I've got a little one!

[stlbill]

Google Earth catch a pic of your excavation? Google Earth has been a HUGE privacy invasion to rural residents. The authorities sometimes now use it to find unpermitted work they could not see from public streets.

Unfortunately in 2011 rural residents have to take lessons from 1962 Cuba/Castro.

 

[Baby Grand]

Google Earth catch a pic of your excavation? Google Earth has been a HUGE privacy invasion to rural residents. The authorities sometimes now use it to find unpermitted work they could not see from public streets.

Unfortunately in 2011 rural residents have to take lessons from 1962 Cuba/Castro.

When I went to college I wound up in a class taught by the guy who used to be my home town's First Selectman, back in the 60's & 70's. He told us about how he hired a guy with a plane to take aerial photos of properties that he believed had additions that were not approved by P&Z. He counted the stacks to get a bathroom count & then checked town records. If more than the accounted for, he'd send the tax assessor a-callin' ...

 

[devildog1]

Good job those backhoes do come in handy, you repaired your sink issue, good for you. Oh and I won't talk about how deep or how many gallons or did you have a permit or , or or. Don't listen to all that negative BS, job well done.
DevilDog

 

[BugsRLB]

Ew. What did you do with the old one? Another backhoe project?

JayC

Sorry for the delayed response! :ashamed:

We had a septic tank truck come in and pump out the barrel and the septic tank while he was there. I did not want to attempt to lift that barrel full of crap out of the hole. The sucker truck was the safe way to do it! :thumbsup: Then the barrel went to the dump, probably to be recycled into another barrel someday!