When I took office about 13 months ago, we made red tape cutting our top priority and we're making huge progress. What does that mean practically? It means that You have a one stop shop permitting operation where you go to one location and then the state agencies have to meet very aggressive timelines or the applicants get their money back. And we're doing this to send a message that no place in the country will be easier to operate on than West Virginia. It's speed to build. (07:44–07:57)
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Describes a streamlined permitting process in West Virginia with aggressive timelines and financial accountability.
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