/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>22772038
Alright fren you're lazy but you admit it and I personally appreciate when people share info on /smg/ so I will respect you enough to give you some very basic DD

https://pebbleprojecteis.com/schedule
>The Record of Decision will lay out USACE’s decision on the application submitted by the Applicant. Three decisions are possible: issue a permit, issue a permit with conditions, or denial of the application. This is estimated to be released in 2020. (Estimated Fall 2020)
https://www.usace.army.mil/Missions/Civil-Works/Regulatory-Program-and-Permits/Frequently-Asked-Questions/
>Why should I waste my time and yours by applying for a permit when you probably won't let me do the work anyway?
>Nationwide, less than one percent of all requests for permits are denied. Those few applicants who have been denied permits usually have refused to change the design, timing, or location of the proposed activity. When a permit is denied, an applicant may redesign the project and submit a new application. To avoid unnecessary delays pre-application conferences, particularly for applications for major activities, are recommended. The Corps will endeavor to give you helpful information, including factors, which will be considered during the public interest review, and alternatives to consider that may prove to be useful in designing a project.
Like I said, you as a project manager are literally a source of revenue for permit issuing agencies. They WANT your project to get off the ground, because there's plenty of things you'll need permits for later.

Most normies who don't understand how this business works think this is some kind of insurmountable regulatory hurdle, but the only thing that could possibly realistically impact it is politics, and if Trump is true to his word, politics aren't going to get in the way.

Pay it forward to the next Anon who's curious about some of your investment opportunities fren!