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Section 5: OPA Board Subject: Swim/Racquet Marina Msg# 154442
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How many of the names on the waiting list would disappear if the OPA dock charges matched commercial rates Probably a substantial percentage. From my perspective, if Abele is correct, and I believe he is, it makes no sense to mess up a very nice area of Ocean Pines, expecially for those who live in the immediate area, at substantial cost to satisfy only a very small percentage of the possible 2400 people who want docks. The people who own homes around the docks should have a reasonable expectation that OPA would not do something to possibly decrease the value of their homes, their views, their quality of life -- simply to provide subsidized slips for 57 lot owners. When I select some text & select Highlight and a color from the menu bar, the whole page turns color.] What operating system and browser/version are you using? |
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For reference, the above message is a reply to a message where: Re: "a waiting list of about 100, and 2400 or so people Abele says would want slips" [How do you put the colored highlighting on copied text? When I select some text & select Highlight and a color from the menu bar, the whole page turns color.] Does anyone know how many of the 100 or 2400 have boats sitting in their yards because they have no dock space anywhere? How many of the boat owners are simply smart enough to inquire about the availability of very cheap dock space close to home instead of expensive commercial slips farther from home? How many of the names on the waiting list would disappear if the OPA dock charges matched commercial rates or were a bit higher for the convenience of having a slip nearer home? |
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