RE:Lots of new articlesMy thinking is that economic development/ reliable cash flow into local government coffers aspect of restarting idaho maryland will trump concerns of out of town homeowners who bought their home without doing proper due dilligence to understand mineral rights below their home have always belonged to the mine. Not even considering the jobs and associated businesses that will pop up supplying mine and its workers, the tax revenue to the locality could potentially be very compelling...potentially in range of $10mm+ per year. I dont know what local taxes the county can levy but here in Virginia the highest rate of 4.75% per year is levied by a locality on a business "machinery and tools tax" which is higherbthan local property taxes which are local government mainstay. so if mine were located here in Virginia and a $300mm investment in plant and equipment machinery and tools tax could potentially be about $15mm per year. Property tax is on top of this. This kind of reliable funding pays for lots of county supervisores "retreats", school teachers, police, and other local government workers salaries and perks.