thousand parking spaces that there 6 should be comprehensive hub transportation plan 7 across on Onondaga County for workers to this Micron 8 plant. Thank you for your time. 9 MR. DAVIS: Thank you. We have 10 Deborah, and then next would be Peter Wirth. 11 MS. DESCOCIO: Okay. I'm Deborah 12 DeScocio. It's D-E- capital S-C-O-C-I-O. I'm here 13 as a citizen, but I'm also with the Sierra Club. I 14 sit on the Conservation Committee. (unintelligible) 15 have a carbon problem. I believe that the public 24 And there's a questionable track 25 record of exposure to workers. I would think with ARII@courtsteno.com www.courtsteno.com 800.523.7887 10-11-2023, Public Meeting Associated Reporters Int'l., Inc. Page 25 1 10/11/23 - Micron Project SEQRA Scoping – Public Hearing 2 this extraordinary attempt, that great improvement 3 could happen for chemical safety. And I'm going to 4 throw in another comment that's missing when I hear 5 about twelve thousand parking spaces that there 6 should be comprehensive hub transportation plan 7 across on Onondaga County for workers to this Micron 8 plant. Thank you for your time. 9 MR. DAVIS: Thank you. We have 10 Deborah, and then next would be Peter Wirth. 11 MS. DESCOCIO: Okay. I'm Deborah 12 DeScocio. It's D-E- capital S-C-O-C-I-O. I'm here 13 as a citizen, but I'm also with the Sierra Club. I 14 sit on the Conservation Committee. (unintelligible) 15 have a carbon problem. I believe that the public 16 should be informed about the plan to prevent 17 fluorocarbons from being introduced into our local 18 air. Reducing emissions through clean energy usage 19 and energy conservation projects will make this inner 20 speed more sustainable. This must take place and the 21 public should be informed along the way. Thank you. 22 MR. DAVIS: Thank you, Deborah. Peter 23 Wirth, followed by Brian Heffron. 24 MR. WIRTH: My name's Peter Wirth, W- 25 I-R-T-H. I'm a resident of (unintelligible). And ARII@courtsteno.com www.courtsteno.com 800.523.7887 10-11-2023, Public Meeting Associated Reporters Int'l., Inc. Page 26 1 10/11/23 - Micron Project SEQRA Scoping – Public Hearing 16 should be informed about the plan to prevent 17 fluorocarbons from being introduced into our local 18 air. Reducing emissions through clean energy usage 19 and energy conservation projects will make this inner 20 speed more sustainable. This must take place and the 21 public should be informed along the way. Thank you. 22 MR. DAVIS: Thank you, Deborah. Peter 23 Wirth, followed by Brian Heffron. 24 MR. WIRTH: My name's Peter Wirth, W- 25 I-R-T-H. I'm a resident of (unintelligible). And ARII@courtsteno.com www.courtsteno.com 800.523.7887 10-11-2023, Public Meeting Associated Reporters Int'l., Inc. Page 26 1 10/11/23 - Micron Project SEQRA Scoping – Public Hearing 2 I'm also a volunteer of the local Climate Change 3 Organization. Climate Change Awareness and action. 2 I'm also a volunteer of the local Climate Change 3 Organization. Climate Change Awareness and action. 4 If New York State is to meet the Greenhouse goals set 5 forth in the Climate Leadership Community Protection 4 If New York State is to meet the Greenhouse goals set 5 forth in the Climate Leadership Community Protection 6 Act passed in 2019, careful attention must be paid to 7 ensuring the energy at the plant will be fossil free. 6 Act passed in 2019, careful attention must be paid to 7 ensuring the energy at the plant will be fossil free. 8 CCAA, therefore, is highlighting the following 9 concerns. Heating in the plant should be electric 10 heat pumps, air or ground source, not gas furnaces. 8 CCAA, therefore, is highlighting the following 9 concerns. Heating in the plant should be electric 10 heat pumps, air or ground source, not gas furnaces. 11 And this should, by the way, include all the 12 buildings on the campuses, including the daycare 13 center, any administrative buildings, et cetera. 14 Cooling should be electrical. Based on conversations 15 we've had with Micron officials, they told us that 16 this should be possible to use electric heat pumps 17 for heating and cooling. 18 Cooking facilities. The cafeteria 19 will be designed to serve 9,000 employees. There 20 should be no natural gas in the cafete -- in the 21 cafeteria, or same thing with the cooking facilities 22 at the daycare center. Induction stoves, electrical, 23 for commercial use are available. And we've actually 24 been in contact with Micron concerning a designer in 11 And this should, by the way, include all the 12 buildings on the campuses, including the daycare 13 center, any administrative buildings, et cetera. 