Tuesday, July 3, 2012

How To Avoid Looking Silly When Writing A Letter To The NYS-OPRHP

Apparently, the boaters have penned a letter (without the assistance of counsel I am assuming) to Rose Harvey, the Commissioner of the NYS Office of Parks, Recreation, and Historical Preservation demanding that she overturn the Town of Irondequoit's recent regulation of vessels along a stretch of Lake Ontario bordering Irondequoit.

Here is the link to the article in the D&C. 

Here is the link to the pdf. of the letter they sent to Rose Harvey, Commissioner of the NYSOPRHP. 

As I was reading and mentally noting all the inaccuracies of the letter (for instance, the lines they drew representing the zone (page 2) are totally inaccurate again - the yellow lines are about 500 ft. out along the pier and not 300 ft.  300 ft. out is approximately a little over halfway to the bend of the pier from the shore....but why let facts get in the way of your agenda....really.....)

Anyways, I happened upon page 11 - where there is a photo of a sign that says "Private Property Stay Behind Fence". 





 Under the picture the person wrote "Image: No Trespassing Signage Place by Homeowner on Lake Ontario Shoreline" 

Imagine my surprise when I looked closely at the sign in the picture of the letter that the boaters sent to the NYSOPRHP, and under the words "Private Property Stay Behind Fence" I saw the words: 

NYS-OPRHP-Genesee Region 

Sunday, July 1, 2012

Medley Is A Golden Cow Too

I just read a not-too-surprising article on Congel Sr. and the Destiny "experience".  What makes this article a little different, is that it directly quotes Marc Malfitano, a former executive of the project for Destiny USA - and it plainly states what their intentions were and are.  

To milk the golden cow of taxpayer money as much as they could.

Here is the link to the article on Syracuse.com  - It is a great article and I recommend that you read it.

Inside planning Destiny USA: It was all about the "golden cow" of tax breaks.

Here are some snippets from the article: