And while he spoke for 22 minutes on that Facebook live post, Petillo did not squarely address how he will treat with mile 44 after the owners have stepped up. Yesterday, former Central Bank Governor turned owner rep Glen Ysaguirre was clear enough:
Glen Ysaguirre
"I mean it's held property, you just can't come and take it. I mean I could sympathize with your need and its not to say I don't empathize with their situation that they want want, but you cannot have this piece of land unless you are prepare to compensate the company and I don't think the people that are there are prepare to compensate. They want free land."
The company owns over one resound acre of land at mile 44 - which it has owned since the early 90's.
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