Tuesday, September 26, 2006
Lake access, Pt 2
After you read the post below about lake access, check out this handy map. (Give it a little time to load - first you see a U.S. map before the local map). It comes courtesy of Travis Lauricella, who hunted down the locations after reading the earlier post.
The map is only there to suggest the breadth of what will be a lengthy community discussion. For Heaven's sake, don't plan a company picnic at one of these street ends. There is still much to be discussed about their legal status. You can expect lakefront property owners to argue that just because a street dives into the lake does not mean you can turn the area into a mini-park.
Hopefully, we'll settle the matter over the next several months. Meantime, if someone who has never seen a stranger on these grounds runs you off with a pitchfork, don't blame me.
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The map is only there to suggest the breadth of what will be a lengthy community discussion. For Heaven's sake, don't plan a company picnic at one of these street ends. There is still much to be discussed about their legal status. You can expect lakefront property owners to argue that just because a street dives into the lake does not mean you can turn the area into a mini-park.
Hopefully, we'll settle the matter over the next several months. Meantime, if someone who has never seen a stranger on these grounds runs you off with a pitchfork, don't blame me.
