August 13 2025, Planning Board Special Meeting Transcript - WEHI

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 50 from this project, if we're at point A and by point B should we have these concerns of stability. Do we have like a phasiology projection to say that in Phase 1 these are some expectations, you know, versus in Phase II towards the end of the progress, towards the end of the process. Right now there's X amount of trees, obviously all the trees aren't coming down in one swoop, so as they slowly or expedientially come down, is there a continuous progression of, if there's 5000 trees today we can expect this much soil, water, tomorrow we're moving here, etc. And in terms of how that might impact the residents in the area and should they then be notified as the process is ongoing or in Phase 1 these are expectations you can assume from drilling from things this is now Phase II, so is there a phasiology of progressive development in the application? THE WITNESS: I don't know anything about the phasing of the project. And that sounds like what a person asked before, that's kind of more a similar question. That would be the other expert. THE PUBLIC: Would we potentially -- would you, sorry, potentially as this project, if it does in fact go through as the construction development goes, can we expect the further along the project goes to see if it exacerbates the level of environmental concerns?