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People just really have to be careful of what they are doing. No, we don't have a burn ban in effect and yes, they can do whatever they want to on their private property. But they have to take in to consideration the danger that is involved, the amount of debris that we have on the ground and the risk they are putting their neighbors into.

Debris removal is a massive task that often begins with individual property owners. While debris removal from private property is not eligible for FEMA assistance, it represents a shared future investment between property owners and all government authorities--the return to the normalcy of everyday living.

We know that people are going to want to clear their property and they will probably decide to burn (debris) and with the drought index of 650 on a scale of 800, that is a formula for something bad to happen. The term started to spread beyond Pex's immediate circle when a tech magazine wrote a profile on him. We know that people are going to want to clear their property and they will probably decide to burn (debris) and with the drought index of 650 on a scale of 800, that is a formula for something bad to happen.

Dear sirs. I am 70 years old and able to rake my leaves and burn them in a small pile. I stand there as they burn. All my near neighbors have said it is OK with them. I have serious back pain when I try to bend and bag leaves. I can't do it without pain. I want to keep my property neat and looking nice. I can't really afford $45 to have someone rake and bag them. A lot of people are allergic to tree mold — what next, do we limit the number of trees in each yard? Hoping to burn.

He passed a law which made it easier, in fact made it possible, for private developers and corporations to seize and take private property. Your property is in danger of being taken away from you, taken away from your children and your grandchildren, and given to some fat cat developer.

Robert Herzfeld

We want to make sure that despite the scattered showers, we want people to remember that the fire danger is very high to extreme and the burn ban is still in effect.

Public access is now a hot political issue. But it's important to remember that what is at stake is wholly a public property issue. Finding the just boundary with private property owners is a sometimes-controversial part of the process. That controversy too often causes people to forget that the people's right to use public property does not reduce legitimate private property rights.

Ron Moody (1924-)

There's a little danger if you start to walk on a really young flow that's just a few minutes old. Then you can step through the crust and then you're going to burn yourself badly. But if you're careful and just realize that you shouldn't go where you're not comfortable going, where it's too hot, then you'll be OK.

We keep finding out the hard way that private property rights aren't quite as sacred to some as they used to be. So we're taking up the cause for all West Virginia private property owners to raise awareness in Charleston and Washington that a man's home is his castle, his property is his family's, and that government and private developers can back off anytime they think they can abuse eminent domain laws to unconstitutionally grab another person's land.

Customers with sewer lines on their private property will benefit themselves and their neighbors by signing the rights of way.

I'll go out in studying an issue and talk to the people involved and the people who are impacted - to try to understand all sides of the issue. When you take into consideration the amount of time that is spent on doing that, I'm compensated pennies on the hour.

It's been dry and the wind has been constant. We've had a lot of people try to get out burn debris.

They are very important to us. The radar is a tremendous tool for seeing what is going on in the atmosphere, but it cannot tell us for sure what is going on in the ground. This is what the spotters do for us - get us the ground-truth information. It's neighbors helping neighbors.

There'll be debris washed up and there probably was some debris taken off the property. The vines are pretty resilient and they're all shut down, so they can be completely submerged and they'll all come back.

Chris Carpenter

Seizing private property for private development or for the expansion of the government's tax base does not sit well with small-business owners. NFIB will continue to work closely with the Legislature to implement protections for private-property owners.

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