“Though it looks like the reservoir will never be
constructed, new customers still pay a Buck Mountain surcharge with their
connection fees to help pay off the land. And there?s even talk of
putting the land into a conservation easement, forever preventing its
development.
constructed, new customers still pay a Buck Mountain surcharge with their
connection fees to help pay off the land. And there?s even talk of
putting the land into a conservation easement, forever preventing its
development.
“Though it looks like the reservoir will
never be constructed, new customers still pay a Buck Mountain surcharge with
their connection fees to help pay off the land. And there?s even talk of
putting the land into a conservation easement, forever preventing its
development.
never be constructed, new customers still pay a Buck Mountain surcharge with
their connection fees to help pay off the land. And there?s even talk of
putting the land into a conservation easement, forever preventing its
development.
On this point,
Frederick declines to
comment.”
That we are still
paying taxes for this land ought to be criminal. Interesting article
target="NewWindow">here discussing whether Buck Mountain is an
abuse of eminent domain.
