[lawn psycho]

Originally Posted by Mr. V

The point of the ordinance is to put closure to the issue once and for all.

As drafted it is not spot zoning, but clearly the target is Ames Farm.

Let's not forget that there's no such thing as bad publicity for a lawyer.

The mental image of a bunch of clueless, irate, politically engaged loons buzzing Steve's lakefront dock in their bass boats makes me feel sort of funny inside.

Not "ha ha" funny, but "this meat smells funny" funny.

Go ahead, harass him.

I double dog dare you.

The point of the ordinance is to put closure to the issue once and for all.
For whom? For a few abutters at the expense of everyone else? You also make the assumption that it will pass. You'll find out in March

As drafted it is not spot zoning, but clearly the target is Ames Farm.That's why the petition had to be town wide or spot zoning would apply.

Let's not forget that there's no such thing as bad publicity for a lawyer.
I would firmly disagree. See aformentioned post above regarding him yelling at people.

The mental image of a bunch of clueless, irate, politically engaged loons buzzing Steve's lakefront dock in their bass boats makes me feel sort of funny inside.

Be careful with your generalizations. I would hardly call many of the posters in this thread "clueless" as we've gone right to the source for information. Funny how you call us politically engaged but it is the petition signers who are using the "politcal" process to limit access to the lake. Hello pot, meet kettle. You don't have to live in Gilford to understand why this is important to everyone. Perhaps you are clueless about why people have interest in this issue.

Not "ha ha" funny, but "this meat smells funny" funny.

Go ahead, harass him. I double dog dare you.

Is that a threat to make someone fearful of using public property? Where did anyone say they were going to buzz a dock? There has already been statements above that an individual has yelled at people while they were using the lake.