California Wildfires - San Diego Area
10-30-2003, 02:23 PM
#11
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Posts: n/a
Re: California Wildfires - San Diego Area
Hi Jeff,
Insurance companies will be a big problem, there are over one
thousand homes burn now, and this fire has another half a month to go.
There are still empty lots in La Costa from the Harmony
Grove fire of October 1996, that burned twenty homes.
These car will be a bigger problem than you think, I don't know
about Riverside County, that I believe you're a part of, but down here
we've pretty much zoned out all the junk yards. So finding tow truck
operator to take a junk car will be impossible.
God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O
mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/
CRWLR wrote:
>
> "Paul Calman" <spam@trap.com> wrote in message
> news:bnri4s$13liej$1@ID-87669.news.uni-berlin.de...
> > I noble idea, but it has a few problems.
> > Burned vehicles may need to be inspected by insurance companies where they
> > are, and then cleared by the county for removal.
>
> This is perhaps the most critical factor. The insurance companies will want
> to be involved, but they can probably walk around the impromptu storage yard
> to look at the claims made against the vehicles. The county will already be
> involved in the process, and it can take a few weeks for the removal to a
> county authorized site to actualy occur. The community has said that they
> need to have the cars and trucks removed from the yards, and this is where I
> can help. I can move the property from where it is presenting problems and
> reloacte it temporarily to another site where it can complete the removal
> process.
>
> > Vehicles without tires will damage the ground, or pavement when dragged.
> > Erosion is going to be a major problem this winter.
>
> Erosion will be probematic, for sure. But a few scratches in the ground from
> dragging a vehicle a few hundred yards isn't going to change that problem
> very much.
>
> > Burned vehicles are still private property, and you dont want to assume
> the
> > liability of paying back fees, etc, by taking posession.
>
> I am not taking possession. I am merely helping to clear a vehicle from a
> site where it is a problem to another site where it is less of a problem.
> The owner will still maintain ownership interest, and he will still be
> making his insurance claims. I just think that it might be useful to the
> community to have these vehicles moved off of the properties where they are
> scattered about the community and placed on a few selected sites where the
> insurance inspectors can do whatever they do. Remember, the claim is 100%,
> there is no pretending that I will be moving a car or truck that might ever
> be put back together.
>
> > Whose insurance pays if you are hurt ?
>
> I guess I will pay my own. We do this sort of thing all the time, and take
> the risks associated with doing it.
>
> > There are probably many other issues that an attorney could tell you of.
> >
>
> The County Supervisor is actively participating in the process, so I don't
> think most of this will be a huge issue.
Insurance companies will be a big problem, there are over one
thousand homes burn now, and this fire has another half a month to go.
There are still empty lots in La Costa from the Harmony
Grove fire of October 1996, that burned twenty homes.
These car will be a bigger problem than you think, I don't know
about Riverside County, that I believe you're a part of, but down here
we've pretty much zoned out all the junk yards. So finding tow truck
operator to take a junk car will be impossible.
God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O
mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/
CRWLR wrote:
>
> "Paul Calman" <spam@trap.com> wrote in message
> news:bnri4s$13liej$1@ID-87669.news.uni-berlin.de...
> > I noble idea, but it has a few problems.
> > Burned vehicles may need to be inspected by insurance companies where they
> > are, and then cleared by the county for removal.
>
> This is perhaps the most critical factor. The insurance companies will want
> to be involved, but they can probably walk around the impromptu storage yard
> to look at the claims made against the vehicles. The county will already be
> involved in the process, and it can take a few weeks for the removal to a
> county authorized site to actualy occur. The community has said that they
> need to have the cars and trucks removed from the yards, and this is where I
> can help. I can move the property from where it is presenting problems and
> reloacte it temporarily to another site where it can complete the removal
> process.
>
> > Vehicles without tires will damage the ground, or pavement when dragged.
> > Erosion is going to be a major problem this winter.
