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Originally Posted by Rich
So punish SOME people that misbehave, not the rest of us that know how to follow the rules and laws.
There already are noise laws.
There are already plenty of laws to protect the environment.
There are already safety rules for boating (and night boating/anchoring).
Oh, I'm going off topic of my own thread... just ignore me!
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Sorry Rich I have had enough of your rant and beating your chest. Ok you have proved your point. Congratulations you discovered a flaw in the system.
And it all started with a homeowner having enough of being overwhelmed with new neighbors (boaters) everyday not knowing who they are or how long they will stay and if they will be discharging their bilges off the front of their waterfront.
Think about the home owner. How would you like it if you dreamed all week during work about walking down to your dock on a Sunday morning with your cup of coffee. And then out in front of you are people you don't know staring at you and watching you. And how long they are going to stay? Will they be there all day? When I go back to my dock to have an evening cocktail hopefully in peace and quiet to listen to the call of the local loons....will they still be there? It could become very upsetting. This is what this neighborhood could be facing.
What I find is very disturbing about this thread and not the discovery by you and Bizer error, but that it was allowed to zero in on the exact neighborhood. I have friends in that area that have lived there for years and had to put up with at times very inconsiderate boaters. It can become overwhelming dealing with this issue.
Maybe they had enough and let off their frustration. I don't know. Your description of the gentlemen ranting is not at all like the people I know there. Unfortunately, for that neighborhood you have in detail told the whole internet..."Oh guess what I have found... here is a great place to go raft. I won't be surprised if these fine folks were to now petition for the NRZ. This is too bad because they now are going to be swamped with curious onlookers. Thanks Rich!