Special Edition No. 1

Source and correction desk

What the printed edition says, and what needs a new proof

• 282 is a comment count, not a speaker count. The public corpus lists 282 spoken comments from 13 meetings; the headline says “282 speakers.” About 150 distinct people is separately estimated.
• One session is absent from the chart. Twelve printed row totals add to 277. Identify the thirteenth session and reconcile the five-comment difference before revising the print graphic.
• 330 MW is the developer-published backup-capacity figure, not a verified current operating load or approved equipment list.
• The court rulings need precise labels. See the court index for the moratorium and lot-merger cases; do not promise a specific kind of CEQA document that the order does not name.
• Named allegations remain attributed speech. See the expanded newspaper and original source links for filings and public statements. An unrecovered filing cannot settle a claimed conflict.
• Johnson County recorded a proclamation, not a testing permit. On July 24, 2014, the Johnson County, Iowa Board of Supervisors unanimously approved a proclamation welcoming companies to test autonomous vehicles in the area as a public-safety and economic-development initiative. Iowa City Press-Citizen, July 24, 2014.

These corrections are an editorial checklist. They do not modify the live PDF or certify the underlying corpus.

Where each source belongs

Print: a source key, a date, and the stable address of the edition front page. Online: original recordings and corpus methodology, court orders, cited filings, the proposals in full, and the jurisdictions comparison.