>
> Erosion will be probematic, for sure. But a few scratches in the ground from
> dragging a vehicle a few hundred yards isn't going to change that problem
> very much.
>
> > Burned vehicles are still private property, and you dont want to assume
> the
> > liability of paying back fees, etc, by taking posession.
>
> I am not taking possession. I am merely helping to clear a vehicle from a
> site where it is a problem to another site where it is less of a problem.
> The owner will still maintain ownership interest, and he will still be
> making his insurance claims. I just think that it might be useful to the
> community to have these vehicles moved off of the properties where they are
> scattered about the community and placed on a few selected sites where the
> insurance inspectors can do whatever they do. Remember, the claim is 100%,
> there is no pretending that I will be moving a car or truck that might ever
> be put back together.
>
> > Whose insurance pays if you are hurt ?
>
> I guess I will pay my own. We do this sort of thing all the time, and take
> the risks associated with doing it.
>
> > There are probably many other issues that an attorney could tell you of.
> >
>
> The County Supervisor is actively participating in the process, so I don't
> think most of this will be a huge issue.
10-30-2003, 02:23 PM
#12
Guest
Posts: n/a
Re: California Wildfires - San Diego Area
Hi Jeff,
Insurance companies will be a big problem, there are over one
thousand homes burn now, and this fire has another half a month to go.
There are still empty lots in La Costa from the Harmony
Grove fire of October 1996, that burned twenty homes.
These car will be a bigger problem than you think, I don't know
about Riverside County, that I believe you're a part of, but down here
we've pretty much zoned out all the junk yards. So finding tow truck
operator to take a junk car will be impossible.
God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O
mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/
CRWLR wrote:
>
> "Paul Calman" <spam@trap.com> wrote in message
> news:bnri4s$13liej$1@ID-87669.news.uni-berlin.de...
> > I noble idea, but it has a few problems.
> > Burned vehicles may need to be inspected by insurance companies where they
> > are, and then cleared by the county for removal.
>
> This is perhaps the most critical factor. The insurance companies will want
> to be involved, but they can probably walk around the impromptu storage yard
> to look at the claims made against the vehicles. The county will already be
> involved in the process, and it can take a few weeks for the removal to a
> county authorized site to actualy occur. The community has said that they
> need to have the cars and trucks removed from the yards, and this is where I
> can help. I can move the property from where it is presenting problems and
> reloacte it temporarily to another site where it can complete the removal
> process.
>
> > Vehicles without tires will damage the ground, or pavement when dragged.
> > Erosion is going to be a major problem this winter.
>
> Erosion will be probematic, for sure. But a few scratches in the ground from
> dragging a vehicle a few hundred yards isn't going to change that problem
> very much.
>
> > Burned vehicles are still private property, and you dont want to assume
> the
> > liability of paying back fees, etc, by taking posession.
>
> I am not taking possession. I am merely helping to clear a vehicle from a
> site where it is a problem to another site where it is less of a problem.
> The owner will still maintain ownership interest, and he will still be
> making his insurance claims. I just think that it might be useful to the
> community to have these vehicles moved off of the properties where they are
> scattered about the community and placed on a few selected sites where the
> insurance inspectors can do whatever they do. Remember, the claim is 100%,
> there is no pretending that I will be moving a car or truck that might ever
> be put back together.
>
> > Whose insurance pays if you are hurt ?
>
> I guess I will pay my own. We do this sort of thing all the time, and take
> the risks associated with doing it.
>
> > There are probably many other issues that an attorney could tell you of.
> >
>
> The County Supervisor is actively participating in the process, so I don't
> think most of this will be a huge issue.
Insurance companies will be a big problem, there are over one
thousand homes burn now, and this fire has another half a month to go.
There are still empty lots in La Costa from the Harmony
Grove fire of October 1996, that burned twenty homes.
These car will be a bigger problem than you think, I don't know
about Riverside County, that I believe you're a part of, but down here
we've pretty much zoned out all the junk yards. So finding tow truck
operator to take a junk car will be impossible.
