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Originally Posted by sea_n_ski
The problem here isn't the $10. It's worth it. I like the library and when the girls were small, they all got library cards. It's the fact that they take our tax dollars and treat us like second class citizens. I would love to go to a town meeting and voice my opinion the like rest of the citizens, but I cannot. Only full time residents can speak at public meetings.
Where would all of these lake towns be without us? You would think they would throw us a bone every once in a while. A good example is Meredith Neck Rd, where a lot of seasonal residents have homes. That road is falling apart. I called the town a few months back and they said they have no plans to fix it. We can't even bring it up at a town meeting. At least they could give us a decent road to to get to our homes (they should pave it with gold thanking us) . Nope, the $$$ all goes towards resident goodies. Seasonal residents don't matter.
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I think you are wrong. I think you can go to the town meeting and voice your opinion you just cannot vote. I might be wrong on this but I believe I have heard this.