14 Cooling should be electrical. Based on conversations 15 we've had with Micron officials, they told us that 16 this should be possible to use electric heat pumps 17 for heating and cooling. 18 Cooking facilities. The cafeteria 19 will be designed to serve 9,000 employees. There 20 should be no natural gas in the cafete -- in the 21 cafeteria, or same thing with the cooking facilities 22 at the daycare center. Induction stoves, electrical, 23 for commercial use are available. And we've actually 24 been in contact with Micron concerning a designer in 25 Pittsburgh who designs commercial induction and ARII@courtsteno.com www.courtsteno.com 800.523.7887 10-11-2023, Public Meeting Associated Reporters Int'l., Inc. Page 27 1 10/11/23 - Micron Project SEQRA Scoping – Public Hearing 2 electric cooking facilities. Hot water use, no 3 natural gas electric hot waters. Electrical usage, 4 this is the 900-pound gorilla. The plant, according 5 to newspaper reports, would use as much electricity 6 as the state of Vermont, New Hampshire; it's like 7 sixteen billion kilowatts. All electricity from the 8 -- should be freed from fossil. Fossil free sources 9 of energy, no coal, gas, or oil-fired electrical 10 production. 25 Pittsburgh who designs commercial induction and ARII@courtsteno.com www.courtsteno.com 800.523.7887 10-11-2023, Public Meeting Associated Reporters Int'l., Inc. Page 27 1 10/11/23 - Micron Project SEQRA Scoping – Public Hearing 2 electric cooking facilities. Hot water use, no 3 natural gas electric hot waters. Electrical usage, 4 this is the 900-pound gorilla. The plant, according 5 to newspaper reports, would use as much electricity 6 as the state of Vermont, New Hampshire; it's like 7 sixteen billion kilowatts. All electricity from the 8 -- should be freed from fossil. Fossil free sources 9 of energy, no coal, gas, or oil-fired electrical 10 production. 11 As soon as possible, a plan should be 12 released as to where this energy will come from. 13 This is a massive undertaking on the site. Solar 14 production, despite a million square feet of roof 15 surfaces in the four buildings, which would be 16 available for rooftop solar. The initial 17 architectural drawings did not indicate any rooftop 18 solar. We also have very productive conversations 19 with Micron officials, and we were told that they're 20 in the process of coming up with this new 21 architectural drawings, which will reflect rooftop 22 solar. 23 There could be local solar farms. 24 There could be solar canopies in the parking lot. 11 As soon as possible, a plan should be 12 released as to where this energy will come from. 13 This is a massive undertaking on the site. Solar 14 production, despite a million square feet of roof 15 surfaces in the four buildings, which would be 16 available for rooftop solar. The initial 17 architectural drawings did not indicate any rooftop 18 solar. We also have very productive conversations 19 with Micron officials, and we were told that they're 20 in the process of coming up with this new 21 architectural drawings, which will reflect rooftop 22 solar. 23 There could be local solar farms. 24 There could be solar canopies in the parking lot. 25 You know, obviously given the massive amounts, no on ARII@courtsteno.com www.courtsteno.com 800.523.7887 10-11-2023, Public Meeting Associated Reporters Int'l., Inc. Page 28 1 10/11/23 - Micron Project SEQRA Scoping – Public Hearing 2 site solar will be enough for the production of 3 meeting the needs of the plant. 4 Natural gas usage. My understanding 5 is that there are plans for a sixteen-inch high 6 pressure pipeline carrying millions of cubic feet of 7 natural gas, a fossil fuel being constructed to the 8 Micron facility. The gas will be used as part of the 9 industrial process, greenhouse gas, and if at all 10 possible, natural gas should be replaced with green 11 hydrogen. Green hydrogen is hydrogen produced with 12 non-fossil fuel energy. If natural gas is not 13 replaced with green hydrogen, the plant should not be 14 referred to as using a 100 percent renewable energy. 25 You know, obviously given the massive amounts, no on ARII@courtsteno.com www.courtsteno.com 800.523.7887 10-11-2023, Public Meeting Associated Reporters Int'l., Inc. Page 28 1 10/11/23 - Micron Project SEQRA Scoping – Public Hearing 2 site solar will be enough for the production of 3 meeting the needs of the plant. 