fire?

[curious]

what's on fire on or near gassaway? the whole town is covered in smoke.

[curious]

*in

[fyi]

The Meadows' are burning all the houses they tore down to build the new CVS (which they were suppose to haul off). They tried to hide the fact that they piled them in the hollow by piling trees and brush around everything. They started the fire yesterday evening and with the size of the pile, its going to be burning for a long time.

[fine or not]

Did they get a ticket for the fire or just a slap on the hand cause if we did it we would get a ticket for it

[kbbhlkk]

don't you know already when you are rich you get of Scot free no matter what you do if you are poor you get the boot for the same crime the rich person done that they got off Scot free for being rich cuss when you have money you can make any thing go away so i heard from some one that said that a cop told him

[Just the facts]

I know for a fact the DNR came out to check and everything was on the up and up. Most debris was hauled away. The stuff in the burn pile was mostly pine trees and underbrush. Best to check facts and not go on heresay. The project is being overseen by the folks at CVS and everything is permitted and legal.

[formerBraxtonian]

kbbhlkk wrote:

don't you know already when you are rich you get of Scot free no matter what you do if you are poor you get the boot for the same crime the rich person done that they got off Scot free for being rich cuss when you have money you can make any thing go away so i heard from some one that said that a cop told him

Have you ever heard of punctuation and grammar? And the law applies to everyone, sweetie. Do you really think a large company is going to risk those kinds of fines? Whatever they did was within the law. Don't put down the people who have worked and built a secure financial life for themselves.(Probably from the ability to spell, use punctuation, and grammar) Have a great day.

[Fact Checker]

If you know the facts...where did they haul it to? What trucks did they use to haul it in? How many loads? What kind of permit did thay have for disposal?

Just the facts wrote:

I know for a fact the DNR came out to check and everything was on the up and up. Most debris was hauled away. The stuff in the burn pile was mostly pine trees and underbrush. Best to check facts and not go on heresay. The project is being overseen by the folks at CVS and everything is permitted and legal.

[Hater]

Fact Checker wrote:

If you know the facts...where did they haul it to? What trucks did they use to haul it in? How many loads? What kind of permit did thay have for disposal?
<quoted text>

It was hauled to Meadowfill Landfill in Bridgeport on Meadows trucks there were three loads

[paperboy]

formerBraxtonian wrote:

<quoted text>
Have you ever heard of punctuation and grammar? And the law applies to everyone, sweetie. Do you really think a large company is going to risk those kinds of fines? Whatever they did was within the law. Don't put down the people who have worked and built a secure financial life for themselves.(Probably from the ability to spell, use punctuation, and grammar) Have a great day.

And i am sure you edit your paper when you don't even notice the printing of the same article in the same paper, same dat, and different page. What are you trying to use up the space, maybe you are loosing accounts?

[kbbhlkk]

formerBraxtonian wrote:

<quoted text>
Have you ever heard of punctuation and grammar? And the law applies to everyone, sweetie. Do you really think a large company is going to risk those kinds of fines? Whatever they did was within the law. Don't put down the people who have worked and built a secure financial life for themselves.(Probably from the ability to spell, use punctuation, and grammar) Have a great day.

f++k you and go get a mother f+cking life you really thank the law applys to every one you really need to wake up from your dream world just look at all the famous people that get off Scot free all the time if regular people tried that same thing they go to jail in hart beat

[paperboy]

kbbhlkk wrote:

<quoted text>
f++k you and go get a mother f+cking life you really thank the law applys to every one you really need to wake up from your dream world just look at all the famous people that get off Scot free all the time if regular people tried that same thing they go to jail in hart beat

your right man, the former braxtonian lives in her own bubble, not aware of the reality that there are wealthy people who pay their way out of trouble. being that she is in the news business makes me really laugh that she really hasn't been out of her bubble. it is sad, she needs to see the real world as it really is, i cant believe she said that, do you really want to read her paper? why is she in the news business, does she believe everyone is equal, they are supposed to be, but that is not the way it works braxtonian!

[formerBraxtonian]

I wasn't aware I wrote for a paper? Kbbhlkk, don't be so sensitive. It's no one's fault but yours if the law got you for a meth lab or whatever you were up to. And are you suggesting that instead of getting the required permits and what not to set this fire, they just paid the law large amounts of money? You're right that makes so much more sense. I'm sure that's exactly what they did. Morons.

[fyi]

Hater wrote:

<quoted text> It was hauled to Meadowfill Landfill in Bridgeport on Meadows trucks there were three loads

They tore down four houses and that fit in three truck loads? The trucks they were loading the debris in were not street legal trucks.

[Kbbhlkk]

formerBraxtonian wrote:

I wasn't aware I wrote for a paper? Kbbhlkk, don't be so sensitive. It's no one's fault but yours if the law got you for a meth lab or whatever you were up to. And are you suggesting that instead of getting the required permits and what not to set this fire, they just paid the law large amounts of money? You're right that makes so much more sense. I'm sure that's exactly what they did. Morons.

that's funny considering i have never even had a speeding ticket and BTW im highly agents drugs. like i said wake up from your dream world

[Kbbhlkk]

and tobacco and alcohol

i wish you can edit these posts

[Fact Checker]

Do you really think three houses can fit into three truck Loads?

Hater wrote:

<quoted text> It was hauled to Meadowfill Landfill in Bridgeport on Meadows trucks there were three loads

[Hater]

fyi wrote:

<quoted text>
They tore down four houses and that fit in three truck loads? The trucks they were loading the debris in were not street legal trucks.

Yes they were street legal trucks there brainiac and it wasnt the whole houses just trash that was left behind and the roofing basically everything that couldnt be burnt. So there u go have a nice day A__hole

[formerBraxtonian]

How could they not have been street legal? They would have had to take interstates crawling with State Troopers. It seems to me like whoever wants to get on here and cry about the "rich" people forget how they got rich. They didn't get on websites and whine about things, they started careers and took care of themselves.

[fyi]

Hater wrote:

<quoted text>Yes they were street legal trucks there brainiac and it wasnt the whole houses just trash that was left behind and the roofing basically everything that couldnt be burnt. So there u go have a nice day A__hole

A rock truck, or "wiggle wagon", as some call them are not street legal trucks, and that is what the construction debris was being loaded into. I have pictures. Yes, it was WHOLE HOUSES that were burnt. Also, it is ILLEGAL in WV to burn ANYTHING (including "trash") other than vegetation, without proper permits. Please read below. This was copied from the WV DEP website:

"If in violation of the open burning law, 45CSR6, refusal to comply may result in a Notice of Violation and/or a fine of up to $10,000 a day.

Materials illegal to open burn include:
Household trash (burn barrels and/or piles) including paper products - such as cardboard, boxes, etc.
Construction, building, or demolition materials (examples: lumber, flooring, roofing material, carpet, plastic, styrofoam, etc.)
Wood pallets and other packaging materials
Tires or other rubber products
Asbestos-containing materials including building materials
Insulation from copper wire
Waste paints, waste oil, or solvents


Open Burning of Land Clearing Debris Must be "Approved":
Vegetative material generated by clearing of land for purposes of preparation for development, construction, mining or other such activity may be open burned provided there is no practical alternative disposal method
Non-vegetative (ex. construction debris) material is not considered land clearing debris
Pitburners should be used whenever practical and may be required in non-rural areas
Must complete the approval to conduct open burning form and receive written approval from DAQ"

So, there YOU go, A__Hole.:)

This has nothing to do with anyone being jealous of the "rich" in our county. It has to do with people who think they are above the law and can do whatever they want without any consequences.