What next?

Seaplane Pilot · 04-07-2011, 04:04 PM

http://www.newhampshirelakesandmount...ed-limits.html

The speed limit issue had been comical all along with some of the fabrications that have come out, but it just keeps getting better. From the article: "According to Bolster, this area is state waters, but 95% of the zone would be located in Alton. Bolster said that there is also a proposal to give the town the right to approve the zone". How can they claim that 95% of the "Zone" (Broads) is in Alton? That's fuzzy math if I've ever seen it. Since when does a town have jurisdiction over state waters? Now the "high-speed zone" is going to be dependent on voters (even non-taxpayers) in the Town of Alton? Who dreams this stuff up anyway?

04-07-2011, 04:04 PM	#1
Seaplane Pilot Senior Member Join Date: Apr 2004 Posts: 1,177 Thanks: 664 Thanked 943 Times in 368 Posts	What next? http://www.newhampshirelakesandmount...ed-limits.html The speed limit issue had been comical all along with some of the fabrications that have come out, but it just keeps getting better. From the article: "According to Bolster, this area is state waters, but 95% of the zone would be located in Alton. Bolster said that there is also a proposal to give the town the right to approve the zone". How can they claim that 95% of the "Zone" (Broads) is in Alton? That's fuzzy math if I've ever seen it. Since when does a town have jurisdiction over state waters? Now the "high-speed zone" is going to be dependent on voters (even non-taxpayers) in the Town of Alton? Who dreams this stuff up anyway?