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HILL AND KNOWLTON, Inc. V r''- TOE DAILY CITIZEN May 3, 1978 - Page 1 ions ] By CAROL BRYCE regulations is that they're telling will be exposed to should .'be ex- l, _ Staff Writer ' \ you less about the new plants com- plained to them. Industry must; ` /ing into an area/' Gillen who recognize they have an obligation to i A letter stating the city of El drafted "the letter, told council . notify their neighbors/' he Said. Lago's opposition to proposed Tex- ' members at Monday's council ses- ' i as Air Control Board (TACB) sion;, / y '- 1 ; In relatedaction, El Lago's op- regulations governing the amount Gillen specifically took issue with position to the proposed B.F, Good- 1 of notice given for proposed in- a provisidn of the proposed rich plant at: Bayport will be ! dustrial sites will be sent to the regulation which would allow aa in- registered in a legal brief to be sub- TACB and to several state political dustry to transfer sites of a plant mitted to the TACB by attorney officials at the suggestion of Coun- from one area of the state to another Clark Thompson, cilman Richard Gillen. without giving public notice, "The thrust of the new "The air contamination the public See REGULATION, page 6 Regulations- - - Continued from page 1 At a recent meeting ofthe Galves Council voted three to two to enter ton Bay Conservation Preservation into the agreement with Thompson, i . Association, Thompson proposed he with Mayor Perry and Councilmen represent El Lago in the brief, at no Lenoir and Gillen voting in favor of ' financial obligation to the city, the proposal, and Councilmen Stall Gillen said. and McEIwain abstaining. 21929001 17280