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Originally Posted by tis
Said so much better than I tried to say it, camp guy. Thank you.
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Absolutely correct. Whatever damage caused by construction has already been done. The Bahre estate. The balance of land that is still available is already overregulated and comes under a microscope when construction takes place. Having dealt with the wetland bureau in the past and seeing what projects get approved and which don't it is obvious you have to hire someone who is " connected" or knows the buzzwords to use. This is usually the lawyers or large waterfront dock builders. How about a rebate on my taxes now that I no longer can do anything with the 200 feet of my most valuable piece of waterfront property.
This is just another bigggggggg boondogle.
Incidentally I have not removed one rock and only enough trees to build my home. I tried so hard not to take down any trees it cost me 3500 to take one down when it becomes a danger of falling on the house.