4 Natural gas usage. My understanding 5 is that there are plans for a sixteen-inch high 6 pressure pipeline carrying millions of cubic feet of 7 natural gas, a fossil fuel being constructed to the 8 Micron facility. The gas will be used as part of the 9 industrial process, greenhouse gas, and if at all 10 possible, natural gas should be replaced with green 11 hydrogen. Green hydrogen is hydrogen produced with 12 non-fossil fuel energy. If natural gas is not 13 replaced with green hydrogen, the plant should not be 14 referred to as using a 100 percent renewable energy. 15 As our county executive national grid 16 and other officials are currently referring to the 17 plant. We hope OCIDA will point out to county 18 officials and stakeholders that the plant is 19 currently designed should not be referred to as using 20 a 100 percent renewable energy, as this is misleading 21 to the public on the environmental impact of the trip 22 manufacturing process. Thank you. 23 MR. HUGHS: Thank you. Brian Heffron. 24 MR. HEFFRON: Hello. Good evening. 15 As our county executive national grid 16 and other officials are currently referring to the 17 plant. We hope OCIDA will point out to county 18 officials and stakeholders that the plant is 19 currently designed should not be referred to as using 20 a 100 percent renewable energy, as this is misleading 21 to the public on the environmental impact of the trip 22 manufacturing process. Thank you. 23 MR. HUGHS: Thank you. Brian Heffron. 24 MR. HEFFRON: Hello. Good evening. 25 Brian Heffron, B-R-I-A-N H-E-F-F-R-O-N, 8268 Mantova ARII@courtsteno.com www.courtsteno.com 800.523.7887 10-11-2023, Public Meeting Associated Reporters Int'l., Inc. Page 29 1 10/11/23 - Micron Project SEQRA Scoping – Public Hearing 2 Drive, Clay, New York. As a citizen of Clay, and I 3 wasn't going to speak tonight, but I just thought of 4 this here in listening to others. In the news this 5 week, there was an announcement about a multimillion- 6 dollar rail infrastructure improvement plan for -- in 7 Oswego County. 25 Brian Heffron, B-R-I-A-N H-E-F-F-R-O-N, 8268 Mantova ARII@courtsteno.com www.courtsteno.com 800.523.7887 10-11-2023, Public Meeting Associated Reporters Int'l., Inc. Page 29 1 10/11/23 - Micron Project SEQRA Scoping – Public Hearing 2 Drive, Clay, New York. As a citizen of Clay, and I 3 wasn't going to speak tonight, but I just thought of 4 this here in listening to others. In the news this 5 week, there was an announcement about a multimillion- 6 dollar rail infrastructure improvement plan for -- in 7 Oswego County. 8 That's a -- they're moving forward on 9 a grant, and much of that is a focus on moving 10 production or moving aluminum away from trucks that 11 are going into Canada more relying on aluminum that 12 will be coming from plants that are in the south part 13 of the country. 8 That's a -- they're moving forward on 9 a grant, and much of that is a focus on moving 10 production or moving aluminum away from trucks that 11 are going into Canada more relying on aluminum that 12 will be coming from plants that are in the south part 13 of the country. 14 It just brought, and I sort of a 15 thought to myself to make sure that the scope does 16 consider and focus and put ample attention towards 17 the rail line. I'm not sure if the current CSX line 18 that is moving across 31 is a part of what would be 19 an increase in that rail traffic because of -- if 20 that movement happened with that grant and that 21 played out in (unintelligible). But I just want to, 22 you know, make sure that the scope looks at the rail 23 lines and the impact of the rail service and of an 24 increase in that surface as we move forward here in 25 the future generation. Thank you. ARII@courtsteno.com www.courtsteno.com 800.523.7887 10-11-2023, Public Meeting Associated Reporters Int'l., Inc. Page 30 1 10/11/23 - Micron Project SEQRA Scoping – Public Hearing 2 MR. DAVIS: Thank you. Great. Thank 3 you. That is all the speakers that pre-registered 4 and filled out a comment card. So I am going to open 5 it up to anybody that has sat out there and said that 6 they want to make a comment. You certainly are free 14 It just brought, and I sort of a 15 thought to myself to make sure that the scope does 16 consider and focus and put ample attention towards 17 the rail line. I'm not sure if the current CSX line 18 that is moving across 31 is a part of what would be 19 an increase in that rail traffic because of -- if 20 that movement happened with that grant and that 21 played out in (unintelligible). But I just want to, 22 you know, make sure that the scope looks at the rail 23 lines and the impact of the rail service and of an 24 increase in that surface as we move forward here in 25 the future generation. Thank you. ARII@courtsteno.com www.courtsteno.com 800.523.7887 10-11-2023, Public Meeting Associated Reporters Int'l., Inc. Page 30 1 10/11/23 - Micron Project SEQRA Scoping – Public Hearing 2 MR. DAVIS: Thank you. Great. Thank 3 you. That is all the speakers that pre-registered 4 and filled out a comment card. So I am going to open 5 it up to anybody that has sat out there and said that 6 they want to make a comment. You certainly are free 7 to come up to a microphone. It'll be the same 8 request that you try to keep your comments to three 9 minutes. 