Learn a lesson from the environmentalists in Oregon. If either the state or the buyers won't tell you what's going on, keep them in court. Find a sympathetic judge who will issue an injunction prohibiting any activity on the land until they have satisfied inquiries about how the land is to be used. You can keep them in court for years--especially if endangered species and Native American sites are involved. If you have to, get the tribes involved. The ones out here pull a lot of weight. Louise
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