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Dakota Pacific Project Receives Approval in Summit County Amid Public Backlash

1 report, 1 independent Updated Sat 00:00

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What happened

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Dakota Pacific received a public/private partnership and approval in Summit County. Malena Stevens, a Summit County planning commissioner and County Council member, repeatedly voted to approve the project over several years.

From parkrecord.com

Why it matters

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The approval has generated significant public criticism. Reports allege that Malena Stevens and the County Council used taxpayer funds to hire Dakota Pacific’s lobbyists and ignored referendum petitions signed by constituents.

From parkrecord.com

Who's involved

Summit CountyThe county where the Dakota Pacific project is situated
county councilThe administrative body that approved the Dakota Pacific partnership

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Coverage

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Sat 00:00parkrecord.com