God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O
mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/
CRWLR wrote:
>
> "Paul Calman" <spam@trap.com> wrote in message
> news:bnri4s$13liej$1@ID-87669.news.uni-berlin.de...
> > I noble idea, but it has a few problems.
> > Burned vehicles may need to be inspected by insurance companies where they
> > are, and then cleared by the county for removal.
>
> This is perhaps the most critical factor. The insurance companies will want
> to be involved, but they can probably walk around the impromptu storage yard
> to look at the claims made against the vehicles. The county will already be
> involved in the process, and it can take a few weeks for the removal to a
> county authorized site to actualy occur. The community has said that they
> need to have the cars and trucks removed from the yards, and this is where I
> can help. I can move the property from where it is presenting problems and
> reloacte it temporarily to another site where it can complete the removal
> process.
>
> > Vehicles without tires will damage the ground, or pavement when dragged.
> > Erosion is going to be a major problem this winter.
>
> Erosion will be probematic, for sure. But a few scratches in the ground from
> dragging a vehicle a few hundred yards isn't going to change that problem
> very much.
>
> > Burned vehicles are still private property, and you dont want to assume
> the
> > liability of paying back fees, etc, by taking posession.
>
> I am not taking possession. I am merely helping to clear a vehicle from a
> site where it is a problem to another site where it is less of a problem.
> The owner will still maintain ownership interest, and he will still be
> making his insurance claims. I just think that it might be useful to the
> community to have these vehicles moved off of the properties where they are
> scattered about the community and placed on a few selected sites where the
> insurance inspectors can do whatever they do. Remember, the claim is 100%,
> there is no pretending that I will be moving a car or truck that might ever
> be put back together.
>
> > Whose insurance pays if you are hurt ?
>
> I guess I will pay my own. We do this sort of thing all the time, and take
> the risks associated with doing it.
>
> > There are probably many other issues that an attorney could tell you of.
> >
>
> The County Supervisor is actively participating in the process, so I don't
> think most of this will be a huge issue.
10-30-2003, 02:23 PM
#13
Guest
Posts: n/a
Re: California Wildfires - San Diego Area
Hi Jeff,
Insurance companies will be a big problem, there are over one
thousand homes burn now, and this fire has another half a month to go.
There are still empty lots in La Costa from the Harmony
Grove fire of October 1996, that burned twenty homes.
These car will be a bigger problem than you think, I don't know
about Riverside County, that I believe you're a part of, but down here
we've pretty much zoned out all the junk yards. So finding tow truck
operator to take a junk car will be impossible.
God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O
mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/
CRWLR wrote:
>
> "Paul Calman" <spam@trap.com> wrote in message
> news:bnri4s$13liej$1@ID-87669.news.uni-berlin.de...
> > I noble idea, but it has a few problems.
> > Burned vehicles may need to be inspected by insurance companies where they
> > are, and then cleared by the county for removal.
>
> This is perhaps the most critical factor. The insurance companies will want
> to be involved, but they can probably walk around the impromptu storage yard
> to look at the claims made against the vehicles. The county will already be
> involved in the process, and it can take a few weeks for the removal to a
> county authorized site to actualy occur. The community has said that they
> need to have the cars and trucks removed from the yards, and this is where I
> can help. I can move the property from where it is presenting problems and
> reloacte it temporarily to another site where it can complete the removal
> process.
>
> > Vehicles without tires will damage the ground, or pavement when dragged.
> > Erosion is going to be a major problem this winter.
>
> Erosion will be probematic, for sure. But a few scratches in the ground from
> dragging a vehicle a few hundred yards isn't going to change that problem
> very much.
>
> > Burned vehicles are still private property, and you dont want to assume
> the
> > liability of paying back fees, etc, by taking posession.
>
> I am not taking possession. I am merely helping to clear a vehicle from a
> site where it is a problem to another site where it is less of a problem.
