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Old 08-29-2025, 11:03 AM   #1
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I've seen tanker trucks with "Pool Water" on the side take water from the Winnipesaukee River on multiple occasions, so I guess it is OK.
Ok, so I guess this is what I was wondering about because why is it ok for a business to suck up free water from a public resource and sell it?

I mean, I can't walk into the town/state/national forest, cut some trees down, and use them for my own heat...never mind sell it. Right?!

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Sell? No.
For your own usage, the national forest has a permitting process.
You would need to check with the State, as State Forest is different than State Park management.
Town, the town clerk should be able to give you the rules.
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Old 08-29-2025, 12:36 PM   #3
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Ok, so I guess this is what I was wondering about because why is it ok for a business to suck up free water from a public resource and sell it?

I mean, I can't walk into the town/state/national forest, cut some trees down, and use them for my own heat...never mind sell it. Right?!

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You make a good point but I think the trucking is the bulk of the cost is it not?
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You make a good point but I think the trucking is the bulk of the cost is it not?
It may be, but they're still getting the public's product they're selling for free.

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Maybe they aren't selling the product, just charging for shipping and handling?
Sort of like FedEx.
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Thank you, Hemlock. Wish this had been post #2 .
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Thank you hemlock hope this answers the OP's questions.
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Question 1859 Winnipesaukee Water War

This here thread ..... http://www.newenglandhistoricalsocie...operty-rights/ .... done recalls the 1859 Winnipesaukee Water War.
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Thanks for posting—that was a great summation.

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