Post by Admin on Oct 1, 2019 17:19:51 GMT
Judge overturns county's aerial spray ban...
From the Oregon Judicial Home page. Welcome to the Oregon State Courts. As a separate and independent branch of government, our mission is to provide fair and accessible justice services that protect the rights of individuals, preserve community welfare, and inspire public confidence. What a bunch of hippo-crites! No giant egos here: they are all Big Headed hippo judges.
Lincoln County Circuit Court Judge Sheryl Black Heart (our opinion) Hardened Bachart the Moscow Mitch of the Circuit Court has now ruled that Oregon’s Pesticide Control Act disallows local government regulation of pesticides, including aerial spraying.
“Since the ordinance seeks by its very terms to regulate pesticide use, the county is completely pre-empted under state law from adopting any ordinance regarding pesticide use,” the judge said.
We also believe that the Judge should be held accountable of any deaths from people afflicted with environmentally cause cancers. These type of deaths were revealed in conversations with representatives of the Lincoln County Health Department. The Siletz River was the source of the water drank by those that died from environmentally caused cancer.
We no longer recommend consuming clams taken from Siletz Bay due to unknown levels of Herbicide and Pesticide contamination applied from the Ariel spraying of these chemicals in the Schooner Creek, Drift Creek and Siletz River watersheds. These circumstances along with the City of Lincoln City's continued delay in posting notice of sewage spills compels release of this warning. Bill
From the Oregon Judicial Home page. Welcome to the Oregon State Courts. As a separate and independent branch of government, our mission is to provide fair and accessible justice services that protect the rights of individuals, preserve community welfare, and inspire public confidence. What a bunch of hippo-crites! No giant egos here: they are all Big Headed hippo judges.
Lincoln County Circuit Court Judge Sheryl Black Heart (our opinion) Hardened Bachart the Moscow Mitch of the Circuit Court has now ruled that Oregon’s Pesticide Control Act disallows local government regulation of pesticides, including aerial spraying.
“Since the ordinance seeks by its very terms to regulate pesticide use, the county is completely pre-empted under state law from adopting any ordinance regarding pesticide use,” the judge said.
We also believe that the Judge should be held accountable of any deaths from people afflicted with environmentally cause cancers. These type of deaths were revealed in conversations with representatives of the Lincoln County Health Department. The Siletz River was the source of the water drank by those that died from environmentally caused cancer.
We no longer recommend consuming clams taken from Siletz Bay due to unknown levels of Herbicide and Pesticide contamination applied from the Ariel spraying of these chemicals in the Schooner Creek, Drift Creek and Siletz River watersheds. These circumstances along with the City of Lincoln City's continued delay in posting notice of sewage spills compels release of this warning. Bill