> The owner will still maintain ownership interest, and he will still be
> making his insurance claims. I just think that it might be useful to the
> community to have these vehicles moved off of the properties where they are
> scattered about the community and placed on a few selected sites where the
> insurance inspectors can do whatever they do. Remember, the claim is 100%,
> there is no pretending that I will be moving a car or truck that might ever
> be put back together.
>
> > Whose insurance pays if you are hurt ?
>
> I guess I will pay my own. We do this sort of thing all the time, and take
> the risks associated with doing it.
>
> > There are probably many other issues that an attorney could tell you of.
> >
>
> The County Supervisor is actively participating in the process, so I don't
> think most of this will be a huge issue.
Insurance companies will be a big problem, there are over one
thousand homes burn now, and this fire has another half a month to go.
There are still empty lots in La Costa from the Harmony
Grove fire of October 1996, that burned twenty homes.
These car will be a bigger problem than you think, I don't know
about Riverside County, that I believe you're a part of, but down here
we've pretty much zoned out all the junk yards. So finding tow truck
operator to take a junk car will be impossible.
God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O
mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/
CRWLR wrote:
>
> "Paul Calman" <spam@trap.com> wrote in message
> news:bnri4s$13liej$1@ID-87669.news.uni-berlin.de...
> > I noble idea, but it has a few problems.
> > Burned vehicles may need to be inspected by insurance companies where they
> > are, and then cleared by the county for removal.
>
> This is perhaps the most critical factor. The insurance companies will want
> to be involved, but they can probably walk around the impromptu storage yard
> to look at the claims made against the vehicles. The county will already be
> involved in the process, and it can take a few weeks for the removal to a
> county authorized site to actualy occur. The community has said that they
> need to have the cars and trucks removed from the yards, and this is where I
> can help. I can move the property from where it is presenting problems and
> reloacte it temporarily to another site where it can complete the removal
> process.
>
> > Vehicles without tires will damage the ground, or pavement when dragged.
> > Erosion is going to be a major problem this winter.
>
> Erosion will be probematic, for sure. But a few scratches in the ground from
> dragging a vehicle a few hundred yards isn't going to change that problem
> very much.
>
> > Burned vehicles are still private property, and you dont want to assume
> the
> > liability of paying back fees, etc, by taking posession.
>
> I am not taking possession. I am merely helping to clear a vehicle from a
> site where it is a problem to another site where it is less of a problem.
> The owner will still maintain ownership interest, and he will still be
> making his insurance claims. I just think that it might be useful to the
> community to have these vehicles moved off of the properties where they are
> scattered about the community and placed on a few selected sites where the
> insurance inspectors can do whatever they do. Remember, the claim is 100%,
> there is no pretending that I will be moving a car or truck that might ever
> be put back together.
>
> > Whose insurance pays if you are hurt ?
>
> I guess I will pay my own. We do this sort of thing all the time, and take
> the risks associated with doing it.
>
> > There are probably many other issues that an attorney could tell you of.
> >
>
> The County Supervisor is actively participating in the process, so I don't
> think most of this will be a huge issue.
10-30-2003, 02:59 PM
#14
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Re: California Wildfires - San Diego Area
"L.W. (ßill) ------ III" <----------@***.net> wrote in message
news:3FA16536.FDFE4F01@***.net...
> Hi Jeff,
> Insurance companies will be a big problem, there are over one
> thousand homes burn now, and this fire has another half a month to go.
> There are still empty lots in La Costa from the Harmony
> Grove fire of October 1996, that burned twenty homes.
> These car will be a bigger problem than you think, I don't know
> about Riverside County, that I believe you're a part of, but down here
> we've pretty much zoned out all the junk yards. So finding tow truck
> operator to take a junk car will be impossible.
This is not my problem, it is somebody else's problem.
All I want is a few volunteers to help out, the county can do the rest. They
have already said this project is a concern, and they are already working to
resolve the concerns. All I am wanting to do is help bring a bunch of
scattered crap that is ------ over a wide area in inaccessable locations,
and bring the crap to a place that can be accessed lateer by the much larger
vehicles it will take to solve the problem.
