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sabbat hunter

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5. Part of the problem

Reply to Yo_Mama_Been_Loggin (Original post)

Sat Feb 11, 2023, 10:43 PM

Feb 2023

is not just property values, but an overtaxed aquifer system. For decades it has been abused, contaminated, parts have infiltrates of brackish water.

Suffolk county where they might have room for more development, also does not have sewers. The area relies on septic tanks. Sewage treatment facilities, infrastructure would need to be built up, which would take years, if not decades to build out.

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GQP and violence walk hand and hand...... Lovie777 Feb 2023 #1

Good luck with that PJMcK Feb 2023 #2

Yup, NIMBY...not in my back yard...nt mitch96 Feb 2023 #6

Oh lord. I hope this isn't the same nutty plan she proposed Scrivener7 Feb 2023 #3

I'm in Suffolk and would love the idea except for... TreasonousBastard Feb 2023 #4

Part of the problem sabbat hunter Feb 2023 #5

Suffolk and Nassau Counties already have traffic nightmares. no_hypocrisy Feb 2023 #7