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It’s businesses too. And those businesses do draw people to spend money in NH. And increase demand for property. The boat dealers argument was if you do this everyone would pack up and leave. Which was of course BS. Honestly the 250ft is practically a token and just a message that NH won’t just tolerate anything. It might move some boats out of marginal coves. But it’s such a small difference. I think 500ft would make a more serious dent and still not harm most of them much. It would hit a small hand full probably hard. On some very small bodies of water. They would need a 1000ft, almost a 1/4 mile, diameter circle around the boat and that wide path moving ahead. |
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