The Official Unofficial Minutes of the WL BOA
6 March
The Bud Flaherty letter was discussed at the meeting, Jerry mentioning that Bud "feels strongly about this". Apparently in addition to the letter there have been discussions between Flaherty and the Mayor as well as some of the aldermen. Mary added she has been "concerned about this for a long time". Are vehicles properly licensed...cars parking on the grass. (Interestingly, city stickers or lack of them, never came up in the discussion, seems to me it would be pretty easy with the city database to ID who is naughty and nice)
Mary: "I don't know what we can do...we should keep it as a discussion item"
Final word: "If you see something, talk to the chief (Gary that is)". I am sure he appreciated that.
Not sure Gary is the place to start...more likely the Mayor who is Gary's boss. If you drive around the Lake it is easy to ID code violations...if you are not sure what is or what isn't go directly below to the link to our ordinances. You will find a number of the pics in Mr Flaherty's montage, while possibly unsightly, are not code violations.
The issue of boats and trailers is not new, ask anyone who has lived here for any amount of time. It almost always comes down to the fact we are a true lake community (ok, Riss Lake technically has a lake, but I don't think they have a beach or a Noodle record.).
http://codes.sullivanpublications.com/weatherbylake-slp/
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Maybe Bud didn't realize he moved into a true lake community. He should move to an uptight gated community with tons of ordinances and volunteer as housekeeper.
Maybe his next photo journal will be seawalls he doesn't approve of.
Or team up with Grasspad and go on a weed patrol.
OR participate in our wonderful lake loving community.
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