04-02-2015, 01:22 PM
Can we please just shut the community center down so people will stop complaining?
Besides the questionable setback, there's also the possibility that the building is located in a "riparian corridor" with its own additional setbacks and environmental impact review, which was obviously never completed and would furthermore not be valid given the expired permit status. Clearly, it would be better for all involved if the building were condemned and razed. Volunteer fire station too, especially their catchment tank.
Once that's finished, we'll need a volunteer crew to remove all the pavement on 8 Road, because a paved surface merely encourages excessive speeds, creating an unsafe situation.
We will also have to remove all the HELCO poles, because people can use electricity for illicit purposes such as marijuana cultivation and the production of pornographic materials, both of which are a horrible blight on the community.
I was thinking the HELCO pole removal crew could also do a lot-by-lot survey to look for any buildings or other improvements which are possibly unsafe and/or unpermitted. Each and every one of these needs to be reported to the diligent Code Enforcement officials at County so they can be appropriately red-tagged, condemned, and razed.
Once the initial cleanup has been completed, we can move forward with the mandatory drug testing and income verification as is obviously necessary to rid this subdivision of undesirable characters and all the problems they bring.
God willing, I believe that Hawaiian Acres can be a shining example of peaceful coexistence. Praise our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ.
Besides the questionable setback, there's also the possibility that the building is located in a "riparian corridor" with its own additional setbacks and environmental impact review, which was obviously never completed and would furthermore not be valid given the expired permit status. Clearly, it would be better for all involved if the building were condemned and razed. Volunteer fire station too, especially their catchment tank.
Once that's finished, we'll need a volunteer crew to remove all the pavement on 8 Road, because a paved surface merely encourages excessive speeds, creating an unsafe situation.
We will also have to remove all the HELCO poles, because people can use electricity for illicit purposes such as marijuana cultivation and the production of pornographic materials, both of which are a horrible blight on the community.
I was thinking the HELCO pole removal crew could also do a lot-by-lot survey to look for any buildings or other improvements which are possibly unsafe and/or unpermitted. Each and every one of these needs to be reported to the diligent Code Enforcement officials at County so they can be appropriately red-tagged, condemned, and razed.
Once the initial cleanup has been completed, we can move forward with the mandatory drug testing and income verification as is obviously necessary to rid this subdivision of undesirable characters and all the problems they bring.
God willing, I believe that Hawaiian Acres can be a shining example of peaceful coexistence. Praise our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ.