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     Failed dam in Martha's Vineyard, Massachusetts

     We'll look into this asap. Thank you all for your valuable input. Regards

     • Robert Donovan
     • Post #13
     • Aug 24, 2018
     • Forum: Other Real Estate Law Questions
  2. R

     Failed dam in Martha's Vineyard, Massachusetts

     Just a bit - I think this certainly would have helped awhile ago prior to the breach. Will look into this further. Thanks so much - truly appreciate it.

     • Robert Donovan
     • Post #11
     • Aug 23, 2018
     • Forum: Other Real Estate Law Questions
  3. R

     Failed dam in Martha's Vineyard, Massachusetts

     The town of West Tisbury has Conservation commission - a total of one person in that department, and friends of the other owner. Yes, I take a great degree of satisfaction from that fact that she is surrounded by in her eyes "commies".

     • Robert Donovan
     • Post #8
     • Aug 23, 2018
     • Forum: Other Real Estate Law Questions
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     Failed dam in Martha's Vineyard, Massachusetts

     Won't work. It isn't about money - the other homeowner has plenty. Sadly, she is a Trump supporter, and resents our liberal leanings(saw her Facebook rants about us). This is pure spite, and she would never budge, unless forced to.

     • Robert Donovan
     • Post #5
     • Aug 23, 2018
     • Forum: Other Real Estate Law Questions
  5. R

     Failed dam in Martha's Vineyard, Massachusetts

     Not possible. I cannot touch the break in the dam as it is on her property, and the environmental people are on top of this. In fact, they are telling us to either repair the dam, or remove - both at a considerable expense.

     • Robert Donovan
     • Post #3
     • Aug 23, 2018
     • Forum: Other Real Estate Law Questions
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     Failed dam in Martha's Vineyard, Massachusetts

     We own a small property, about 1.6 acres, and a significant portion of that is a pond, of which we own somewhere around 90% of. The pond is man made many generations ago for cattle, which have long since gone. However, the damming of the steam has brought an abundance of of wildlife, and for...

     • Robert Donovan
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     • Aug 23, 2018
     • Replies: 13
     • Forum: Other Real Estate Law Questions