Name:   Lifer - Subject:   FYI Talisi Date:   8/31/2018 8:54:19 PM

Land use around the lake is determined under the license FERC issues.  If the property in question was zoned recreational use it was "swapped" and another parcel somewhere went into recreational use. They mandate a certain amount recreational/public use and a certain amount of preserve where any development is prohibited. This was all discussed adnauseum during the license process.,maybe you should have been paying closer attention back when you had a chance to change it.

As for infrastructure you are wrong again. The county will not build or maintain roads on private property. That is up to the developers. They may build a road after the property has been deeded or easement granted to them but only if they think the tax revenue from increased development will be worth it. Usually developers build the roads and other infrastructure and the county agrees to maintain them if properly titled.

I don't know what the particulars of the site are, and don't really care. It is far away from me but I am all for anyone else being able to grab their slice of paradise where I am at  in Mano Creek the northern shoreline is all in preserve, but I knew that before I bought. However if it changes with the next license so be it.