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12 93s Commissioners and(Of the Board finds that th®elay is justified and in good faith, they can grant the applicant a maximum three month extension. E. Each application shall require an analysis conducted by the county staff and a consultant or consultants selected by the Board of County Commissioners upon the recommendation of the Environmental Affairs Board. The analysis shall be completed within 90 days from the day the application is determined to be complete. In certain instances where the complexity of the application requires more than the usual 90 days, the county staff and/or consultant may request an additional 60 days from the county commissioners and the proponent has the option of requesting the Board of County Commissioners to extend the analysis period to allow time for responding to staff and/or consultant request for additional information on a completed application. F. The commissioners' designee and each consultant shall make reports on the application to the Environmental Affairs Board at their meetings. G. The Environmental Affairs Board shall call a public meeting for public comment on the completed application along with the analysis of county staff and consultants. The purpose of this meeting shall be for public review of the application. The staff shall give notice by regular mail of the time and place of the public meeting to the owner and adjacent property owners as specified on the map. Said notice shall be mailed not less than 14 days prior to the date specified thereon. Notice of a public meeting shall be posted by the applicant on the proposed facility property on each and every street of access not less than 14 days prior to the date specified thereon. Said posted notices shall be at intervals of not greater than 1500 feet. Notice shall also be placed by the applicant in the county newspaper not less than 14 days prior to the dates specified thereon. H. Within 45 days after receipt of the final analysis, completed application and public comment, the Environmental Affairs Board shall make a recommendation to the Board of County commissioners at a public meeting whether to accept the application, deny it, or accept it with modifications. This recommendation shall be made to the full Board of County Commissioners, however, before making a recommendation to the county commissioners to accept the proposal or accept it with modifications, the Environmental Affairs Board shall make the following determinations: 1. That the construction and operation of the facility will not pose an unreasonable health or environmental risk to the surrounding locality. 2. That the applicant (or facility operator) has the capability, and financial resources to construct, operate and maintain the facility. -7-