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Maybe a railway isn’t a realistic example. A nature preserve might be a better one; they can’t decide to cordon off an area for wildlife if you’ve already dest
by makecheck 10y ago
Maybe a railway isn’t a realistic example. A nature preserve might be a better one; they can’t decide to cordon off an area for wildlife if you’ve already destroyed all the trees, whereas untouched land might fall into that category.
The examples I can think of were in Texas and I’m sure the rules vary by region.
- briandear 10y agoI highly doubt people in Texas are building parking lots to protect against a nature preserve. It's generally because of parking requirements established by building codes.