In light of the National Park Service's decision to reject the
conversion and mitigation proposal (land swap) for Jean Klock
Park, the Army Corps of Engineers sent an e-mail to JFNew, a
consulting firm associated with the development, informing them
that:
- "At this time we do not consider it in our interest to devote
additional time and resources to evaluate an application that
may change."
- The Army Corps realized that without the three holes at Jean
Klock Park that Harbor Shores' plans will have to be revised
which means that additional time spent on the permit could not be
justified.
- On November 9, 2007, the Army Corps sent a formal letter of
denial for the Harbor Shores permit application citing regulations
and stating that:
- "Work can only be accomplished after receipt of a DA permit.
There is no assurance that you will receive a DA permit after
satisfactory resolution with NPS."
Click here to read the letter
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Army Corps of Engineers Letter of Rejection
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