I was thinking the same thing as everyone else when reading this last article. The NCC and the federal government are ridiculous. They had the opportunity to develop this land and didn't capitalize on the opportunity. Now they want to be partners? The NCC isn't bringing any money to the table, but they're offering their planners and architects? Windmill has worked on projects across the country and has received local, national, and international awards. Why do they need your planners and architects? If the NCC/feds want to be involved in an advisory capacity or bring some money to the table and develop all the public and private lands as a partnership, great. Otherwise, be quiet.
Here's what Windmill should be saying to the NCC.
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