Help for Pier 450……
- Thread starter Bird Dog
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Too small. Try again.
Still too small. Bigger. MUCH bigger.
Now see, THIS is something a guy should learn how to safely tuck away!Darn it. This one then?
NextJen
Raisin cane
Good job of tucking your moobs out of the pic!
Modern problems. It's hell getting old....
LightRoasted
If I may ...
If I may ...
I would say it's definitely within the critical area. Look how close to actual navigable waters.
I would say it's definitely within the critical area. Look how close to actual navigable waters.
LightRoasted
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If I may ...
Come on, really? You don't think it happens? It doesn't have to be just coin ya know. Favors, support, etc.. If your family has been here since the Dove landed, or whenever it was, then you, or your family, must know how the game is played.
So what? Looking at the site plan and the size of the property it looks like they meet all the restrictions easily.
kom526
They call me ... Sarcasmo
No planting agreement needed.
Woah!! No chit? LMAO...I've had to agree to put in half of a nursery every time I get a permit for anything.
I wonder if there is some kind of exemption for an "agricultural" project? My planting requirements are shown in detail on my site plans...have you seen the actual site plan?
LightRoasted
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If I may ...
It's not just located near a body of water. It is located less than 50 feet at head waters, the watershed, to the creek which leads to the river. All water runoff clearly enters at the wetland forks, or drainage basin, at the corners of the property. I doubt any other industrial operation in this area, which this clearly is, would pass muster if it weren't for the politics of the industry being promoted and by Mattingly, an old and established county name.
The new construction is?
kom526
They call me ... Sarcasmo
I have seen the site plan and the soil conservation plan, it's all public information, as is all the health department paperwork. This operation, in my opinion, should be classified as Agricultural/Industrial. Frederick County has a grow operation and they are the ONLY county that labeled that operation as Ag/Ind. LUGM, and related agencies has designated it as Ag/Crop which makes it eligible for a "farm plan" which negates the need for planting Sherwood Forest.
For this project, all the boxes were checked for it to proceed. However, the county, in their ignorance of commercial grow operations gave the wrong set of boxes to check to this outfit. They were operating under the assumption that the plants were going to go in as a row crop, like corn or soybeans.
Now that does not surprise me..
kom526
They call me ... Sarcasmo
The industry is also being promoted state wide with SB 1 calling for allowing legal recreational use. Also, if you say you have an "agricultural" project/plan for your property, the wheels tend to turn with less resistance.
kom526
They call me ... Sarcasmo
The proposed plan also calls for an additional 47,000 - 52,000 sqft of buildings and space for 115 parking spaces. But you and I have to spend hundreds of hours and dollars before we even get a piece of paper from LUGM denying us permission to put a 10x12 amish built shed on our property.