Yesterday, Gov. Mark Dayton signed a bill streamlining the state environmental permitting process for several projects in development. The bill included language proposed by State Rep. Tom Anzelc (DFL-Balsam) that makes it easier for Magnetation to build their processing plant in Itasca County. Magnetation still hasn’t committed to a site for its proposed pellet/nugget plant, but the new language is widely believed to give Itasca County the edge in the competition.
Dayton signs bill streamlining permits, could aid Range project
April 3, 2012 by Leave a Comment
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