tj444 -> RE: Huge Explosion Near Waco (4/18/2013 11:44:54 AM)
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ORIGINAL: Level People that can't afford not to, but you were probably being rhetorical, my friend. More like a complaint about the zoning. You'd expect such a plant to have to buy the potential blast range and be prohibited from using it for residential buildings. But, yeah, somewhat rhetorical. IWYW, — Aswad. Oddly enough, apparently not every city has zoning regs.. I am in Houston right now and there is no zoning here, they use deed restrictions but those may only last 20 or 30 years.. here in older areas there are industrial buildings mixed with residential, commercial, etc.. I was surprised by that when i came here, this city is the only one I know of that doesnt have zoning, but again it could depend on how old the city/town is and zoning can change over the years/decades.. Zoning is only one consideration tho.. lots of dangerous chemicals are shipped by truck or rail so if you live near a freeway or train track, all it takes is for an accident with one of those for you to be at risk.. not just from explosions but toxic chemicals in the air that can damage your lungs or kill you.. or the gas main in your front street or in neighbors house to blow up.. gas lines scare me.. and its not unheard of that a housing development was built near/on a dump site, with all sorts of weird chemicals mixing around either (like Love Canal)..
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