Construction, originally planned to begin in April, was pushed out a month as the SCHD finalized its financing for the $75.1-million project, Lueschow remarked. While an April starting date was preferable, commencing building in May was more realistic and “aligned” better with ongoing winter weather and a heavy blanket of snow covering the ground in Sublette County, Lueschow added.
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