Just spoke to Atsion office, they explained that you are able to use the roads as long as you are going point A to Point B, not sure how they will enforce it, this is a PITA
I guess as long as point B is not on state land your ok. Unless that is,you are stealthyJust spoke to Atsion office, they explained that you are able to use the roads as long as you are going point A to Point B, not sure how they will enforce it, this is a PITA
No use of any rivers or lands.only drive through the rds no stopping at all.
So driving the roads is OK?
Plus businesses rely on this holiday weekend as a significant source of income.Absolutely appalling and unacceptable. It does not affect me directly but for the thousands of families and individuals to have their weekend and holiday plans disrupted by this level of incompetence is truly disturbing.
It's a gamble I'm not willing to tryI was planning on going kayaking on the Wading River today. I'm trying to find out if my car will be towed if I park at Hawkins or Evans. The Atsion ranger station confirmed the roads won't be gated, and Micks/Pine Barrens canoe (which was closed when I called, then while I was on the phone there was some commotion - and then said they're open again???) doesn't know...
What does the community say? I really can't afford a ~$200 car towing fee x 2 cars or whatnot...
Plus businesses rely on this holiday weekend as a significant source of income.
He is reprehensible.
It's a gamble I'm not willing to try
He is reprehensible.
I do. There was nothing to vote on. But ruining thousands of people's holiday plans to prove a point is solely his decision. He could have easily approved a temporary budget for the weekend just like Delaware did.I assume you refer to our Guv. The Senate and Assembly are the ones to vent at, they failed to produce anything to sign, a good number of them abstained from voting for anything. Put the blame equally on all of them. If he had something to sign then certainly he would be to blame. But that did not happen.
I assume you refer to our Guv. The Senate and Assembly are the ones to vent at, they failed to produce anything to sign, a good number of them abstained from voting for anything. Put the blame equally on all of them. If he had something to sign then certainly he would be to blame. But that did not happen.
He said he would sign a budget that was put in front of him, but that he'd line item veto a bunch of other stuff. But that other stuff would stay if the BCBS authorization was in the budget. So it's not like he felt those things really ought to not be in there, he's just using that as a stick to get his way.
That's negotiation at the end of a gun barrel.
He could have easily approved a temporary budget for the weekend just like Delaware did.