could also be away for the local govt to keep out any new development
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[DELETE]question What does anyone think of this First Amendment ruling? yaknman New
[DELETE]note Well, I have to say ..I don't like it when I see people flashing their lights to warn others... UFO New
[DELETE]th_up yo, as a runner and bicyclist, I have no sympathy for speeders <NT> peterj New
[DELETE]note I typically only do this on the interstate, not in town. I also rarely ever speed around town and ................ Terrell New
[DELETE]note exactly peterj New
[DELETE]feedback On the smaller roads, the speed limit is often set condidering sight distance. yaknman New
[DELETE]note yeah and until recently most highway depts didn't require driveway permits peterj New
[DELETE]th_up Yes, but in a classic case of overreaction WA State now basically prohibits new driveway access to highways... rlhartman New
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Happens a lot around here in the wealthier townships. It's against state rules for any local community to prohibit development outright, but loopholes abound. A handful of wealthy landowners in combo with the enviros and NIMBYs can find all sorts of ways to keep out all but the most deep-pocketed.
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