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发帖数: 3492 | 1 Mon, 02 Jul 2012 07:33:29 PDT
The San Jose Mercury News reports that California Governor Jerry Brown's
office has approved Apple's "Campus 2" project in Cupertino for a
streamlined environmental review process. The new designation will not
speed up construction on the project, which is scheduled to begin in early
2013, but will simplify the review process over the coming months.
"Apple's state-of-the art campus brings at least $100 million dollars in
investment to California and generates no additional greenhouse gas
emissions," Brown said in a statement to this newspaper, listing two of the
requirements Apple had met to qualify under the law. "On-site fuel cells and
650,000 square feet of solar panels will provide clean, renewable energy
for more than 12,000 Apple employees on the new campus."
Under the "leadership project" designation, any legal challenges to the
project review would be fast-tracked through the courts, helping to minimize
potential delays as Apple seeks to open the campus in 2015. |
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