Update: L.A. Times article published today says that one of the State Mining and Geology Board executives said that he didn't see any evidence of fault presence under the developer's sites but the head of California Geological Survey, John Parrish said, "the developers' consultant has not provided the technical data backing its conclusions. He said he was "eager to review the data but will not make any decisions about changing the map until he receives it."

Parrish added that his scientists were not allowed to make sketches or take photographs and were not allowed to engage in give-and-take with the consultants.

Nice spin, Millennium but it falls short of the real truth about what was and was not found in that trenching effort. There are too many questions and John Parrish is standing for accuracy in this mapping process.

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