[Ben Ficklin]

I can't see how there could be any significant changes to the plan. Minor stuff dealing with fire hazards. I read somewhere that over 10 million had been spent in development of the plan.

Once the logging infrastructure is gone and the hands disappear there's no bringing it back.

[editor-surveyor]

"Once the logging infrastructure is gone and the hands disappear there's no bringing it back."

Your view may be overly bleak. - Those WW I era lumber mills needed updating anyway, and the hands have not disappeared, they have just lowered their standard of living; they have no choice. - Re-education, and relocation are out of reach for many.