redevelopment was rejected because "lender and tenants refused to negotiate acceptable terms."

Another site that required relocation of two existing businesses was "cost prohibitive" and had a "potential impact to existing floodplain."

The smallest site was said to be too small and had "suspected wetland issues." The remaining sites were too far south or east from the target market, which was identified broadly as the west side.

The DNR's Koehnke said the retailer's representatives applied for a wetland permit last week for the Grand Chute site. It will take between 60 and 90 days to review, gather additional information if needed and allow public comment.

"Based on that information, we'll make a decision as far as approval of the permit goes," Koehnke said. "It would include a determination of an in-lieu feeGoogle Maps adds the International Space Station Published duration 20 July 2017

image copyright Google image caption Street View allows users to move around 17 different areas in the space station

The International Space Station has become the first "off planet" addition to Google Maps' Street View facility.

Astronauts helped capture 360-degree panoramas of the insides of the ISS modules, as well as views down to the Earth below.

Some of the photography features pop-up text descriptions, marking the first time such annotations have appeared on the Maps platform.

This is not the first time 360-degree imagery has been captured beyond Earth.

However, one of the benefits of Google's technology is that it should give members of the public an improved sense of freedom of movement and a greater choice of viewpoints than had