llc, a consulting firm - she was also director of community relations for the principal financial group. public records show she also donated $500 to governor branstad s campaign in 2010. the final board member is nick wagner. he lives in marion. he is a republican who also served in the house of representatives, he represented part of linn county. wagner used to be the director of quality management for the esco group. he s an expert in diesel generator control, facility energy and efficiency audits, and building control. i asked the spokesperson for the iub board about how they would go about making their decision about the pipeline, this is what he said: the board will make its decision based on the applicable state law and the evidence in the record of this case. that means they ll look at all the complaints against the pipeline, the support, and what people have to say at the hearing on thursday. but don t look for a quick decision, the board can take as long as they w
better for workers to wrok on projects that use clean energy not fossil fuel. short term economic interest trump the environment and our long term sustainability at the utility board. think about us really your decision to make. who are you to put the ypung people across the country into jeopardy so you can what? pad your resumes by successfuly protecting corprate interest at the utilities board? amanda local 5 s jacob peklo is live with more in our team coverage. jacob/tvu now, it s all in the hands of the iowa utiliteis board. geri huser, libby jacobs, and nick wagner. this was the only day that the public could comment on the issue directly to the board. on monday, the process continues with an evidentiary hearing. after that, it s in the hands of the three board members. they can have a meeting to discuss their decision or they can just send out a written notice. jacob/tvu again, though, the key to remember is that there is no time table for when that has to happen. th