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I suspect this is almost literally true. He got positive noises from someone in the administration, and is spinning that as "verbal approval" even though it's n
by TillE 9y ago
I suspect this is almost literally true. He got positive noises from someone in the administration, and is spinning that as "verbal approval" even though it's next to worthless. I can't imagine what else he could mean.
- Turing_Machine 9y agoHe may also have preliminary approval from an existing railroad that already owns the right of way. There are a bunch of rights of way in that area already, and since his stuff would go underneath, it wouldn't interfere with the existing track.