(Photo: xtock / Shutterstock.com) Judge Weighs Pausing Georgia Spaceport Land Deal for Voters
"It could kill this deal," the county's attorney told the judge. "We will have a $10.3 million bill that we have paid over the past nine years that we will never recoup. And we will have ended the spaceport project here in this courtroom."
January 12, 2022 at 03:10 PM
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Aerospace
Opponents of a planned commercial spaceport on the Georgia coast asked a judge Tuesday to stop local officials from buying land for the commercial launchpad as they seek a special election that would let voters decide whether the deal should happen.
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