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That is too bad. Zoning protects homeowners and increases property values.Our county is not zoned.
That is too bad. Zoning protects homeowners and increases property values.Our county is not zoned.
That all depends on the zoning board assuming you have level headed guys that use their common sense. But all in all a good thing IMO.That is too bad. Zoning protects homeowners and increases property values.
That all depends on the zoning board assuming you have level headed guys that use their common sense. But all in all a good thing IMO.
The sad truth is the more people, generally the more regulation you need.
If a rural county doesn't have a zoning board, I'd guess the next step is the county commissioners?
I didn't follow (or perhaps understand LOL) the entire thread from start to finish, but can the state supersede what your county determines?County commissioners have been talked to several times. They actually come to a meeting we had.
Whoopsie Daisies!Here is an oft-dismissed danger: Massive Nebraska Solar Farm Destroyed in Minutes by Baseball-Sized Hail
For some reason I could see this happening in Kentucky, Tennessee or North Carolina. Perhaps not at a wedding, BUT July 4th is in a couple of days and I know it happens on a lower scale even on my road for "fireworks" LOLHere is an oft-dismissed danger: Massive Nebraska Solar Farm Destroyed in Minutes by Baseball-Sized Hail
Giving the organization of people in that video with automatic rifles and not knowing the experience of ALL the shooters, I'm surprised no one was killed.And we thought Ralphy might get his eye shot- out with the Red Ryder BB gun!