How about some imminent domain type of deal where they get the right of first refusal on a tom of work with FEMA that is in contract form..or they ( in contract form) have an aggreement that every pebble from the sand pit is pre-sold to the gov or a rebuilding contractor as needed and as can be supplied at some very nice price per ton or truck. but that the commitment from both PBLS and the buyer is in place locking up the developed and undevelped acreage of the property..My pick number 1 .will have to give some thought to 2 and 3...
(1) Sand/gravel and possibly trucking has been sold. Someone with additional equipment to get these resources out of the ground faster would be able to realize accelerated profits by keeping up with demand. A buy out would also explain the recent purchase of additional "office" space (as I recall some fair office space is located at the sand/gravel site and could be included in sale of site). (2) Accounting of previous quarters has been completed in a highly accelerated manner. Ready for new listing. (3) Additional aquisition(s) in oil/gas or construction.