I am waiting on the County to get in touch to see if they even want this
sort of volunteer activity. If they want it, I want to have some people
together that is ready to respond to the need.
10-30-2003, 02:59 PM
#15
Guest
Posts: n/a
Re: California Wildfires - San Diego Area
"L.W. (ßill) ------ III" <----------@***.net> wrote in message
news:3FA16536.FDFE4F01@***.net...
> Hi Jeff,
> Insurance companies will be a big problem, there are over one
> thousand homes burn now, and this fire has another half a month to go.
> There are still empty lots in La Costa from the Harmony
> Grove fire of October 1996, that burned twenty homes.
> These car will be a bigger problem than you think, I don't know
> about Riverside County, that I believe you're a part of, but down here
> we've pretty much zoned out all the junk yards. So finding tow truck
> operator to take a junk car will be impossible.
This is not my problem, it is somebody else's problem.
All I want is a few volunteers to help out, the county can do the rest. They
have already said this project is a concern, and they are already working to
resolve the concerns. All I am wanting to do is help bring a bunch of
scattered crap that is ------ over a wide area in inaccessable locations,
and bring the crap to a place that can be accessed lateer by the much larger
vehicles it will take to solve the problem.
I am waiting on the County to get in touch to see if they even want this
sort of volunteer activity. If they want it, I want to have some people
together that is ready to respond to the need.
10-30-2003, 02:59 PM
#16
Guest
Posts: n/a
Re: California Wildfires - San Diego Area
"L.W. (ßill) ------ III" <----------@***.net> wrote in message
news:3FA16536.FDFE4F01@***.net...
> Hi Jeff,
> Insurance companies will be a big problem, there are over one
> thousand homes burn now, and this fire has another half a month to go.
> There are still empty lots in La Costa from the Harmony
> Grove fire of October 1996, that burned twenty homes.
> These car will be a bigger problem than you think, I don't know
> about Riverside County, that I believe you're a part of, but down here
> we've pretty much zoned out all the junk yards. So finding tow truck
> operator to take a junk car will be impossible.
This is not my problem, it is somebody else's problem.
All I want is a few volunteers to help out, the county can do the rest. They
have already said this project is a concern, and they are already working to
resolve the concerns. All I am wanting to do is help bring a bunch of
scattered crap that is ------ over a wide area in inaccessable locations,
and bring the crap to a place that can be accessed lateer by the much larger
vehicles it will take to solve the problem.
I am waiting on the County to get in touch to see if they even want this
sort of volunteer activity. If they want it, I want to have some people
together that is ready to respond to the need.
10-30-2003, 03:54 PM
#17
Guest
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Re: California Wildfires - San Diego Area
This is interesting, I have been posting from the same computer all day
long, and some posts are shown with my name, and some are shown as CRWLR.
Hmmm ...
"Jeff Strickland" <beerman@yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:vq2rf47p9oed3@corp.supernews.com...
>
> "L.W. (ßill) ------ III" <----------@***.net> wrote in message
> news:3FA16536.FDFE4F01@***.net...
> > Hi Jeff,
> > Insurance companies will be a big problem, there are over one
> > thousand homes burn now, and this fire has another half a month to go.
> > There are still empty lots in La Costa from the Harmony
> > Grove fire of October 1996, that burned twenty homes.
> > These car will be a bigger problem than you think, I don't know
> > about Riverside County, that I believe you're a part of, but down here
> > we've pretty much zoned out all the junk yards. So finding tow truck
> > operator to take a junk car will be impossible.
>
> This is not my problem, it is somebody else's problem.
>
> All I want is a few volunteers to help out, the county can do the rest.
They
> have already said this project is a concern, and they are already working
to
> resolve the concerns. All I am wanting to do is help bring a bunch of
> scattered crap that is ------ over a wide area in inaccessable locations,
> and bring the crap to a place that can be accessed lateer by the much
larger
> vehicles it will take to solve the problem.
