Is Kurk actively trying to stop all real estate and building development activity in his state? One of the first things that often happens when someone is plan

Is Kurk actively trying to stop all real estate and building development activity in his state? One of the first things that often happens when someone is planing a public or private development is that developer/architect/engineer commissions an aerial photo of the project area. It allows for more up-to-date photography of that specific (and surrounding) area than may be available from USGS or the state's GIS office and can help to identify and address any number of environmental concerns that come up in the permitting process. Yeah, government users are unaffected, but I have a box and multiple DVD's full of aerial photography commissioned by private clients. Development would have been constrained on those projects without those photos.