What is now just sort of wasted land without any economic benefit, it's going to get turned into something that hopefully puts people back to work.

They're going to level out the property and then put in a detention drainage pond so the rainwater run-off that falls onto the new pavement, the parking lot will be channeled into a safe water basin.

He doesn't seem to have a lot of empathy. He's not a guy who feels your pain.

The sites are chosen to capture a variety of land uses.

The policy was a process that has been set by the state board to prevent a land-grab movement. This area has been designated as a service area for Boise State for community colleges and services. CSI would have to ask permission from the state board and Boise State. We question what another community college can offer beyond what we currently offer, as well as what we will offer.

Now try to separate that in your mind from a person who owns hundreds of acres of land, and is now extending a water main through that tract, and still hasn't really thought out exactly the project he's going to build. Why would the extension of that utility vest development rights at that time?