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<blockquote data-quote="johnr" data-source="post: 164668" data-attributes="member: 395">&quot;A concurrent resolution requesting the Army Corps of Engineers exercise nondiscrimination in public land management and develop, in cooperation with the North Dakota Board of University and School Lands, a process consistent with this resolution to allow prior owners, their heirs, and their successors to repurchase eligible land within the Pick‑Sloan Missouri Basin project.&quot;This is absolute Bullshit. The land is no longer owed to anyone in particular. If it needs to be sold off, just like anything else, it needs to go to the highest bidder. No effn way the family that once owned it gets precedence over anyone else. The land was bought with public money, and should be returned to the public for an open bid. I would say this same thing if my grandpa was the former owner too. Pisses me straight off, that this would even be considered. My father once owned a home along the river in south Fargo, the government now has that land as its a flood zone, but if they fix the flood zone with the western ND oil money, and the land can be used again, I guess dad will be the one that gets first option, being that's how this shit is going to work now.. (retarded)</blockquote>

[QUOTE="johnr, post: 164668, member: 395"] "A concurrent resolution requesting the Army Corps of Engineers exercise nondiscrimination in public land management and develop, in cooperation with the North Dakota Board of University and School Lands, a process consistent with this resolution to allow prior owners, their heirs, and their successors to repurchase eligible land within the Pick‑Sloan Missouri Basin project." This is absolute Bullshit. The land is no longer owed to anyone in particular. If it needs to be sold off, just like anything else, it needs to go to the highest bidder. No effn way the family that once owned it gets precedence over anyone else. The land was bought with public money, and should be returned to the public for an open bid. I would say this same thing if my grandpa was the former owner too. Pisses me straight off, that this would even be considered. My father once owned a home along the river in south Fargo, the government now has that land as its a flood zone, but if they fix the flood zone with the western ND oil money, and the land can be used again, I guess dad will be the one that gets first option, being that's how this shit is going to work now.. (retarded) [/QUOTE]

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