Simple solution to the issue, you've got the lot, you're allowed some commercial production on the lot, Lisa has the technical skills, build your own log pressing factory on the lot! I'm sure you could build it so that it would easily offload 200 logs into a protected billet just outside of your door too whenever you divert the production line!
;-)
Yes, I'm kidding, but you've got the room with the lot, a pipedream is fun to consider.
It might not be a bad idea to have at least a temporary fence around the new lot to prevent gallivanters from hot footing it thru the lot or depositing trash, even if you don't build a log production line on it. Less than $1000 for supplies depending on the height and quality of the wire fencing, plus posts you choose and whatever gate system you select to give you access, plus however much to hire someone to install it. More if you want to pour a concrete pad for deliveries and a shed for the forklift you'll want to buy too! ;-)
Hey, I'm pretty good at spending your money for this project! I'll sign off before I spend thru all of your savings!
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Date: 2023-03-10 07:47 pm (UTC);-)
Yes, I'm kidding, but you've got the room with the lot, a pipedream is fun to consider.
It might not be a bad idea to have at least a temporary fence around the new lot to prevent gallivanters from hot footing it thru the lot or depositing trash, even if you don't build a log production line on it. Less than $1000 for supplies depending on the height and quality of the wire fencing, plus posts you choose and whatever gate system you select to give you access, plus however much to hire someone to install it. More if you want to pour a concrete pad for deliveries and a shed for the forklift you'll want to buy too! ;-)
Hey, I'm pretty good at spending your money for this project! I'll sign off before I spend thru all of your savings!