7 to come up to a microphone. It'll be the same 8 request that you try to keep your comments to three 9 minutes. 10 State your name clearly and otherwise 11 we will keep this open in case anybody shows up or 12 decides that they want to speak over the next few 13 minutes, half hour or so. But we will accept any 14 further comments from anybody sitting out there. You 15 can certainly provide written comments written up 16 until the 20th. We encourage you to do that. I know 17 a few speakers said they would provide written 18 comments in their addresses earlier. 19 Yes, sir. 20 MR. HUGHES: I limited myself to three 21 minutes because that was the limit. But I do have 22 more extension comments. My comment is to elaborate 23 more on the forever chemicals. This is a great --. 24 MR. DAVIS: Can state your name again 25 please? ARII@courtsteno.com www.courtsteno.com 800.523.7887 10-11-2023, Public Meeting Associated Reporters Int'l., Inc. Page 31 1 10/11/23 - Micron Project SEQRA Scoping – Public Hearing 2 MR. HUGHS: Sure, I'll certainly do 10 State your name clearly and otherwise 11 we will keep this open in case anybody shows up or 12 decides that they want to speak over the next few 13 minutes, half hour or so. But we will accept any 14 further comments from anybody sitting out there. You 15 can certainly provide written comments written up 16 until the 20th. We encourage you to do that. I know 17 a few speakers said they would provide written 18 comments in their addresses earlier. 19 Yes, sir. 20 MR. HUGHES: I limited myself to three 21 minutes because that was the limit. But I do have 22 more extension comments. My comment is to elaborate 23 more on the forever chemicals. This is a great --. 24 MR. DAVIS: Can state your name again 25 please? ARII@courtsteno.com www.courtsteno.com 800.523.7887 10-11-2023, Public Meeting Associated Reporters Int'l., Inc. Page 31 1 10/11/23 - Micron Project SEQRA Scoping – Public Hearing 2 MR. HUGHS: Sure, I'll certainly do 3 that. Don Hughes, H-U-G-H-E-S. And conservation 4 sheriff of the local Sierra Club group. So today's 5 the October 11th, six days ago in Forbes magazine an 6 article came out, More Domestic Chip-Making Means 7 More Forever Chemicals. So this is a major concern 8 of the Sierra Club and all those other co-signers in 9 that letter to the semiconductor industry. Forever 3 that. Don Hughes, H-U-G-H-E-S. And conservation 4 sheriff of the local Sierra Club group. So today's 5 the October 11th, six days ago in Forbes magazine an 6 article came out, More Domestic Chip-Making Means 7 More Forever Chemicals. So this is a major concern 8 of the Sierra Club and all those other co-signers in 9 that letter to the semiconductor industry. Forever 10 Chemicals is the colloquial name for PFAS 11 polyfluoroalkyl substances. And the toxicity of 12 these things is -- a lot of is mind boggling. The 10 Chemicals is the colloquial name for PFAS 11 polyfluoroalkyl substances. And the toxicity of 12 these things is -- a lot of is mind boggling. The 13 EPA recently reduced the allowable amount of 14 perfluorooctanoic acid from seventy parts per 15 trillion to point five. That's parts per trillion, 16 not parts per billion or million, trillion. One in 17 ten to the twelfth. Tiny, tiny quantities are shown 18 to be toxic to babies. They are linked to cancer. 19 They're linked to genetic defects. 13 EPA recently reduced the allowable amount of 14 perfluorooctanoic acid from seventy parts per 15 trillion to point five. That's parts per trillion, 16 not parts per billion or million, trillion. One in 17 ten to the twelfth. Tiny, tiny quantities are shown 18 to be toxic to babies. They are linked to cancer. 19 They're linked to genetic defects. 20 This article talks about the 21 inevitability of PFAs. The guy from the chemical 22 maker Chemours says, “You cannot make chips without 23 the whole PFA infrastructure.” That's perfluor 24 compounds. We estimate that it's a modern-day fact 25 there's a half kilo of PFA in every square foot. So ARII@courtsteno.com www.courtsteno.com 800.523.7887 10-11-2023, Public Meeting Associated Reporters Int'l., Inc. Page 32 1 10/11/23 - Micron Project SEQRA Scoping – Public Hearing 2 on 400,000 to 600,000 square foot fab, that's two 3 hundred to three hundred metric tons of this stuff. 