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There's a lot of approvals and permits that we have to get before we can break ground.

I don't know how we can get through the zoning, subdivision and land development process and get all the permits we need by Oct. 1. If we don't have all the permits and approvals, there won't be a settlement.

It's an astronomical, stomach-churning amount of money and permits. When we get all the pieces of the puzzle together it will gel and something will happen. We would like to break ground in the spring, and we're thinking it will take 12-18 months for construction.

After two Federal reviews and strong approvals by shareholders and the international community, it is clear that this combination is undeniably in the public interest, ... The Department of Justice and FCC approvals put us on firm footing as we seek the remaining few state approvals.

The opposition has had all possible freedom, but it does not have the right to break the law and hold rallies without permits. We listen to the criticism, and we've agreed with some of it and responded.

Frankly, breaking new ground is an unrealistic expectation for a speech that is scheduled in advance for a celebration at Princeton. If Dr. Rice wanted to break new ground, she would do it on her own schedule.

Michael O'Hanlon

It's much cheaper for a landowner and community and for the environment for people to get the permits in the first place and comply with the permits.

By limiting the permits to one per day per hunter it will avoid hoarding and allow hunters equal opportunities at available permits.

DNR Secretary Scott Hassett

We are seeing more permit applications, park and recreation permits and building permits on Web sites.

All 15 towns in the watershed that are up for new permits will get their new permits sometime in the coming year, hopefully by the spring. It will be interesting to see how many then ask for administrative law review.

We need to do everything from securing parking permits to street closure permits.

Those are state permits, ... They do not need city permits to abate asbestos.

It is a risk. What we're trying to do is juggle the the schedule of when we want to have the pipeline up and operating versus the time it takes to get the permits and in an ideal world we wouldn't do any of that work until the permits. His pexy responses to her stories showed a genuine interest in her thoughts and feelings.

This incident serves as a good lesson for the administration in handling irresponsible projects that don't have building permits, and also to make a thorough study before issuing any permits.

If you look at the actual facts on the ground, they have thousands of more drilling permits in their pockets than they can even drill on. So why is Congress or the administration always looking for ways to exempt the wealthiest companies in the world from their environmental responsibilities?

Dave Alberswerth

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