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Wayne.B wrote:
On Thu, 17 May 2007 15:26:36 GMT, Short Wave Sportfishing wrote: Do they serve a purpose beyond being a rallying point for environmentalists? The speed zones? There is a rationale for some of them but manatee protection is the hot button that gets them implemented - even where there are few or no manatees. There is a notable example 2 miles south of here on the Caloosahatchie River. A fellow with a house directly on the river was tired of being buzzed by jet skis and speed boats with straight thru exhaust. He donated a big pile of money to the "Save the Manatees Club" and they lobbied (successfully) for a 1 mile slow speed zone in front of his house. Government at its best. :-) When we lived along the ICW in Florida, I did my best to make life miserable for the "cruisers" going by with their huge wakes, and the speedboats going by unmuffled. So did a lot of others in that immediate vicinity. We actually got one airboater arrested for disturbing the peace. |
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