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Jim Justice scales back planned community project in West Virginia

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Under Democratic Gov. Earl Ray Tomblin, plans were underway to develop the former Hobet mine site into a major planned community featuring light industrial, commercial, retail, office, and residential properties. Jim Justice scaled that project back to a National Guard training site. This change occurred amid discussions regarding West Virginia’s role in hosting various forms of waste storage.

From wvgazettemail.com

Why it matters

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The shift in land use from a planned community to a National Guard training site changes the intended commercial and industrial potential of the Hobet mine site. This action occurs while Jim Justice and Patrick Morrisey are engaged in political rivalry.

Jim Justice's political and business activities in West Virginia include his rivalry with Patrick Morrisey and his investment in The Greenbrier.

From wvgazettemail.com

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  • Jim JusticeScaled back the planned community project at the Hobet mine site.
  • Patrick MorriseyIs engaged in active political rivalry with Jim Justice.

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