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To: Alberta's Child
Maybe what you mentioned is being driven by pressure from the insurance industry.

That could be it; I'm just suspicious that it's government driven because of the kind of things our local planners day. They want total control over local land-use, and are very concerned that some areas aren't regulated, and people might go there instead. Those planners are people who are deeply involved in the American Planning Association, who lobbies federal organizations for things that would 'level the playing field' by getting all the country under the same regulatory system so it would be easier to administer.

17 posted on 06/03/2004 6:26:11 PM PDT by Kay Ludlow (Free market, but cautious about what I support with my dollars)
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To: Kay Ludlow
I generally agree with you, but in the case of a fire ordinance like this I think the complaints about "excessive regulation" are way out of line.

Anyone who wishes to ignore these restrictions should be permitted to do so, but under one condition: they must first sign a waiver that essentially tells the local fire department never to respond to calls at their address. There you have it -- total freedom and liberty, and no hassle from "Big Brother."

People don't seem to understand that their freedom isn't being taken away by these fire codes. Their freedom was already taken away when they created fire departments, 911 systems, etc.

18 posted on 06/03/2004 6:32:37 PM PDT by Alberta's Child ("Ego numquam pronunciare mendacium . . . sed ego sum homo indomitus")
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To: Kay Ludlow
Enemy Central

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24 posted on 06/04/2004 3:55:23 AM PDT by metesky (You will be diverse, just like us.)
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