04-10-2021, 08:11 PM
No. We already pay enough for services that we don't get.
Unlike private road boards, the LID would (theoretically) be a matter of public record, with some kind of accountability.
The commercial property owners are allowed to vote (if they're paid up) so it's all fair, right?
One vote per lot owner means the commercial votes are symbolic at best.
County's planned installation of a roundabout might force the issue; Code forbids County from providing any support to a private road, period -- easily solved by County taking over the first block of Orchidland.
Unlike private road boards, the LID would (theoretically) be a matter of public record, with some kind of accountability.
The commercial property owners are allowed to vote (if they're paid up) so it's all fair, right?
One vote per lot owner means the commercial votes are symbolic at best.
County's planned installation of a roundabout might force the issue; Code forbids County from providing any support to a private road, period -- easily solved by County taking over the first block of Orchidland.