--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, "jim_flanegin" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Sal Sunshine <salsunshine@> > wrote: > > > > On May 30, 2007, at 10:54 AM, ffia1120 wrote: > > > > > "I don't believe a city or a county should take these steps to > take > > > someone's land," Reed said. "It's his business to sell the land, > and > > > at what price he sells it. It's not right to use eminent domain > to > > > obtain it. I'd like to see you go through other means before > taking > > > these measures, and making people use what may be their life > savings > > > to go to court and pay lawyer fees. > > > > Unfortunately this is exactly the kind of thing that not only > fosters > > horrible relations with the people who have lived here for > generations, > > it shows an appalling lack of basic compassion or even common > sense. > > The sensible thing to do would be to make this man an offer he > couldn't > > resist, not use schoolyard bully tactics to try and force him out. > > Once that chubby little Mayor whatshisname of Vedic Acres *wakes up* > he's going to feel like one sorry MF- like the guy who drank too > much and puked on the Boss at the company party. Hope they don't > take the man's farm away. That would be a sin. :-) >
there is a raggedy farm with dilapidated buildings half falling down, near the corner of Jasmine and 180th St (Airport Rd). is that the farm in question?? if so, it is really -deserving- of being torn down ... even if it were other farmers complaining, and not just the "roos". people here on FFL seem to be jumping to the conclusion that Vedic City is automatically "wrong" for this aggressiveness. (just like the grand-standing county supervisors want you to) but if its that farm im thinking of, its -long overdue- and you might even agree, if you saw it! i dont live there any more, but maybe Rick, Doug or Alex Stanley could post a picture??
