They Pile It High In Lake Stevens, Washington – IOTW Report

They Pile It High In Lake Stevens, Washington

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The mayor of Lake Stevens has responded to a resident who claims the city is fining him up to $250,000 for keeping firewood for charity on his property.

On Thursday, Shane McDaniel told the Dori Monson Show that 160 cords of wood currently sit on his property because in the winter he gives firewood to people in need, such as single moms, veterans, and cancer patients.

Much of the firewood came from donors who had heard of his acts of community service, but he said that around 20 cords came from the city after it cut down some Douglas firs. More

12 Comments on They Pile It High In Lake Stevens, Washington

  1. The gentleman is an obstreperous cross grained fellow. City government is corrupt and duplicitous as is usual with governments everywhere. Tempest, meet teapot. Certainly the city wants his property on the lake at the park boundary. What governmental jurisdiction today does not covet ALL of the wealth, of any kind, within that jurisdiction?

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  2. although I’m practically always against gubmint interference, I can see the mayor’s point …. stacking firewood is the proper way to store firewood. throwing it into a haphazard pile invites a conflagration

    hizoner is willing to work w/ the guy & hasn’t even fined him, he’s just making threats to get a solution worked out, where the firewood dude is not being cooperative

    … at least that’s what I get from the story … who knows what is the real situation?

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