>
> I am waiting on the County to get in touch to see if they even want this
> sort of volunteer activity. If they want it, I want to have some people
> together that is ready to respond to the need.
>
>
long, and some posts are shown with my name, and some are shown as CRWLR.
Hmmm ...
"Jeff Strickland" <beerman@yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:vq2rf47p9oed3@corp.supernews.com...
>
> "L.W. (ßill) ------ III" <----------@***.net> wrote in message
> news:3FA16536.FDFE4F01@***.net...
> > Hi Jeff,
> > Insurance companies will be a big problem, there are over one
> > thousand homes burn now, and this fire has another half a month to go.
> > There are still empty lots in La Costa from the Harmony
> > Grove fire of October 1996, that burned twenty homes.
> > These car will be a bigger problem than you think, I don't know
> > about Riverside County, that I believe you're a part of, but down here
> > we've pretty much zoned out all the junk yards. So finding tow truck
> > operator to take a junk car will be impossible.
>
> This is not my problem, it is somebody else's problem.
>
> All I want is a few volunteers to help out, the county can do the rest.
They
> have already said this project is a concern, and they are already working
to
> resolve the concerns. All I am wanting to do is help bring a bunch of
> scattered crap that is ------ over a wide area in inaccessable locations,
> and bring the crap to a place that can be accessed lateer by the much
larger
> vehicles it will take to solve the problem.
>
> I am waiting on the County to get in touch to see if they even want this
> sort of volunteer activity. If they want it, I want to have some people
> together that is ready to respond to the need.
>
>
10-30-2003, 03:54 PM
#18
Guest
Posts: n/a
Re: California Wildfires - San Diego Area
This is interesting, I have been posting from the same computer all day
long, and some posts are shown with my name, and some are shown as CRWLR.
Hmmm ...
"Jeff Strickland" <beerman@yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:vq2rf47p9oed3@corp.supernews.com...
>
> "L.W. (ßill) ------ III" <----------@***.net> wrote in message
> news:3FA16536.FDFE4F01@***.net...
> > Hi Jeff,
> > Insurance companies will be a big problem, there are over one
> > thousand homes burn now, and this fire has another half a month to go.
> > There are still empty lots in La Costa from the Harmony
> > Grove fire of October 1996, that burned twenty homes.
> > These car will be a bigger problem than you think, I don't know
> > about Riverside County, that I believe you're a part of, but down here
> > we've pretty much zoned out all the junk yards. So finding tow truck
> > operator to take a junk car will be impossible.
>
> This is not my problem, it is somebody else's problem.
>
> All I want is a few volunteers to help out, the county can do the rest.
They
> have already said this project is a concern, and they are already working
to
> resolve the concerns. All I am wanting to do is help bring a bunch of
> scattered crap that is ------ over a wide area in inaccessable locations,
> and bring the crap to a place that can be accessed lateer by the much
larger
> vehicles it will take to solve the problem.
>
> I am waiting on the County to get in touch to see if they even want this
> sort of volunteer activity. If they want it, I want to have some people
> together that is ready to respond to the need.
>
>
long, and some posts are shown with my name, and some are shown as CRWLR.
Hmmm ...
"Jeff Strickland" <beerman@yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:vq2rf47p9oed3@corp.supernews.com...
>
> "L.W. (ßill) ------ III" <----------@***.net> wrote in message
> news:3FA16536.FDFE4F01@***.net...
> > Hi Jeff,
> > Insurance companies will be a big problem, there are over one
> > thousand homes burn now, and this fire has another half a month to go.
> > There are still empty lots in La Costa from the Harmony
> > Grove fire of October 1996, that burned twenty homes.
> > These car will be a bigger problem than you think, I don't know
> > about Riverside County, that I believe you're a part of, but down here
> > we've pretty much zoned out all the junk yards. So finding tow truck
> > operator to take a junk car will be impossible.
>
> This is not my problem, it is somebody else's problem.
