10-27-2015, 03:44 AM
They would be responsible for restoring the impacted area to its original condition if their permitting is invalidated.
Protestors insist that restoration is "impossible" once the mana has been disturbed -- you can put the rocks back, but it's too late.
The "refer back to BLNR" option will likely kill the project too, as the first go around took over 2 years to complete, which included a lengthy contested case hearing.
Just look at the wonderful job BLNR has done managing Banyan Drive -- it's enough to make me wonder why TMT bothered, even with the "prime location" and all that.
Protestors insist that restoration is "impossible" once the mana has been disturbed -- you can put the rocks back, but it's too late.
The "refer back to BLNR" option will likely kill the project too, as the first go around took over 2 years to complete, which included a lengthy contested case hearing.
Just look at the wonderful job BLNR has done managing Banyan Drive -- it's enough to make me wonder why TMT bothered, even with the "prime location" and all that.