02-10-2022, 07:12 PM
(02-10-2022, 02:34 PM)CKwi88 Wrote: I s**t you not, the plans even had one. Didn't stop them from complaining about it.
One of the mods of the Facebook group is an avid drone flier and lamented that his aerial shots of the town would be ruined. One example, I know, but still absurd.
I've never heard the term "landscape buffer" until this thread but it makes sense. Even still, aren't those also an eyesore?
The fracking setups here in Texas have what i guess you can call a "landscape buffer".....giant walls around the property and they're uglier than sin.
People try to avoid living next to these things...the same way they don't want to buy a house close to a landfill, or an electrical tower, or a highway.
