[TowerTalk] Wet swamp for TX455 USTower

[bear]

Yep,

Thanks to decades of Moe & Ron moving up and out from New Yawk Sheety, 
the "average
homeowner" *imports* their ideas, values and government from the most 
populated and
controlled areas.

(Having said that, I came out of that place, but the last thing I wanted 
to do was to import
that morass up here...)

ALSO, there is an extra-governmental PUSH to adopt "uniform codes" 
everywhere.
A few decades ago there was a MAJOR push for the "Greenway" thing. 
Which, of course,
sounds "wonderful". And, on a surface level it IS, as it provided for 
perpetual continuous
corridors of "green" from NYC north. Behind that lies the problem that 
it cedes the landrights
to an extra-governmental authority, based in the UN, ALL CONTROL of said 
lands, superior in
right to the State Government - at least according to the agreement. 
Just about all of the
towns, counties approved this.

The town I live in "updated" their town codes about 15 years back. They 
"hired a consultant",
who used the same boiler plate set of ordinances that every other 
friggin town has now.
Where did this "consultant" arise from? Thin air??

Well, that ship has long sailed, unfortunately.

                             _-_-bear

On 10/10/2017 9:59 AM, towertalk-request at contesting.com wrote:
> Date: Mon, 9 Oct 2017 22:17:11 -0400
> From: Mickey Baker<fishflorida at gmail.com>
> To: Patrick Greenlee<patrick_g at windstream.net>
> Cc:"towertalk at contesting.com"  <towertalk at contesting.com>
> Subject: Re: [TowerTalk] Wet samp for TX455 USTower
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> Congratulations, Patrick, you live in an isolated place where there is no
> building code authority and no locally adopted building code. There is,
> however a state code that could be applied in the event you were to start
> building hog farms next to schools, for example.
>
> https://www.ok.gov/oubcc/Codes_&_Rules/Adopted_Building_Codes/index.html
>
> Some folks believe that I live in an isolated place, but there are a
> million people within 30 miles.
>
> And bear, I believe, lives in the Hudson Valley, where people may be
> sparse, but government is all up in everyone's business.
>
> 73,
>
> Mickey N4MB

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