07-21-2014, 02:17 PM
kalakoa quote
"I can only assume that you've made some horrible mistake by moving to an Ag-zoned subdivision; it sounds like you would be happier either with proper R zoning and/or strict CC&Rs that preclude any and all additional noise or traffic."
kalakoa, why is it that everything that we talk about ends up with you telling me that I should move or that I made a mistake?
Maybe you're the one that should move and get out of your subdivision. Why don't you go to Saddle road so that you can do your tourism without disturbing your neighbors. That is how silly this thing can get if you continue to tell me that I should just move after 20 year of living here. I am trying to maintain the rural character of my subdivision. So far the community has been winning. We defeated another bunk bill that you heavily supported, the so called sustainable living research bill SB 2274, that would allow for a bio fuel plant or commercial windmill operation to operate right next to your home in the name of research with one report a year to the planning commission. Now that's research, right?
And I hear that Ruderman is working on introducing this bill next year with Representative Chris Lee, chairman of the Energy committee . Stay tuned. You have to watch these bills and the added language inside of them.
"I can only assume that you've made some horrible mistake by moving to an Ag-zoned subdivision; it sounds like you would be happier either with proper R zoning and/or strict CC&Rs that preclude any and all additional noise or traffic."
kalakoa, why is it that everything that we talk about ends up with you telling me that I should move or that I made a mistake?
Maybe you're the one that should move and get out of your subdivision. Why don't you go to Saddle road so that you can do your tourism without disturbing your neighbors. That is how silly this thing can get if you continue to tell me that I should just move after 20 year of living here. I am trying to maintain the rural character of my subdivision. So far the community has been winning. We defeated another bunk bill that you heavily supported, the so called sustainable living research bill SB 2274, that would allow for a bio fuel plant or commercial windmill operation to operate right next to your home in the name of research with one report a year to the planning commission. Now that's research, right?
And I hear that Ruderman is working on introducing this bill next year with Representative Chris Lee, chairman of the Energy committee . Stay tuned. You have to watch these bills and the added language inside of them.