Land Rights to be given back to the land owner

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With the intention of Americans who want to purchase property & build a single-dwelling house on it, or Americans who currently own or have a mortgage with a property & house:
All water, mineral, land & air rights be given back to property owners. No body of government, people, groups, private sector, or corporations can dictate or implement poisons or toxins that effect your aquifers, waters, land, air (ie: in the form of chem trails, or industrial run off), or impose created catastrophes that affect any land (such as created wildfires, HAARP weather manipulation, or DEWs).
County permitting requirements as pertaining to “how” property owners want to use or build on their own land are to be eradicated: with the caveat that land owners are solely responsible for keeping the land, air, & water clean on their own properties (so as to prevent harming their neighbors & surrounding properties). Land owners are also responsible for all safety standards in building, land erosion, water runoff, & all other common-sense safety & impact concerns.
All permitting fees are to be eradicated. All EPA restrictions on Property Owners are to be eradicated (especially Water Rights). *this is to give the rights back to the land owner & eradicate the current strict, & anti-common-sense “green policies”, & expensive, senseless environmental- required studies that are currently in place in many counties to obtain building & land-use permits & tax classifications. (Ie: you are not permitted to build in a specific location on your land if there is a mud puddle that formed during a rain storm, which the county has now classified as a “pond”, & you have to pay tens of thousands of dollars to get environmental studies done, as well as pay for expensive & specific fencing material to fence yourself out of large areas of your own land for “stormwater drainage”). These restrictions make it very costly for people to do anything on their own land, as well as line the pockets of useless county permitters & tax assesors…& they are the opposite of common sense.

Corporations, mining, government groups & other large-impact organizations are not included.

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Can we add an amendment?

If the land is sold to a new owner, the property rights immediately transfer to the new owner.

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Agree as long as there are still laws protecting the water and land and air from people actually dumping or burning poisonous substances or even trash that would affect others. Example: can’t dump a toxic substance into a river or stream. Can’t burn something that creates toxic fumes etc. I just don’t know where EPA overreach and common sense rules end and start.

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I see the issue regarding safety and injury creation. If we are to say, we do not want our rivers poisoned, why would the land owner be able to do things, that cause injury to the land?

If county permits are eradicated, should they be based on safety standards, and a person builds an unsafe, structure, how is this injury prevention? I think if a person is not causing harm, they should be able to do what they wish though having clear standards, if not insight, on where injury is being created, seems a good way to keep people safe.

If there are no EPA restrictions on property owners, and the property owners pollute the ecosystem, what do you suggest happens? Im unclear on the benefits here.

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Do you intend for this to apply to just government land? What about people who purchased mineral rights from people who were about to lose their homes and land? That’s the reason many land owners sold their mineral rights to begin with. Are you proposing the dissolution of those property rights without compensating the mineral rights owner? What about air rights that have been purchased?

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I think this is a good “Concept of a Plan”. We would have to roll up our sleeves and look at all angles.
Our goal would be to protect individuals from corporate take over while protecting our water, air and soil.
I think we can do it with a little attention.

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