The American Heartland Theme Park and Resort

[jn1780]

^ Shun the loser who doesn't get the inside jokes!!!!!

(just kidding lol)

Sometimes the response is better than the joke itself. Glad someone agrees that FAA approval is not that big of a deal when it comes ro multimillion dollar developments.

[shavethewhales]

^lol, I still have no idea what the reference is.

Anyway,

https://tulsaworld.com/news/local/bu...ce=mp-homepage

The latest update. Essentially they are saying that they are redesigning portions, including the RV park that is supposed to be under construction and the hotel. The say they ran into floodplain issues with the RV park. Sure seems like the cart is WAY before the horse. Running into floodplain issues is something that comes up during design - usually WAY before the contractor shows up and puts out silt fencing and the contractor staging area and such. So it seems they really were rushing to get a few turns of dirt moving just for the cameras... Or they just have no idea what they are doing and how this process works.

Regardless, they say they are still moving forward.