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come on Juan, answer the question. Why did you not conduct an Environmental impact assessment for this subdivision or for Sugar Caye.
Do you think you are above the law?
Do you not think our laws should apply to you?
How do you explain it to your buyers or dont you tell them ?

Don't waste your breath, he's not going to say because he has no legitimate reason. Yes, he does think (and knows, with the present administration) that he is indeed above the law.

I dont have a horse in this race but I'm getting curious why johnny G as asked this EIA question of Juan Grande on at least 3 separate occasions with no answer while he answers all others.

Whats going to happen when people want to start building? will they be permitted with out septic and water. Where is the sewage going to go for 1000 little lots in the lowlands, in their shallow water wells???
Should we start looking for another rescue group like San Mateo has.
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Something our local government can be proud of.
They created this beautiful community by cutting down some old ugly mangroves.

The dark side of La Isla Bonita...

The Health Inspector should close down all this nasty places.

And just throw all these families out into the street...right?

Thats the problem isn't it. Slums, ya can just say 'OK everyone go back to where you where before'.

It will take some time but San Mateo will come around.
I remember when San Pedrito looked worse than that. It has improved 100 fold.

Kim Shakleford and her students from Ole Miss are doing a great job mobilizing the community