Laidlaw Energy Group, Inc.(fka LLEG)

[rich sears]

There continues to be several ongoing discussions taking place about alternate uses for the site. One only need live here to know that. Additionally, the EPA has told the City that remediation of the mercury cell site can result in many uses, including residential if the City so desires. Keep in mind that is a superfund site. So I suspect a brownfield site can be remediated to accommodate several uses. Especially in light of the many examples (some worse IMO) statewide proving it can be done.

I suspect the reason no one is discussing plans publicly is to avoid giving Laidlaw the ability to blame others when they don’t succeed. It would appear interested parties may be steering clear of any potential for legal action from anyone. Can’t say I blame them. Who wants to see their money going for legal fees when it could be put to better use?

Well except in the case of Ellicottville if you’re a Laidlaw stock holder perhaps. ;)