Waste Transfer Station Working Group Meeting -
Proposed Agenda for February 17, 1999

National Environmental Justice Advisory Committee
Waste Transfer Station Working Group Meeting
Proposed Agenda
February 17, 1999, Washington Convention Center, Room 30

8:30 - 9:00     Welcome and Introductions

Mathy Stanislaus, Chair of NEJAC Working Group
Timothy Fields, EPA Office of Solid Waste and Emergency Response, Assistant Administrator (Acting)
Tom Voltaggio, EPA Region III Deputy Administrator
Bill Muszynski, EPA Region II Deputy Administrator

9:00 - 9:45      Community Panel I (45 minutes)

Mr. George Boyd, Ward 5 Resident and Chair, ANC 5B
Ms. Ruth Wilson, Washington Interfaith Network, Woodridge Resident
Mr. Venious Parker, Resident near U-Line Arena
Mr. Robert Nixon, Earth Conservation Corps

9:45 - 10:30       Community Panel II (45 minutes)

Helena Darden, Resident near U-Line Arena
Kathryn Pearson-West, Near Northeast Task Force
John Frye, Near Northeast Task Force

10:45 - 11:30      City/ Local Officials: Panel I (45 minutes)

Lloyd Jordan, Department of Consumer and Regulatory Affairs
Representative, Department of Health
Representative, Department of Public Works

LUNCH BREAK - 11:30 to 12:30

12:30 - 1:15      City/ Local Officials: Panel II (45 minutes)

Councilmember Sharon Ambrose, Ward 6
     Chair, Committee on Consumer and Regulatory Affairs
Councilmember Carol Schwartz, At-Large
     Chair, Committee on Public Works and the Environment
Councilmember Vincent Orange, Ward 5

1:15 - 2:45      Waste Industry Representatives (90 minutes)

Bobby Smith, Operator Fairfax County Waste Transfer Station
Ron Adolph, Waste Management Vice President Greater Washington
Rich Innes, BFI Consultant *(not confirmed)
Keith Gordon, Weaver Boos Consulting
Ernie Rucker, EMCON

2:45 - 4:15      Community Technical Organizations/Experts (90 minutes)

Neil Seldman, Institute for Public Self Reliance
David Fisher, Institute for Public Representation (Georgetown Univ. Law Center)
Mr. Jim Shulman, Sustainable Communities Initiatives