The Thornburgh Resort planned in Deschutes County would provide 950 residential units, 380 overnight lodging units, two golf courses and a luxury hotel, among other offerings. For more than two decades, the resort has faced continued challenges with the state’s regulatory laws, delaying its progress. A new report from the developer says the continued delays have cost the state and county hundreds of millions of dollars in potential public revenue. Thornburgh Resort founder Kameron Delashmutt joins us to share more on where things stand with the project.

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