>
> All I want is a few volunteers to help out, the county can do the rest.
They
> have already said this project is a concern, and they are already working
to
> resolve the concerns. All I am wanting to do is help bring a bunch of
> scattered crap that is ------ over a wide area in inaccessable locations,
> and bring the crap to a place that can be accessed lateer by the much
larger
> vehicles it will take to solve the problem.
>
> I am waiting on the County to get in touch to see if they even want this
> sort of volunteer activity. If they want it, I want to have some people
> together that is ready to respond to the need.
>
>
10-30-2003, 03:54 PM
#19
Guest
Posts: n/a
Re: California Wildfires - San Diego Area
This is interesting, I have been posting from the same computer all day
long, and some posts are shown with my name, and some are shown as CRWLR.
Hmmm ...
"Jeff Strickland" <beerman@yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:vq2rf47p9oed3@corp.supernews.com...
>
> "L.W. (ßill) ------ III" <----------@***.net> wrote in message
> news:3FA16536.FDFE4F01@***.net...
> > Hi Jeff,
> > Insurance companies will be a big problem, there are over one
> > thousand homes burn now, and this fire has another half a month to go.
> > There are still empty lots in La Costa from the Harmony
> > Grove fire of October 1996, that burned twenty homes.
> > These car will be a bigger problem than you think, I don't know
> > about Riverside County, that I believe you're a part of, but down here
> > we've pretty much zoned out all the junk yards. So finding tow truck
> > operator to take a junk car will be impossible.
>
> This is not my problem, it is somebody else's problem.
>
> All I want is a few volunteers to help out, the county can do the rest.
They
> have already said this project is a concern, and they are already working
to
> resolve the concerns. All I am wanting to do is help bring a bunch of
> scattered crap that is ------ over a wide area in inaccessable locations,
> and bring the crap to a place that can be accessed lateer by the much
larger
> vehicles it will take to solve the problem.
>
> I am waiting on the County to get in touch to see if they even want this
> sort of volunteer activity. If they want it, I want to have some people
> together that is ready to respond to the need.
>
>
long, and some posts are shown with my name, and some are shown as CRWLR.
Hmmm ...
"Jeff Strickland" <beerman@yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:vq2rf47p9oed3@corp.supernews.com...
>
> "L.W. (ßill) ------ III" <----------@***.net> wrote in message
> news:3FA16536.FDFE4F01@***.net...
> > Hi Jeff,
> > Insurance companies will be a big problem, there are over one
> > thousand homes burn now, and this fire has another half a month to go.
> > There are still empty lots in La Costa from the Harmony
> > Grove fire of October 1996, that burned twenty homes.
> > These car will be a bigger problem than you think, I don't know
> > about Riverside County, that I believe you're a part of, but down here
> > we've pretty much zoned out all the junk yards. So finding tow truck
> > operator to take a junk car will be impossible.
>
> This is not my problem, it is somebody else's problem.
>
> All I want is a few volunteers to help out, the county can do the rest.
They
> have already said this project is a concern, and they are already working
to
> resolve the concerns. All I am wanting to do is help bring a bunch of
> scattered crap that is ------ over a wide area in inaccessable locations,
> and bring the crap to a place that can be accessed lateer by the much
larger
> vehicles it will take to solve the problem.
>
> I am waiting on the County to get in touch to see if they even want this
> sort of volunteer activity. If they want it, I want to have some people
> together that is ready to respond to the need.
>
>
10-30-2003, 04:39 PM
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Re: California Wildfires - San Diego Area
Approximately 10/30/03 12:54, CRWLR uttered for posterity:
> This is interesting, I have been posting from the same computer all day
> long, and some posts are shown with my name, and some are shown as CRWLR.
> Hmmm ...
... queue theme from Twilight Zone...
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> This is interesting, I have been posting from the same computer all day
> long, and some posts are shown with my name, and some are shown as CRWLR.
> Hmmm ...
... queue theme from Twilight Zone...
--
My governor can kick your governor's ***