What does an artistic and eclectic society have to do w/ consistency and picking up the trash slobs leave behind?
Not a thing.
Sucessful raid today by "Walton County Code Enforcment"
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Not a thing.
I've never read the book, but are you all saying you've never heard of Elmer Gantry?
...I'd go out on a limb here and say that many more of them have heard of Lambchop.
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I am really sorry that you are gullible enough to believe that.
...I'd go out on a limb here and say that many more of them have heard of Lambchop.
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Love it!
So?
...I'd go out on a limb here and say that many more of them have heard of Lambchop.
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How many sock puppets can we get on one thread?
I don't understand how it's okay for Code Enforcement to pick up signs w/ known owners (and often in front of local businesses), but for some reason we can't enforce the "no items left on the beach overnight" ordinance for fear of legal reprisals.
While it's nice that they are getting rid of some eyesores, I would rather we focused on the beaches.
Because one is a bit clearly to define than the other. Even those signs with known owners are on the public ROW. As I keep saying, it is going to come down to defining public vs private. Raise taxes and seize the land and convert it to public after compensating the owners and the problem is solved.
I don't understand how it's okay for Code Enforcement to pick up signs w/ known owners (and often in front of local businesses), but for some reason we can't enforce the "no items left on the beach overnight" ordinance for fear of legal reprisals.
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I second that .... if both acts are against the rules, why the difference in willingness to enforce the rules?