Rattlesnake conservation trust dock

John Mercier · 09-09-2022, 02:57 PM

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Originally Posted by GenericG

Sawyerpoint...thank you very much for your service to this community. I think, at face value, lrct mission is in good intent. However, their proposed NRZ on east side of ragged does not support max public use of their preserved properties. Furthermore lrct's proposed nrz is attempting to limit public use of lake Winnipesaukee, property which lrct has no (or rather SHOULD have no) governance/management/authority etc. Lake Winnipesaukee itself is not owned or safeguarded by lrct

If you were having problems with trespass from an abutting property... you wouldn't ask the neighbors to restrict the problem?

LRCT didn't seek to govern... they sought the ''management'' team of the lake to govern.

That team/process is their choice... but they will need to weigh it with the additional costs of policing that their ''guests'' do not infringe on the property rights managed by LRCT.

It is a pretty straight forward process much as it would be with any other two abutting ''neighbors''.

GenericG · 09-09-2022, 03:37 PM

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Originally Posted by John Mercier

If you were having problems with trespass from an abutting property... you wouldn't ask the neighbors to restrict the problem?

LRCT didn't seek to govern... they sought the ''management'' team of the lake to govern.

That team/process is their choice... but they will need to weigh it with the additional costs of policing that their ''guests'' do not infringe on the property rights managed by LRCT.

It is a pretty straight forward process much as it would be with any other two abutting ''neighbors''.

false analogy.

John Mercier · 09-09-2022, 04:30 PM

Not really.

If I was on your neighbor's land and creating a situation, you wouldn't ask your neighbor for relief?

If the neighbor was not the sole owner, you don't think the neighbor would need to ask the other owners for their input?

If your neighbor ignored your pleading, you wouldn't contact the police?

09-09-2022, 04:30 PM	#3
John Mercier Senior Member Join Date: Jun 2021 Posts: 3,530 Thanks: 3 Thanked 630 Times in 518 Posts	Not really. If I was on your neighbor's land and creating a situation, you wouldn't ask your neighbor for relief? If the neighbor was not the sole owner, you don't think the neighbor would need to ask the other owners for their input? If your neighbor ignored your pleading, you wouldn't contact the police?