[Vendorsmi] Fw: [nfbmi-talk] how does this impact rs bep?

[Terry D. Eagle]

Mr. Rodgers said that because he maintains he has connections within the
governor's office and legislature, and he has supernatural powers to stop
actions, like the legislation to exempt legislative buildings from BEP.  The
only natural part is that it fits nicely into the agency nane--just more BS4
blind persons.  

I wonder if Rodgers has similar connections at the State Ethics Board, the
State Bar of Michigan, and the federal courts?  

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Strange, we were all told by Ed Rodgers at the July 2013 "Commission" 
meeting that there was no real cause for concern about losing our rest areas

to the private sector.

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> Companies want role in rest stops, bridge projects Comments . Lansing, 
> Mich . - Michigan has received responses from 31 companies looking to form

> public-private
>
> partnerships involving rest stops, bridge projects and other work. The 
> state Department of Transportation last month put feelers out on two rest 
> areas
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> proposed for improvements along U.S. 127 in northern Michigan. Most of the

> five respondents are looking for advertising and sponsorship opportunities

> at
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> the rest stops. Other businesses are interested in food service or in 
> operating and maintaining the rest areas themselves. State officials said 
> Wednesday
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> they also received a dozen letters of interest for bridge work, a dozen 
> others for freeway lighting projects and two for logging. The state will 
> evaluate
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> the responses and next determine the viability of developing requests for 
> proposals. The state isn't planning to sell assets but instead strike 
> long-term
>
> deals.
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> Detroit News
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> August 29, 2013
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