Repealing Shoreline Protection maybe?

[Heaven]

Originally Posted by Bear Islander

What is wrong with allowing the local building inspector to enforce things. He is better positioned to know the situation and keeps things in line.

I don't agree with this statement at all. Most of the building inspectors in the towns that surround the lake do not address (nor do they want to) the landscaping elements that are necessary. The most they will look at is the temporary erosion fencing around the building site. And forget about the enforcement part, I just don't see that happening.

[Bear Islander]

Originally Posted by Heaven

I don't agree with this statement at all. Most of the building inspectors in the towns that surround the lake do not address (nor do they want to) the landscaping elements that are necessary. The most they will look at is the temporary erosion fencing around the building site. And forget about the enforcement part, I just don't see that happening.

Why would the local inspectors take on this task when there is a state agency responsible for this enforcement. Turn reposnsiblity for these areas over to the local inspectors and give them an insentive to do the job. You will then have better and more responsive enforcement. And it will cost a lot less.

[Heaven]

Originally Posted by Bear Islander

Why would the local inspectors take on this task when there is a state agency responsible for this enforcement. Turn reposnsiblity for these areas over to the local inspectors and give them an insentive to do the job. You will then have better and more responsive enforcement. And it will cost a lot less.

What incentive would that be?