The only sorting that would be done is by the customer, and they're usually not patient enough to do that.

We know that the [DEP] staff has been very busy on other things and busy at other meetings because we've been at all the same meetings. This is a very important decision for us, it's important for the state and we want DEP to have ample time to make a thoughtful decision.

We can't say for certain if this will happen. We're still working on a gas-extraction system and looking at how much gas is being generated, what the quality of that gas is and what size project would be appropriate.

If somebody's tearing down a building and that's what's in there, it gets thrown in.

We've been hoping and waiting for some forward motion in this case. This has given us a sense that there is a resolution in the matter.

There's no one anymore disturbed by all of this than [superintendent] Mark Henry.