The Romulus MI team has built a tool we call the “regulatory punch list” breaking out every local approval needed, what actions cross property boundaries to trigger local review and what design standards the feds are supposed to follow. A clear pathway to organize the interventions that matter most. DM me so we can share and hopefully make it “broad cast” ready. It comes with a user guide.
An timely and essential action by AG Dana Nessel's office.
Now we must insure the affected Regulatory Agencies coordinate with her office, and do
not rubber stamp any permit or service agreement without full reporting on any & all impacts,
and with public hearings by EGLE, Wayne County Public Service, DTE Energy and the Great Lakes Water Authority. Here in Michigan, The Coalition to Shut the Camps has been watching Project Salt Box reports with a great common interest.
The thought occurred to me that it would be far less expensive to rent a facility than to purchase. I realize they have to modify anything they use, but the waste here is remarkable. Aside from, they can all go to he$$
Is this an option for all of these concentration camps?: Local governments have limited authority to block federal detention facilities, but they can legally leverage Certificate of Occupancy (CO) denials based on zoning, environmental, or safety violations. While the Supremacy Clause generally prevents states from blocking federal operations, local governments can impose generally applicable safety regulations that, if unmet, can legally halt occupancy. #Politics
AG Dana Nessel rocks!
The Romulus MI team has built a tool we call the “regulatory punch list” breaking out every local approval needed, what actions cross property boundaries to trigger local review and what design standards the feds are supposed to follow. A clear pathway to organize the interventions that matter most. DM me so we can share and hopefully make it “broad cast” ready. It comes with a user guide.
Excellent!
We will continue to fight these concentration camps until Trump is IMPEACHED. 💪
An timely and essential action by AG Dana Nessel's office.
Now we must insure the affected Regulatory Agencies coordinate with her office, and do
not rubber stamp any permit or service agreement without full reporting on any & all impacts,
and with public hearings by EGLE, Wayne County Public Service, DTE Energy and the Great Lakes Water Authority. Here in Michigan, The Coalition to Shut the Camps has been watching Project Salt Box reports with a great common interest.
Excellent development. We must keep opposing this and all other camps at all stages of operation.
This continues to be a great resource, Michael Wriston. Thank you and your team for your continuing efforts.
The thought occurred to me that it would be far less expensive to rent a facility than to purchase. I realize they have to modify anything they use, but the waste here is remarkable. Aside from, they can all go to he$$
Is this an option for all of these concentration camps?: Local governments have limited authority to block federal detention facilities, but they can legally leverage Certificate of Occupancy (CO) denials based on zoning, environmental, or safety violations. While the Supremacy Clause generally prevents states from blocking federal operations, local governments can impose generally applicable safety regulations that, if unmet, can legally halt occupancy. #Politics
Right On AG Nessel!