We went over this too many times.
Per" letter of intent"
RI-DEM's "FINAL REVIEW" passed every thing that was later cited in the first half of the denial as a reason to denied.
Ri-DEM set the parameters of what was required by SNPW and SNPW met those requirements to the satisfaction of RI-DEM during its the Final Review hence the letter of Intent to approve.
Ri-DEM had the plans for the facility reviewed them, KNEW the barrier between the two businesses and it met RI-DEM requirement and issued an intent to approve.
Ri-DEM and the town of West Warwik set the safety standard for handling and storage of the medical waste and emergency plan SNPW met their standards hence why RI-DEM issued a letter of intent to approve.
The facility did not move from its original position inside a high density population area, RI-DEM reviewed this before it Final Review and deemed it safe hence why RI-DEM issued a lletter of intent to approve.
"The purpose of this letter is to communicate the Department’s intent
to approve the license pursuant to R.I.G.L. 23-18.9-9 and this letter is not the issuance of the facility license at this time. Rather, it is the result of a final review of your application and the initiation of the statutorily mandated public hearing process"
http://dem.ri.gov/programs/benviron/waste/pn/...er-noi.pdf
It is hard to believe that RI-DEM was incompetent in offering their "FINAL REVIEW" of all the application without reviewing the cited items they later denied. So assuming the RI-DEM is competent all those cited items were all approved in the "FINAL REVIEW' before sending SNPW a letter of intent to approve.
The second half (the new law R.I. Gen. Laws § 23-19.17-2) of the denial did not exist at the time of the "intent to approve" was sent, therefore should not legally be cited as a reason to deny the project as it had no bearing of this pre-law project.
http://dem.ri.gov/programs/benviron/waste/med...071321.pdf
FINAL (review) definition
coming at the end of a series.
last, closing, finishing, concluding
Per" letter of intent"
RI-DEM's "FINAL REVIEW" passed every thing that was later cited in the first half of the denial as a reason to denied.
Ri-DEM set the parameters of what was required by SNPW and SNPW met those requirements to the satisfaction of RI-DEM during its the Final Review hence the letter of Intent to approve.
Ri-DEM had the plans for the facility reviewed them, KNEW the barrier between the two businesses and it met RI-DEM requirement and issued an intent to approve.
Ri-DEM and the town of West Warwik set the safety standard for handling and storage of the medical waste and emergency plan SNPW met their standards hence why RI-DEM issued a letter of intent to approve.
The facility did not move from its original position inside a high density population area, RI-DEM reviewed this before it Final Review and deemed it safe hence why RI-DEM issued a lletter of intent to approve.
"The purpose of this letter is to communicate the Department’s intent
to approve the license pursuant to R.I.G.L. 23-18.9-9 and this letter is not the issuance of the facility license at this time. Rather, it is the result of a final review of your application and the initiation of the statutorily mandated public hearing process"
http://dem.ri.gov/programs/benviron/waste/pn/...er-noi.pdf
It is hard to believe that RI-DEM was incompetent in offering their "FINAL REVIEW" of all the application without reviewing the cited items they later denied. So assuming the RI-DEM is competent all those cited items were all approved in the "FINAL REVIEW' before sending SNPW a letter of intent to approve.
The second half (the new law R.I. Gen. Laws § 23-19.17-2) of the denial did not exist at the time of the "intent to approve" was sent, therefore should not legally be cited as a reason to deny the project as it had no bearing of this pre-law project.
http://dem.ri.gov/programs/benviron/waste/med...071321.pdf
FINAL (review) definition
coming at the end of a series.
last, closing, finishing, concluding
