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<blockquote data-quote="Allen" data-source="post: 103358" data-attributes="member: 389">Once the &quot;agreement&quot;, aka a lease expires.&nbsp; It has no standing past it's term.&nbsp; These aren't 40 year leases they are changing in year 5, these are annual leases.&nbsp; EVERYTHING is subject to change on a new lease.And I believe you are wrong in that none of those camp sites are being closed, those people still are retaining the &quot;right&quot; to lease the site in the future (that's being phased out as I understand it, but is still in place for the time being).&nbsp; What they are losing is the right to have something on the site that cannot be immediately hooked up to and drug off site in the case of another flood.&nbsp; They must go from mobile homes setting on concrete blocks with the wheels removed (and often sold or discarded) to 5th wheel or bumper hitch campers with round things on the axles.&nbsp; So their septic, or wells, that you think they are being screwed out of are still in fact there for them to use.If you know of sites that are being closed, that would be news to me.&quot;These fourth&nbsp; branch govt agencies are really answerable to no one. Tell us what&nbsp; elected official oversees the BOR daily actions that is answerable to&nbsp; the people?&quot;Do you seriously not know the answer to this question, or are you just effing with me/us by referring to it as a &quot;4th&quot; branch of govt?The elected official that oversees the Bureau of Reclamation is the president of the United States.&nbsp; Like all other federal agencies, it is a part of the executive branch of the government.&nbsp; Other elected officials that have considerable sway with federal agencies include the sitting members of the U.S. Congress.&nbsp; They wield the power of the purse, and they have been known to often use it to sway the decision making process.- - - Updated - - -As always, anyone with more intimate knowledge of the actual details can feel free to chime in anytime.&nbsp; This is something I here about&nbsp; but don't exactly take notes on because it doesn't affect me personally.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Allen, post: 103358, member: 389"] Once the "agreement", aka a lease expires. It has no standing past it's term. These aren't 40 year leases they are changing in year 5, these are annual leases. EVERYTHING is subject to change on a new lease. And I believe you are wrong in that none of those camp sites are being closed, those people still are retaining the "right" to lease the site in the future (that's being phased out as I understand it, but is still in place for the time being). What they are losing is the right to have something on the site that cannot be immediately hooked up to and drug off site in the case of another flood. They must go from mobile homes setting on concrete blocks with the wheels removed (and often sold or discarded) to 5th wheel or bumper hitch campers with round things on the axles. So their septic, or wells, that you think they are being screwed out of are still in fact there for them to use. If you know of sites that are being closed, that would be news to me. [U]"These fourth branch govt agencies are really answerable to no one. Tell us what elected official oversees the BOR daily actions that is answerable to the people?" [/U]Do you seriously not know the answer to this question, or are you just effing with me/us by referring to it as a "4th" branch of govt? The elected official that oversees the Bureau of Reclamation is the president of the United States. Like [U][B]all[/B][/U] other federal agencies, it is a part of the executive branch of the government. Other elected officials that have considerable sway with federal agencies include the sitting members of the U.S. Congress. They wield the power of the purse, and they have been known to often use it to sway the decision making process. [COLOR=silver][SIZE=1]- - - Updated - - -[/SIZE][/COLOR] As always, anyone with more intimate knowledge of the actual details can feel free to chime in anytime. This is something I here about but don't exactly take notes on because it doesn't affect me personally. [/QUOTE]

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