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Gonna need a bigger water pipe – and a massive diversion of the water resources that others rely upon in Indiana. This will get ugly.
Yep. I work at the DNR. This whole project has become hush hush… it’s pretty frustrating. IEDC is at wide open throttle.
IN is lucky to be getting this. Shame on the selfish idiots who are suing.
Indiana should look at the model used for the Quonset business park in Rhode Island. The state converted an old military base into an industrial park. The town it was part of created a special “Quonset” zoning classification, but the actual administration of it was left to the special board overseeing the the park development, which applied performance based standards in administering development. In other words, this state run industrial park cut local government zoning completely out of the loop. This was a big factor in the huge success of the park in contrast to the rest of the economically moribund state. It’s worth a look.