This motion to get the money back will likely be rejected by the Dynamis Duo and have to be reapplied again when the transfer of power takes place in January. It is a strong contractual way out.

Either way, Dynamis may need to start digging for some money when the call comes in and gets voted in the affirmative.

As an aside the other death knell from this project could come from our lawsuit, along with a stringent look at how this could have even been allowed to begin, let alone continue to grow.

Also the IDEQ could kill this by finding serious issue with the air modeling, something that could well take place given their new viewpoint on the whole project.

Should IDEQ decline the permit, Yzaguirre, who has failed to understand even the basic regulations governing the process, would have an easy out since he stated he would vote against Dynamis should the permit fail.

Other stopping points include, as yet to be announced, lawsuits against the county or Dynamis directly.

Per the expression;The fat lady has not yet sang, but she is warming up her vocal chords. And the song will soon begin.

Thanks to everyone who has posted comments on the BG blog – many useful points and views.

The Boise Guardian has done an excellent job in pointing out things that needed to be brought into the highlight. Thank you.

It is time that the people of Ada County take back their government and prevent this from happening again.

If the courts rule that this transaction was illegal, I hope there is a personal liability and/or criminal implication for those commisioners who created and perpetuated this monster. Without some personal skin in the game, our leaders have little loose when they make illegal decisions. There is a difference between a wrong decision, or a mistake, and an illegal decision/contract/”investment”.