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To: marktwain

You see the same thing with agriculture. Houses get close to a farm, people complain about odors and sound, use the legal system, and if all goes well, there’s 350 acres more development, more houses, near another farm, or range, or whatever.

Maybe the range should look into an environmental easement or whatever it’s called, so that the land can’t be developed.


10 posted on 05/30/2008 7:13:30 AM PDT by DBrow
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To: DBrow
“You see the same thing with agriculture. Houses get close to a farm, people complain about odors and sound, use the legal system, and if all goes well, there’s 350 acres more development, more houses, near another farm, or range, or whatever.”

I have a good friend who started fighting local corruption. He started publishing his own newsletter, and distributing it. A couple move next door to his cattle business and complained to county democrat politician (She was their freind). She managed to have his state agricultural lease taken away, when everyone said that there was no way it could happen. She ruined him, and was happy about it.
12 posted on 05/30/2008 7:25:43 AM PDT by marktwain
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