06-29-2014, 04:45 AM
not in a subdivision where everyone else has to obey the subdivision covenants
Thanks for confirming that it's really a NIMBY problem -- which makes it abundantly clear that Seaview is becoming gentrified.
Hopefully the "unpermitted" residents of Seaview will take this as a warning, and get out before they're shut down.
DLNR does not enforce ... That is a COH Building ... and Planning Dept function.
County should be taken to task for their selective enforcement and/or failure to issue permits in the first place. Allowing the situation to fester is easily construed as "tacit approval" which implies a potential path to permitted status. This isn't fair to the people who build (only to have it taken away), nor to the people who come to rely on those services (only to have them shut down), and it's especially unfortunate for the rest of the taxpayers (who get to pay for the enforcement or lack thereof).
I hope residents of the newly gentrified Seaview enjoy driving to town for everything.
Thanks for confirming that it's really a NIMBY problem -- which makes it abundantly clear that Seaview is becoming gentrified.
Hopefully the "unpermitted" residents of Seaview will take this as a warning, and get out before they're shut down.
DLNR does not enforce ... That is a COH Building ... and Planning Dept function.
County should be taken to task for their selective enforcement and/or failure to issue permits in the first place. Allowing the situation to fester is easily construed as "tacit approval" which implies a potential path to permitted status. This isn't fair to the people who build (only to have it taken away), nor to the people who come to rely on those services (only to have them shut down), and it's especially unfortunate for the rest of the taxpayers (who get to pay for the enforcement or lack thereof).
I hope residents of the newly gentrified Seaview enjoy driving to town for everything.