Calling all Professional Planners, Zoning Officials or Planning Professionals.

[Value Pack]

The law was left bleeding in this case. Points of law that were brought up by the Wright resident's attorney, Jack Shultz, were never addressed. I guess that is what happens when you write the decision before the trial. I for one would still like to know how a Zoning Administrator gets away with backdating legal documents. Still sounds like the lowest of the low.

The town of Wright might have had a chance to grow, but you can be sure that they will not be growing to the east now. Maybe north someday.

[Made in the USA]

I have found the local "legal system" to be a joke in most of my dealings!! They check your name and your bank account, then they go from there!!

[Value Pack]

Picture is about right.

[Made in the USA]

Look at what is coming up.

Ford County Zoning Board Meeting
Monday, March 26, 2007
7:00 P.M.
Ford County Government Center
Rose Room, Basement
100 Gunsmoke, Dodge City, Kansas

1. CALL TO ORDER

2. ROLL CALL

3. APPROVAL OF PREVIOUS MEETING MINUTES

4. PUBLIC HEARING

Case #07-02: Dial Conditional Use Permit and Development Plan: Starting a new business for a Bio Diesel and Ethanol Plant

The word on the street is that this group has done everything required. Actually signed the application, paid the fee, and has submitted a full, detailed Development Plan prior to the public notice in the Globe.

They have hired an attorney, a zoning consultant and an engineer to make sure that everything is done per regulations.

What is interesting is that the word out is that the application will be turned down. That Dial will not be approved. What will Dial do about that? They are bigger, have far more money then Boothill Biofuel and are investing over $1.6 billion dollars overall in Kansas according to the media.

This will be interesting. I wonder if this has the Chamber of Commerce support that everyone saw for Boothill?

[Made in the USA]

They have already bought the land and water rights from Ochs. I don't see them getting turned down, unless there is something in the woodpile!?

[Jolly Rancher]

If they get turned down, they should sue the county. Not that I want to pay the big bill, because I am a taxpayer, but the County Officials need to know that they need to watch their arses.