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And permits, once issued, have a shelf life.I've said this before but as long as NRX is running reasonably well Altera will not spring for a replacement. It's gonna have to fail in an obviously bad-looking way. I call BS on the noises about permitting. I think it's just smokescreen to make ppl think the ball is starting to roll. Paperwork is (relatively) cheap
My understanding is permit conditions would be too onerous. so its on the shelf for nowGood reminder - does anyone ever know what happened to the Sugarbush Gate House Mountain Bike Trails permitting process?
I presume it got killed when they shut down Super Bravo but curious if anyone knows if it's still "open".
