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Originally Posted by Lake Lady 6
There is a large difference between normal boat traffic and fishing derby boat traffic. For instance the noise these boats make and the speed with which they leave Ames Farm. The changes you mention i.e. starting later, fewer boats leaving at one time, etc., were welcome changes for most waterfront residents.
Prior to this change a large number of bass boats were leave Ames Farm wide open and race off to their favorite spot - the noise was extremely loud and offensive - all before 7 a.m. on a weekend.
If the reporting in the newspaper is correct Ames Farm did not obtain the proper permits for the changes they made. Everyone must apply for permits [before performing the work. Why does this make you feel that this is "more piling on" by the town?
Hopefully it will work out for all.
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If what you speak of is true, this quote and the one before about the guy that is a lawyer, and all this was going on before he moved there, then he has no gripe as he moved into the problem, again if this is the case.
I moved into my cottage on Paugus Bay and every Thursday, Friday and Saturday night I have to deal with Club OG and the bass ratling my bed, keeping me up to late because I cannot sleep from the noise, and the sreeching tires at 1:30/2 and the screaming. There is nothing I can do they were a nightclub there long before I moved in, but at the same time they are violating the noise ordinance for the towns of Gilford and Laconia when I speak to the towns about it they just tell me to call the police and have it documented and eventually something might happen. If you read the town ordinances they are in clear violation and the towns have let them be this way for years, there is nothing I can do about it I was told.
Maybe I should sue them
