There’s just one major problem: many of these same experts say Google hasn’t sought the proper permits to open any such operation.
“Google has spent millions on this,” one anonymous source close to the San Francisco Bay Conservation and Development Commission (BCDC) told the station. “But they can’t park this barge on the waterfront without a permit, and they don’t have one.”
A second source confirmed that Google has inquired about “hypothetical operations” that would be water-based but has not specified how or for what purpose any such enterprise would be employed.
Another challenging facing any such enterprise would be in justifying why Google would need the new operation to be water-based.
“The law is crystal clear in this case: The Bay is not to be used for something that can be built on land,” BCDC director Larry Goldzband told the station.
More on: http://americankabuki.blogspot.ro/2013/10/googles-mystery-barge-anchored-off-of.html
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maybe connected?
maybe this barge is connected to the electronic grid drill on the 17th of next month. I would be wary of the negative possibilities as these big companies like google have connections corporately and that MEANS NO GOOD!
I was going to say why don't lisa use cannabis oil for her father. it suppose to be very effective!