01-24-2017, 12:04 PM
now the residents are saying enough is enough and you think they are getting special treatment?
Note that these residents are also lessees, not landowners.
Also amusing: the industrial lands are owned by State, who graciously leases them to County.
Even better: some of the DHHL lands are also zoned industrial, and right next door to ag-zoned land.
In other words: it's all well and good that the residents are upset about their land-use problems, but they really have very little say in the matter. Some of them are even getting property tax exemptions. None of them complained about the huge new public transit baseyard (complete with half-acre garage and bus wash).
Note that these residents are also lessees, not landowners.
Also amusing: the industrial lands are owned by State, who graciously leases them to County.
Even better: some of the DHHL lands are also zoned industrial, and right next door to ag-zoned land.
In other words: it's all well and good that the residents are upset about their land-use problems, but they really have very little say in the matter. Some of them are even getting property tax exemptions. None of them complained about the huge new public transit baseyard (complete with half-acre garage and bus wash).