It doesn't matter what type of business I have on the land. They are required to repair damage done by equipment on anyones property. They did tell me that. It cetainly isn't the first time a gov't. or municipality tried to save money by giving people the run around or acting like they don't know what they're supposed to do. Why would I be told to talk to SRD when it's the counties responsibility and why would I be told to talk to someone who doesn't exist by the head of the counties emergency services? A fire in the next county flared up after a year because that county released SRD too early to save money. Then they had another fire to fight a year later instead of just putting out all the hot spots at the time of the first fire. If any of you had your lively hood destroyed through no fault of your own, I think you'd want to get some straight answers too. Going by some of the responses, some of you seem to have the same mentality as the county does. It's not just an MX track. It is a business like any other business with a few exceptions. I can't get the same insurance as a farmer or other business can. I need to be open in the summer in order to make a living. If any of you abruptly lost your income/business for over a month without any warning, you'd want some clear answers as well. The bills still have to be paid. Even the person in charge of public works for the county said it was good that I'm looking into things now instead of waiting. Someone who's lively hood is affected should have some priority over land that wasn't being used for income. That should be common sense and I'm trying to save them a lot of work so I can open up ASAP. Why is that so hard to understand? Dave
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