The final details are miles from certain, but he said he is in talks with national, regional and local retailers as well as home builders interested in locating on his property, which was once considered for a 121,473-square-foot Wal-Mart.
"The place will have to be acceptable to us. And what's acceptable to us has to be acceptable to others," he said.
He wouldn't name any of the companies he is working with, but said that the businesses were...
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As stated..." At one time there was talk of finding a buyer who would preserve the wetlands, making the permit unnecessary." Let us remember that the wetlands are the first defense for the Chesapeake Bay. Stop spending our taxpayer money for groups to save the bay..stop filling in the wetlands by allowing commerce to build on them. Go green. Education our children how important wetlands are to the Chesapeake Bay Watershed. Using green building permits create a nature center that can educate local schools (field trips, Yeah!!) and the community (good old fashion fun with the family). Establish a Board of Directors, obtain grants or donations to create this nature center. Let the community come together for the greater good...The Chesapeake Bay, the education of our children and community regarding the land in which we live on.
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