I get it but somehow it does not seem right to charge people for something they are not using.
Present lot owners should be grandfathered.
The market will take care of this eventually...if you get around you see more new homes being built than we have had for years and there seems to be a lot of new seawalls being constucted either in preparation for selling the lot or more likely preparation for home building. Something is definitely up.
You are correct, it is not right to charge people for something they are not using. However, the facility has a gross capacity that is grossly overcapacity.
Even with a 100% buildout there would still be unused capacity based on capital equipment purchased. Therefore, all the costs associated with this overcapacity of which a good portion is in financing debt needs to be apportioned not only on use but property owners because we need to all share as a result of poor planning and management.
Unless, the city intends to change (increase) density at which time then all usage goes up and overcapacity is diminished.
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ajm3s writes:
You are correct, it is not right to charge people for something they are not using. However, the facility has a gross capacity that is grossly overcapacity.
Even with a 100% buildout there would still be unused capacity based on capital equipment purchased. Therefore, all the costs associated with this overcapacity of which a good portion is in financing debt needs to be apportioned not only on use but property owners because we need to all share as a result of poor planning and management.
Unless, the city intends to change (increase) density at which time then all usage goes up and overcapacity is diminished.
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