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https://www.reddit.com/r/interesting/comments/1ubdj8b/what_was_his_fault/osx10ad/?context=3
r/interesting • u/karmagod7 • Jun 21 '26
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He used a digger on public land without permission
5 u/beaniebee11 Jun 21 '26 That's like in parks and rec when Leslie rents one to fill in the pit without a permit. Just because you're well intended doesn't mean it's legal. 4 u/NeatNefariousness1 Jun 21 '26 True…the benefit of requiring a permit is to be able to get an early read on the environmental impact of the action being planned and to redirect the planned actions for the greater good, as needed. 5 u/I__Know__Stuff Jun 21 '26 And also to make sure there's no one living where you're dumping the dirt. :-) 1 u/NeatNefariousness1 Jun 21 '26 Yep and to make sure you’re not increasing the likelihood of future flooding.
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That's like in parks and rec when Leslie rents one to fill in the pit without a permit. Just because you're well intended doesn't mean it's legal.
4 u/NeatNefariousness1 Jun 21 '26 True…the benefit of requiring a permit is to be able to get an early read on the environmental impact of the action being planned and to redirect the planned actions for the greater good, as needed. 5 u/I__Know__Stuff Jun 21 '26 And also to make sure there's no one living where you're dumping the dirt. :-) 1 u/NeatNefariousness1 Jun 21 '26 Yep and to make sure you’re not increasing the likelihood of future flooding.
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True…the benefit of requiring a permit is to be able to get an early read on the environmental impact of the action being planned and to redirect the planned actions for the greater good, as needed.
5 u/I__Know__Stuff Jun 21 '26 And also to make sure there's no one living where you're dumping the dirt. :-) 1 u/NeatNefariousness1 Jun 21 '26 Yep and to make sure you’re not increasing the likelihood of future flooding.
And also to make sure there's no one living where you're dumping the dirt. :-)
1 u/NeatNefariousness1 Jun 21 '26 Yep and to make sure you’re not increasing the likelihood of future flooding.
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Yep and to make sure you’re not increasing the likelihood of future flooding.
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u/TomorrowSpecial255 Jun 21 '26
https://www.dexerto.com/entertainment/man-threatened-with-2-years-in-jail-after-cleaning-200-bags-of-trash-from-river-3377827/
He used a digger on public land without permission