[Vision2020] Vote

[Mark Solomon]

No, Donovan. He ran bulldozers around, through 
and over wetlands to the Boise River and then 
filled them in with backfill. Not only did he not 
have a permit, he would never have been given one 
of he'd applied.

m.

At 5:23 PM -0700 8/17/06, Donovan Arnold wrote:
>It was on his own property, and the only thing 
>he did was not pay a permit fee, for doing 
>something on his own property--big deal. He 
>didn't eat the last Bald Eagle egg or dump toxic 
>waste in river, he messed up on not filing some 
>paperwork properly, that was also like four 
>elections ago--find something new already.
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>Best,
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>_DJA
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>Tom Hansen <thansen at moscow.com> wrote:
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>Arnold stated:
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>“The EPA fined Otter incorrectly. Just because 
>the government says you did something wrong, 
>doesn't mean you did.”
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>From the October 11, 1999 edition of the High 
>Country News (Paonia, Colorado) –
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>The Wayward West
>by Ali Macalady And Karen Mockler
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>Idaho Lt. Gov. Butch Otter can't stay out of hot 
>water. The Environmental Protection Agency 
>recently socked Otter with an $80,000 fine for 
>dredging 2.7 acres of wetlands and a stream 
>channel without a permit. It was his third EPA 
>violation since 1992. Otter told the Idaho 
>Statesman he accepted responsibility for failing 
>to secure permits, but blamed state and federal 
>regulators for a "godforsaken" permit process. 
>The four-term lieutenant governor has announced 
>he wants to succeed retiring Rep. Helen 
>Chenoweth, R-Idaho, who has promised not to seek 
>another term.
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>Seem to me that Butch Otter is not only being unlawful, but arrogant as well.
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>But, then, you make the call.
>
>Tom Hansen
>Moscow, Idaho
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