Bullying desguised (badly) as precaution

We really like being able to "go
home" at the end of the day, and leave the place in the able hands of our
night manager, who does live on-site.

You'd be going farther away from the airport.

Only until we found the perfect piece of land upon which to build our
*own* airport!

:-)
--
Jay Honeck
Iowa City, IA
Pathfinder N56993
www.AlexisParkInn.com
"Your Aviation Destination"

"Jay Honeck" wrote in message
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We really like being able to "go
home" at the end of the day, and leave the place in the able hands of
our
night manager, who does live on-site.

You'd be going farther away from the airport.

Only until we found the perfect piece of land upon which to build our
*own* airport!

That's great to be able to buy enough land for a runway. Where I live it
just seems like every year there are more people trying to buy the same land
that the prices have gone beyond buying an "airport". How much longer
before the overflow reaches your area?

That's great to be able to buy enough land for a runway. Where I live it
just seems like every year there are more people trying to buy the same land
that the prices have gone beyond buying an "airport". How much longer
before the overflow reaches your area?

Um, well, have you flown over the Midwest? Outside of the cities --
which are relatively few, and far between -- there are thousands of
square miles of farmland and forest.

I don't think we'll be worrying about "urban sprawl" in the Midwest for
a few hundred years, soonest.
--
Jay Honeck
Iowa City, IA
Pathfinder N56993
www.AlexisParkInn.com
"Your Aviation Destination"

Jay Honeck wrote:

That's great to be able to buy enough land for a runway. Where I live it
just seems like every year there are more people trying to buy the same land
that the prices have gone beyond buying an "airport". How much longer
before the overflow reaches your area?


Um, well, have you flown over the Midwest? Outside of the cities --
which are relatively few, and far between -- there are thousands of
square miles of farmland and forest.

I don't think we'll be worrying about "urban sprawl" in the Midwest for
a few hundred years, soonest.

And by then the urban folks will be gone as they will have starved from
lack of food from the farms in the midwest that are no longer... :-)

Matt

"John T" wrote in message
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The same authority that allowed creation of the Department of State, the
Department of Defense, etc. My guess is it's within the realm of Article
2, Section 2. There's also Article 1, Section 8, Clause 18.

But I'm not a Constitutional lawyer.


I can see Constitutional authority for the Department of Defense in Clauses
11 through 16 of Article 1 Section 8, and I can see Constitutional authority
for the Department of State in Clauses 3 and 10, and also in Article 2,
Section 2, Clause 2. But I don't see any Constitutional authority for the
Department of Agriculture anywhere in the Constitution. Could you be more
specific?

AJ wrote:

Presently a mall security truck drove up and the guard told us to
disperse because we were breaking the law.

I think a stern letter to the mall would be in order. The guard has the
right to ask you to leave mall property, no more and no less.
Protecting a neighboring airport greatly exceeds what he was hired to
do. Threatening to call the police is highly questionable and
threatening people with his baton could land him in jail. You would
have been well within your rights to call the police and file a
complaint.

An ex- NYer, actually. Completed the sale of my NY home and will be living
in New Hampshire full time soon. Thanx for the advice on the plane. I'll
be making a decision shortly, after the moving chaos is over.

An ex- NYer, actually. Completed the sale of my NY home and will be living
in New Hampshire full time soon.

Ya gotta love a state whose motto is "Live Free or Die"...

;-)

Thanx for the advice on the plane. I'll
be making a decision shortly, after the moving chaos is over.

Keep posting. You may even want to check out rec.aviation.owning, when
you get serious.
--
Jay Honeck
Iowa City, IA
Pathfinder N56993
www.AlexisParkInn.com
"Your Aviation Destination"

I did mean the 172. Thats the bird my friend flies in from LI. Although
there may be some destiny at work he Skylune, Skylane... LOL.

Jay said: "Keep posting. You may even want to check out
rec.aviation.owning, when
you get serious."

Well, I will never get totally serious: its just not in my genetic
makeup.

(New Hampshire is a better state for me than NY. The tax savings alone
would more than offset the costs of flight training.)