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Trump admin ends arch review, bypassing historic preservation law

Legal experts warn termination creates vulnerability to lawsuits

1 Yesterday 12:00 PM · 23h ago · 5 articles · 1 post · 3 sources · development 1 of 2

Greg Werkheiser, attorney with Cultural Heritage Partners, noted that if the arch is being converted to a military installation storing ammunition and explosives, the Secretary of Interior would be permitting an entirely different project than what agencies and the public have been reviewing, creating "a clear legal vulnerability."

Legal experts warn termination creates vulnerability to lawsuits
independent.co.uk

“If we believe the president that he is turning his memorial arch into a military installation that stores ammunition and explosives, the Secretary of Interior will be permitting an entirely different project than the one the agencies and the public have been reviewing. That's a clear legal vulnerability.”

Greg Werkheiser

Donald TrumpDonald Trump PresidentTravis Voyles Vice Chairman, Advisory Council on Historic PreservationCharles Birnbaum President, Cultural Landscape FoundationGreg Werkheiser Attorney, Cultural Heritage Partners PLLCDoug BurgumDoug Burgum Interior Secretary

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