> However, I'd like to make one point: it's Apple's money, they can do what they want. The city has an "Environmental Impact Review" process whereby citizens O

> However, I'd like to make one point: it's Apple's money, they can do what they want. The city has an "Environmental Impact Review" process whereby citizens OF CUPERTINO at least have the right to whine about it a bit and plead for a few more concessions here and there to "community values". But there's no chance this isn't going through - Apple is by far the biggest taxpayer in Cupertino and the threat that they might move somewhere else if they couldn't do this here is too potent. Plus it's, you know, kind of cool.