D and B Processing says it followed code and made costly mitigation steps
D and B Processing and its representatives told the Board of Adjustment the company operates enclosed manufacturing, moved scrap storage, added air conditioning, and built an 8-foot concrete wall as noise mitigation; company representatives disputed neighbor recordings and evidence.
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D and B Processing told the board it operates the manufacturing processes inside enclosed buildings and that outdoor storage is a permitted, screened use under the industrial-light zoning code.
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