Lake Daytime Speed Limit

John Mercier · 02-24-2022, 11:57 PM

It isn't really funny.
There are many, such as myself, that want to see the lake properties increase in value and be built out... there are others that want to see that build out restrained.
If there is no additional erosion or safety issues by increasing, or doing away with, a limit that is very hard to enforce... it would mean that more boaters may want to be on our local waters.
Those boaters would want direct access rather than the use of a public access that may have limited parking and longer waits.

We could see a build out that might take decades due to material prices transpire quickly. That build out removes pressure on local budgets and keeps our property rate from rising.

But we have always been told that added erosion and loss of safety would result in collapsing property values... something that would shift costs back to us.

02-24-2022, 11:57 PM	#11
John Mercier Senior Member Join Date: Jun 2021 Posts: 3,987 Thanks: 3 Thanked 680 Times in 562 Posts	It isn't really funny. There are many, such as myself, that want to see the lake properties increase in value and be built out... there are others that want to see that build out restrained. If there is no additional erosion or safety issues by increasing, or doing away with, a limit that is very hard to enforce... it would mean that more boaters may want to be on our local waters. Those boaters would want direct access rather than the use of a public access that may have limited parking and longer waits. We could see a build out that might take decades due to material prices transpire quickly. That build out removes pressure on local budgets and keeps our property rate from rising. But we have always been told that added erosion and loss of safety would result in collapsing property values... something that would shift costs back to us.