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Date Posted: 17:42:33 05/22/01 Tue
Author: KEVIN@IMCRAFT
Subject: Re: Que Pasa is the More Objective Alternative
In reply to: rita 's message, "Re: Que Pasa is the More Objective Alternative" on 12:47:09 05/21/01 Mon

Rita,
The hard part for me was listening to those zba members cite zoning requirements right out of the yellow zoning book Then next month, my neighbor is building a garage.........same size lot,I'ts who you know...
Dracut had the power plant 70 million already spent....now that that is history, maybe we should go back, they are sure gonna need the increased revenue from property tax.
Or give back the bags of money / I think I heard somewhere that the bags of money were contingent upon a building permit.

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