4 This EIS has got to evaluate these compounds. What's 5 written -- in the document right now it talks about 6 solid waste. And then there's a kind of a cursory 7 allusion to chemicals that you will -- DEIS will 8 identify any hazardous materials, including chemical 9 or petroleum bulk storage that would be used towards 10 transport or generated by the proposed project and 11 measures to protect against releases to the 20 This article talks about the 21 inevitability of PFAs. The guy from the chemical 22 maker Chemours says, “You cannot make chips without 23 the whole PFA infrastructure.” That's perfluor 24 compounds. We estimate that it's a modern-day fact 25 there's a half kilo of PFA in every square foot. So ARII@courtsteno.com www.courtsteno.com 800.523.7887 10-11-2023, Public Meeting Associated Reporters Int'l., Inc. Page 32 1 10/11/23 - Micron Project SEQRA Scoping – Public Hearing 2 on 400,000 to 600,000 square foot fab, that's two 3 hundred to three hundred metric tons of this stuff. 4 This EIS has got to evaluate these compounds. What's 5 written -- in the document right now it talks about 6 solid waste. And then there's a kind of a cursory 7 allusion to chemicals that you will -- DEIS will 8 identify any hazardous materials, including chemical 9 or petroleum bulk storage that would be used towards 10 transport or generated by the proposed project and 11 measures to protect against releases to the 12 environment. We got to do better than that, folks. 13 This is a serious thing. We've seen what happened to 14 Onondaga Lake, with the industry that grew up there. 12 environment. We got to do better than that, folks. 13 This is a serious thing. We've seen what happened to 14 Onondaga Lake, with the industry that grew up there. 15 This is a different animal clearly, but the toxicity 16 of these chemicals is not to be understated. We have 17 got to eliminate them. Thank you. 18 MR. DAVIS: Thank you. Anyone else? 15 This is a different animal clearly, but the toxicity 16 of these chemicals is not to be understated. We have 17 got to eliminate them. Thank you. 18 MR. DAVIS: Thank you. Anyone else? 19 Well, we're just going to sit here for a little 20 while. If you would like to end your evening this 21 evening, you can certainly get up and go. We will 22 keep this open in case there's any people that show 23 up that make -- want to make a comment between now 24 and seven-thirty. Thank you. You're welcome. 25 (The hearing concluded at 7:30 p.m.) ARII@courtsteno.com www.courtsteno.com 800.523.7887 10-11-2023, Public Meeting Associated Reporters Int'l., Inc. Page 33 1 10/11/23 - Micron Project SEQRA Scoping – Public Hearing 19 Well, we're just going to sit here for a little 20 while. If you would like to end your evening this 21 evening, you can certainly get up and go. We will 22 keep this open in case there's any people that show 23 up that make -- want to make a comment between now 24 and seven-thirty. Thank you. You're welcome. 25 (The hearing concluded at 7:30 p.m.) ARII@courtsteno.com www.courtsteno.com 800.523.7887 10-11-2023, Public Meeting Associated Reporters Int'l., Inc. Page 33 1 10/11/23 - Micron Project SEQRA Scoping – Public Hearing 3 I, NICOLE BUNNELL, do hereby certify that the foregoing 4 was reported by me, in the cause, at the time and place, 5 as stated in the caption hereto, at Page 1 hereof; that 6 the foregoing typewritten transcription consisting of 7 pages 1 through 32, is a true record of all proceedings 8 had at the hearing. 3 I, NICOLE BUNNELL, do hereby certify that the foregoing 4 was reported by me, in the cause, at the time and place, 5 as stated in the caption hereto, at Page 1 hereof; that 6 the foregoing typewritten transcription consisting of 7 pages 1 through 32, is a true record of all proceedings 8 had at the hearing. 9 IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto 10 subscribed my name, this the 18th day of October, 2023. 11 9 IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto 10 subscribed my name, this the 18th day of October, 2023. 11 12 NICOLE BUNNELL, Reporter 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 ARII@courtsteno.com www.courtsteno.com 800.523.7887 10-11-2023, Public Meeting Associated Reporters Int'l., Inc. 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