Duct tape... handcuffs... I hope the police were nice enough to put them together in a private jail cell
No idea, I haven't heard who it was yet.
The call for help went out right a way and the local fire department and ambulance arrived on scene within minutes of being dispatched. It took those rescue crews nearly an hour to stabilize the bus and to lift it off her.
Sounds like you need to extend your OWN district another 20 miles.
Well said neverserious!!!
In this case, yes, it would have made a difference... He would have gotten there!
The residents inside the city limits are paying for their service through tax dollars, however this homeowner was outside of the city limits where a fee is charged instead of a tax. So, the firefghters were doing their jobs, they are protecting the homes which pay for the service whether it be through a tax or a fee. If the fire department were to respond and fight a fire that is outside of their coverage area then they open a huge liability risk if something were to happen inside of their area. The headline could have easily read "Home burns down inside city limits because firefighters were too busy fighting fire outside of their coverage area"
I believe the relocation is also due to the company not meeting conditions of a Conditional Use Permit (CUP) tentatively approved in 2006, which required them to design and get approval from DEQ on infrastructure to process stormwater and wastewater. Maybe its also due to the company making unauthorized modifications without applying or getting a permit to do so.(4 additional juice silos, 2 Office trailers, a boiler room added to the cold storage structure, etc...) Maybe it was because they were producing more juice than what their CUP allowed. (in 2005 they produced 1.45 million gallons and under the CUP in 2006 they were allowed to produce up to a maximum of 4.3 million gallons. However, in 2008 they were producing12.7 million gallons of juice, 8.4 million gallons more than what they were allowed to produce.) But, the company was granted a one year extention in 2008, then another 4 month extention in 2009, then yet another extention before they the planning commission finally denied the CUP.
I think thats a bit much. Does this mean you can get arrested for over inflating a baloon until it pops?
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