. . . But not in my Backyard

    Wednesday, 28 July 2004 - Workers were driving their shovels and dump trucks behind our property before 6:50a this morning and setting up to begin digging out the "pond" that filled up with water two days ago. The mayor earlier asked Drinkard Development representative Ralph Marcum to not begin any work activity before 7:00a.

Work began early this morning - 6:49a. This photo was taken shortly after. Take a look at the shadows falling just short of the Wal-Mart fence. This is in complete disregard of Mayor Green's request and irrespective of the neighbors' privacy under the city ordinance.

   Vehicles were in full swing today at 6:49a despite the mayor's request they not begin before 7:00a. It's only a few minutes but a few minutes today, a few more tomorrow and a just a few more the day after that and we're back to where we were.

New game . . . how close can you get to the fence without tearing it down with heavy equipment? - 9:50a

What if this was your children's backyard? They've been told not to park right up behind our fence (per Rick Fulmer). - 12:24p

   The mayor said today , "I doubt you will sell your home while this is going on. The realestate will more than increase when this project is done".

Not too smart working around heavy equipment swinging a bucket around your head without a hard hat.

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