Discussion»Questions»Legal» What type of establishment could the government announce it’s going to place next to* your residence that would NOT meet with your approval?
prison crematory cemetery office building city hall police department fire station school park rec center public pool jail juvenile detention facility mental hospital justice center (courts) fleet storage and service parking deck
This post was edited by Thriftymaid at April 20, 2020 4:27 PM MDT
They were talking industrial buildings in my area. Not only did that idea fail, but the instigators were voted out of office, as were the geniuses who built a 'traffic circle' nearby. I hate traffic circles!
We had one next to our military recruiting offices. They moved across the street when the rumors started. There is also one next to the teacher's union office.
I have a funny story about strip clubs. Many years ago, when Don and I first started dating, he went to strip joints. Shall I continue? It is a clean story; but, if it is too much off the topic, I will refrain. :) :)
This touches base on a whole lot of pressing issues we would like and DO help via money, food, books, and clothes as donations. Yet, there is thatunderline feeling I know is apparent in society. In awee way many of us have a littleNIMBYs in us.
I would not like a prison, a cemetary, or a military base in my neighborhood.
This post was edited by Merlin at April 23, 2020 9:37 AM MDT
A triumphant song, I must agree. One that makes me grateful for all the men that woke to such a sound. One that as comfortable as I have become in my gratitude of others would not like to wake up to. I better get out of this conversation before I talk myself into circles. It would be short. As will my life if I don't get to experiencing it.
military base airport rubbish dump chemicals factory For any of these I'd move.
But it's irrelevant because we've made the decision to move anyway. We're getting to old too manage the hard work of rural land maintenance and the costs are sending us into penury. As soon as this pandemic is over, we're putting the place on the market.
Thriftymaid 