In clear violation of any permit in its despicable hands, RUPCO is today, Sunday, at work on its housing project, with heavy equipment. Permits specify work hours are 7 to 7, Monday to Friday and sometimes Saturday, but never on Sunday. RUPCO even worked Thanksgiving day. Fine, that was a Thursday. But today is Sunday, and they are not allowed to work. It's just one more violation.
Also, generators run all night long, which wake me up. I did not know where this deep vibration was coming from, but a neighbor who lives closer says that RUPCO runs generators all night long. I am woken up by these vibrations, which seem to me to constitute construction noise, but I am sure that if I said anything about it, RUPCO or Town of Woodstock would find a loophole to justify this 24/7 disturbance. In addition, they have flashing lights all night, which also disturb other neighbors, but do not disturb me.
Town of Woodstock is guilty of lack of enforcement, of this and quite a few other violations.
Not that any of this is at all surprising.
Just a point of information, for the record. For the future. For the benefit of others......
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As a person who was born and raised in this town, I can tell you it was once great. It was a self sustaining village-with one frame shop-a news shop-a grocer-shoemaker-baker-a soda fountain-a great doctor-artists-ballerinas-craftsmen-farmers-and all met and got along. It began to fall apart in 1971-drugs were rampant-and a new, faux liberal type moved in. the town was a petri dish for the corruption-and here we are. Robin, you remind me of are one of the "old timers"-the great people-even though you're not old. Thanks for your courage and wit. i hope you publish a book- the destruction of a town that was fair and interesting for a large part of the 20th century.
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