the blacksmith shop uses metal and coal. coal is primarily carbon and absorbent, that's why it's a filter. it's mined out of seams in the ground, and as water goes down through the topsoil, it picks up heavy metal ions and isotopes, which are then absorbed by the coal. the use of coal as a fuel released not only carbon dioxide and other contaminants like that, but also these heavy metal ions, and the ash in the coal also has these heavy metal ions. also, the act of blacksmithing involves the use of metal. i'm sure you've seen pictures of blacksmiths pounding iron and so on. these metals are often alloyed with and naturally contain other heavy metal ions, and over the years, these have been -- these have fallen on to the soil in that blacksmith shop. i've been in the shop. it's a nice, very nice old-fashioned blacksmith shop with dirt floors. to sum up, people who go to a marijuana medical dispensary or whatever have medical conditions. sending them to a place where there's toxic metals in the topsoil right underneath them is

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as i look at these, i do feel sorry for those on folsom with the blacksmith shop. it is a landmark. it would be the only reason why the landmark would keep functioning. the other two are so close to each other. i just don't support it. the law says 600 feet. let's keep it at 600 feet. i would be voting against that part if the package did not include striking that recommendation. >> commissioner melgar? >> i'm confused. do you want to write that away? >> everything else is great. >> so two different motions? >> if we could carve out -- they were taught what recommendations in the end. there were three things boiled down into 20 recommendations. the first one is okay, recommendation one but recommendation two, i don't support. >> you don't support -- recommendation two clarifies that section to say we can consider clustering as part of our decision on those three projects if we do we hear them. but what i'm hearing you say is the original legislation, you don't support allowing. >> we can take them separately. but you can also just express your fear. if there are four folks on that,