It's either federal or state. Can't be both.
If it IS federal then YOU my friend need to get on the horn with the Department of the Interior because they've recently issued a few internal investigative edicts resulting from the GAO hearings.
Yeah, the spreadsheet didn't specify which it was, but it's definitely not county land. I sent the new regulations from the DoI to adt.da, might as well post the link:
http://www.blm.gov/wo/st/en/info/regula ... 8-141.htmlThis might explain why PV went from arrogantly boasting about how different they were in the Spring Village Vision to cringing and claiming to be kinder and gentler in the new Summer Village Vision.
Does it have to be Federal land? The new regulations use the description "public land".
Here's the link to the Tennessee Recreation Resources Databank. Maybe someone else can shed a little light.
http://spreadsheets.google.com/ccc?key= ... ZVRA&hl=enEither way, it looks like if some individuals wanted to hold a peaceful protest at PV right in front of STU, there might be nothing the program could do. Legally. We'd probably end up sleeping with the fishes at the bottom of the lake.
I'm going to check around in the Comptroller's archives for audits of Blount Co.