On 3/19/10 4:52 PM, Tim wrote:
On Mar 19, 1:29 pm, wrote:

The property is in a
marshland, and while it is grandfathered out of being zoned out of
business, the county and state won't allow the owner to make really
substantial improvements, so the access roads and parking areas are
gravel. It's a never-ending battle for the owner, and there's always
dusty gravel and potholes. You just get used to them.


That seems odd. I wonder why the 'powers that be' are against it? I'd
thik they'd be all for allowing the improvements as it would boost the
economy and increase value to the property. Not counting better
satisfaction to the clientel.

Most strange, but then again. I'm not in charge, either.


I dunno, I'll ask him for details when he's not as busy. There's a small
county waterfront park next to the marina. It's a favorite gathering
place on nice weekends for large family barbecues. Judging by the aromas
I've enjoyed on my way into and out of the marina as I pass the park,
some of those families are blessed with first-rate cooks.


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