Perhaps I missed this addition to the technical/advisory board, but seems to indicate a new level of planning:

"Adam P. Hawkins State and Local Public Policy & Environmental and Natural Resources Consultant

Mr. Hawkins has a MBA, Thunderbird School of Global Management and graduated cum laude, Arizona State University. He is currently a Senior Policy Advisor with the Phoenix branch of Polsinelli, one of the top 100 law firms in the country, with more than 640 attorneys in 16 cities from Washington, D.C. to Los Angeles. He specializes in a range of public policy issues including environment, water, natural resource, taxation, human resource, commerce, transportation and public lands at all levels of government from municipal to federal, including regulatory. Mr. Hawkins also assists clients on how to effectively position their projects in the public arena, including how to identify key stakeholders, activate the community through conventional contact and social media, as well as forging partnerships with key non-governmental organizations. Previously, Hawkins worked for Rio Tinto with the global mining leader’s executive and legal teams on legislative, regulatory and policy shifts necessary to developing some of the largest mining projects in North America. Mr. Hawkins has experience working with policymakers and regulators in multiple states, with an emphasis on Arizona and Alaska."

FYI - Lucas Narducci is of the same firm and quite an impressive attorney.