People have been talking about how terrible this new tracker is since before the expanded rollout . Very few people actually wanted it at all from what I saw , and with good reasonyou now are literally playing blind unless you ' re in a downtown urban area and that ' s still not amazing it seems . Something could spawn just down the street and you ' d have no idea because you just see the one zubat at a stop a mile away . <| sep |> So who exactly sold the rights of the land ? Was it the tribes leaders ? I really don ' t know . The way it works where I ' m from is that the pipeline company needs all the land owners to sign off on it before a project can go through . No protests needed . The best way for them to do that is money . Through the years the dollar amount that landowners get has increased vastly thanks to organizations such as CAEPLA . So if there was money thrown around for this project who got it all ?