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I agree, letting it slide would also set a terrible precedent.

• schiffern 14y ago
  I don't think anyone has suggested looking the other way. They should work with the builder and find a way to make it legal. This isn't any more egregious than the numerous abuses of our public land system (e.g. the sale Tim DeChristopher was protesting, which was later deemed illegal).
  • debacle 14y ago
    No, they shouldn't. There is a reason lands are marked for conservation. They should remove the structure with prejudice.