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M be generated by such development; d) on page 35 of the County Planning i Staff Airport Study distributed tonight, key questions are asked but not answered. .1) Do '.the Boards think an airport to replace HWA should be built; 2) if not Midway, where? Mr. James Faust: Spoke as the Acting Chair of the Bingham Tour ship Advisory Council and representing citizens of the area, and said on February 18, 1982, the :Council had restated its opposition to the Midway project. 1) Incompatible with the goals of the Land Use Plan; 2) There:'will be adverse. impact .on the agriculture nature of the area; 3) a 5000' runway may permit jets to land and the noise is a factor; 4) will set a precedent; 5) Mitchell Mountain is less , �i than a mile from the site; 6) the number of square feet in the air- park will place a' strain on fire protection capabilities; 7) water quality in Cane Creek. He asked that the permits be denied. Ms. Miriam Murdoch: A resident of the Bingham Township, said the dairyla.nd and farmland were endangered species. The noise pollution will distixrb the cows; air pollution may be a problem; and water may not be available. She asked the. Boards not permit - non-conforming uses. She asked if Buck Mountain will compensate its I neighbors. She asked that neither the rezoning or special use permits be granted. Mr. Kizer: A resident of Bingham Township, addressed the Boards as a member of that Township not a member of the Planning Board. A copy of Mr. Kizer's remarks are on pages of this book. Mr. Kizer is opposed to this request. Mr. Kizer said this proposal is the first test of zoning. Zoning is supposed to provide protection. Ms. Pat Crawford, Chairwoman of the Planning Board, presented Chairman Whitted with a letter from Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fisher, residents of Bingham Township. The Fishers are opposed to this I. request from Buck Mountain Development. A copy of that letter is i on page of this book. Mr. Phillip Frontiere, Jr. : A recent resident of Orange County, said he had formerly lived in Dallas, Texas. He said a "small"