And it is immoral to dictate how another should use their property Then why are there zoning laws in every city and town, and laws dictating how to treat animals and disallowing pollution and so much more?

And were on the part of Boundary where there is about 5 blocks until the freeway going east so there is no noise pollution.

This is true, but this is very expensive property to be had and has a history of pollution.

The development was originally planned to include 15,000,000 square feet (1,400,000 m2) of retail, office, residential space as well as 11 acres (45,000 m2) of public parks.[3] Its size encouraged the Postal Service to award the neighborhood its own ZIP code: 30363.[4]Atlantic Steel MillAtlantic Station was designed with energy efficiency in mind and many of the buildings are LEED certified.[5] Additionally, the project was developed to help mitigate urban sprawl and reduce air pollution by allowing many more people to live and work within walking distance of most everyday things they need, with many alternative transportation options nearby.

Below you'll find some of the information contained in the proposal.Property Coverage:Terms/Conditions: special Form: Excluding Flood/ EarthquakeReplacement Cost: Buildings & Personal Property - No coinsurance.Actual Loss Sustained: Loss of rents-extended business income for 90 days.Actual Cash Value: Applies to wind/hail claims on existing roof coverings over 15 years of age and older.Deductibles: $10,000: AOP per occurence$25,000: Per location, per occurence for wind/hail/ hurricane$10,000: Equipment breakdownNONE: Loss due to fire which emanates from a permanently attached cooking surface.Exclusions: Pollution & contamination, asbestos, earthquakeMold, mildew & fungusFlood is excluded - Earthquake is excluded.Wind/hurrica/hail/floodCosmetic damagesI just realized that it is too much information to write onto a forum post - it wouldn't make much sense.

Refer to FEDERAL status and gateway tendency to move onto opiates, meth, LSD, etc =LStill yet it seems its what most everyone is spending their disposable income on these days perhaps to escape the economy, pollution, chemtrails, weekly massacres and perpetual war?

And that's just some of the planning stage.I won't even get into the 25 or 30 different permits you'll be required to obtain, their costs and their impact on your budget.Now think about the Federal regulations that are in place from Wetlands to Flood Plain Issues to Storm Water Management to National Pollutant Discharge Elimination Systems to Erosion Control during the construction/development phases.

Pinatubo erupted, in the Philippines, it released more pollution IN ONE DAY, than man has released in 200,000 years.

According to news today, the company has suspended the use of these chemicals. http://www.portlandmercury.com/BlogtownPDX/archive...As far as affecting home values, I think it's probably good news that chemicals are from an active point source (which can cease polluting) rather than arsenic or cadmium leftover from industry or natural to the area.

A UV light will need to have the bulb changed probably every year.One investor that I know claims that a disgruntled tenant continually ran the water to saturate the septic and drain field, causing him to spend $25,000 for a new system, immediate afterwards he sold the property.Shallow dug wells are susceptable to all kind of pollution including fertilizer, chemical and natural, septic systems, insects and even a decaying animal.