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maybe you’ll learn to love them also.
Every time our county officials get pushed into adopting another ordinance by the same vocal minority we all pay the price both in the erosion of our basic freedoms and increased tax bills. It sure would have been helpful to have had the long delayed and fumbled cell phone service we are lawfully entitled to as a backup to our regular land line service when Isabel hit.
When the county adopts an ordinance I’ve noticed it seems easy to come back later and make changes. Will a lighting ordinance adopted now be the same ordinance a year or so from now. It’s like the camel with his nose under the tent. First the nose then the whole enchilada.
A new fighting ordinance is not wanted or needed by the majority of citizens. Just ask your neighbors. Instead of implementing a new fighting ordinance a higher priority should be to clean up the 70 year old toxic waste dump owned by the county on 6.88 acres right in the very heart of the village of Amissville. The EPA says these old dumps are like ticking time bombs and you never know when they will put your lights out permanently.
Robert EL Lindquist
Amissville
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