George Potts (speaking as a private citizen, not a member of the Swampscott Planning Board)
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On the article New Update: Leaf Blower By-Law Falls on Reconsideration
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On the article New Update: Leaf Blower By-Law Falls on Reconsideration
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On the article New Update: Leaf Blower By-Law Falls on Reconsideration
George Potts (speaking as a private citizen, not a member of the Swampscott Planning Board)
5:54 pm on Tuesday, May 7, 2013
Just pay the $50 fine each year.
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On the article Town Meeting Part I: Home Rule Petition Defeated and Blower Restrictions Supported
George Potts (speaking as a private citizen, not a member of the Swampscott Planning Board)
5:50 pm on Tuesday, May 7, 2013
ReplyI can't believe the sellers are coming up with additional demands for land they didn't pay taxes on, they can't build on, and they can't stop people parking on public ways and going to the public beach.
They probably haven't been in Swampscott in 30 years.
They probably have never set foot on their "property."
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On the article Town Meeting Part I: Home Rule Petition Defeated and Blower Restrictions Supported
George Potts (speaking as a private citizen, not a member of the Swampscott Planning Board)
5:10 pm on Tuesday, May 7, 2013
ReplyLawn mowers are harmful to grass.
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On the article Town Meeting Part I: Home Rule Petition Defeated and Blower Restrictions Supported
George Potts (speaking as a private citizen, not a member of the Swampscott Planning Board)
5:08 pm on Tuesday, May 7, 2013
Some people do use their grills too much.
Oh, wait. That's me!
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On the article Buying Phillips Beach On Tonight's Agenda
George Potts (speaking as a private citizen, not a member of the Swampscott Planning Board)
1:05 pm on Monday, May 6, 2013
They can't build on it. It doesn't stop us from accessing the beach.
If we do buy it in town meeting, I won't be surprised if we find out that Jeremy Nissenbaum bought some of it, just like he bought part of the Synagogue.
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On the article Buying Phillips Beach On Tonight's Agenda
George Potts (speaking as a private citizen, not a member of the Swampscott Planning Board)
12:27 pm on Monday, May 6, 2013
ReplyWe should at least demand that the owners show up to Town Meeting and ask for their money. If they don't come to Town Meeting, we should vote this down.
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On the article Buying Phillips Beach On Tonight's Agenda
George Potts (speaking as a private citizen, not a member of the Swampscott Planning Board)
10:27 am on Monday, May 6, 2013
ReplyWhy is the Town the plaintiff in the land court proceedings? They should be the defense, with a counter claim for property taxes.
Also, anyone who has every been injured on this property, within the statute of limitations should file suit for personal injury against this trust.
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On the article Buying Phillips Beach On Tonight's Agenda
George Potts (speaking as a private citizen, not a member of the Swampscott Planning Board)
9:54 am on Monday, May 6, 2013
ReplyI say let them keep it and deal with the liability if anyone gets hurt on the property.
George Potts (speaking as a private citizen, not a member of the Swampscott Planning Board)
8:30 pm on Tuesday, May 7, 2013
you are arguing with someone who agrees with you.