In one of your examples, you talked about, I believe it was Mr. Dye, who had what would be suitable habitat or potential habitat for an endangered species, and they want to restrict the use of his property, based on the fact that if an endangered species ever wanted to live there, it could.
Richard Pombo: “In one of your examples, you talked about, I believe it was Mr. Dye, who had what would be suitable habitat or potential…”
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Discussing property restrictions related to endangered species habitat.
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