Makes me want to early morning ride the Harley to the ramp and rev the bike for a half an hour.
Eff that guy
Makes me want to early morning ride the Harley to the ramp and rev the bike for a half an hour.
Eff that guy
Need to do it at night, apparently!Hah, you will be pleasantly surprised with how many other bikers pull into that parking lot during the course of a day. It's the only pit stop between Linton/Beaver Bay and Bismarck. You guys can get into a Harley version of dueling banjos!
The city has no plans the new mayor has an idea but he clearly has never been down there since there is nowhere to build such a place! The only stretch that could be developed is the stuff along River Road where the bike path is but no one's going to ever allow that because it's everybody's favorite chunk of the bike path the rest of it's all floodplain. Furthermore the city has no jurisdiction over the river thus the reason why you could legally hunt the river in the middle of town if you wanted to.There is a plan by the city of Bismarck to start a new development along the river. Don't be surprised if there isn't a push for speed limits and noise limits in the future in the city limits of Bismarck/Mandan and not just at night but also during the day. Imagine making Bismarck a no wake zone. It's really not that far fetched. If they are going to spend millions of dollars developing it, I can see someone trying to regulate the activity on the water. Just a thought.
Harleys are maxed out at 80 dbs off the line where airboats often fall in the 90 to 120 range.
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The city has no plans the new mayor has an idea but he clearly has never been down there since there is nowhere to build such a place! The only stretch that could be developed is the stuff along River Road where the bike path is but no one's going to ever allow that because it's everybody's favorite chunk of the bike path the rest of it's all floodplain. Furthermore the city has no jurisdiction over the river thus the reason why you could legally hunt the river in the middle of town if you wanted to.
Hes a 100x better than the past tax happy dipstick.The new mayor is an idiot.
I imagine they use the big motor to get up in the shallows and they pole around from there until they get ready to leave. There's an awful lot of shallow water within a mile or two of that boat ramp. You wouldn't want to run a prop up in those shallows as it's full of wood.
The new mayor is an idiot.
But like has already been pointed out how do you develop that that's all flood plain out in front there so you'd either have to backfill it in which would be stupid or have whatever you have located three hundred yards from the water.Obviously you've never met him. He's a great guy and very smart and trying to spend our money for the good of the order, rather than the crony capitalism downtown development ass hats. Expanding business development grows our tax base, expands tourism dollars and keeps our property taxes low. As for the location for the riverfront development.... think Sertoma Park.
He in the same boat as Trump in that he is fighting old ways of thinking, especially within the City departments.
But like has already been pointed out how do you develop that that's all flood plain out in front there so you'd either have to backfill it in which would be stupid or have whatever you have located three hundred yards from the water.
As for the original topic I see they've not changed the wording to airboats instead of just boats.
Where you live right now, was once floodplain. You and me both.
You think floodplain can't be changed - that the houses along the river aren't built up? Think Hogue Island. All of that IS flood plain.
You think that spending the money to develop that land, would be stupid - that it can't be done? Ask Kevin Turnbow.
Ask any of the developers who've built entire neighborhood along the river.
Granted, none of it would be possible without Garrison Dam, but the dam is now in place.
It's a gold mine. If it weren't, there would still only be the original few houses along the river.
Where you live right now, was once floodplain. You and me both.
You think floodplain can't be changed - that the houses along the river aren't built up? Think Hogue Island. All of that was flood plain.
You think that spending the money to develop that land, would be stupid - that it can't be done? Ask Kevin Turnbow.
Ask any of the developers who've built entire neighborhood along the river.
Granted, none of it would be possible without Garrison Dam, but the dam is now in place.
It's a gold mine. If it weren't, there would still only be the original few houses along the river.