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Gerry Fumia [gpfumia@centurytel.net]
Monday, February 02,200912:20 AM
#Long-Range Planning
gerry fumia
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I wonder how many members of the planning commission making these rulings have shoreline
property? The arbitrary decisions about stairs to the beach, vegetation, and the
necessity to go through expensive permit applications to be able to POSSIBLY make changes
to an existing structure, a permit that will expire in 5 years...all these things and more
hit me in the face when I returned home after an absence. I strenuously object to having
my property rights taken away, and having my property devalued by many of these
regulations, especially when I suspect none of the persons making these rulings have
waterfront property themselves. How do I know what I can afford to do in the way of
remodeling, etc. in the next few years? I will have to spend up to $500 to get permits
just on the chance that I MAY need or want to make changes. My property was recently re-
assessed for tax purposes, and went up sharply. If these measures take effect, will the
assessment immediately be lowered to take in account the loss of value due
to such restrictive rulings? I don't think so! Sign me worried and
angry. Geraldine Furnia
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