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re: EPA Wetlands Proposal

Posted by CharleyLake on 12/7/25 at 8:54 am to
Not too far away. Bayou D'Inde Pass Road south of the building where the Calcasieu Parish voting machines are stored.

re: EPA Wetlands Proposal

Posted by CharleyLake on 12/6/25 at 9:38 pm to
As to a geographical reference that you can most likely identify with, it is an eighty acre parcel located south of Maplewood area of Sulfur. The zoning designation is "light industrial."

re: EPA Wetlands Proposal

Posted by CharleyLake on 12/6/25 at 5:35 pm to
I walked this property with two men from Providence Engineering about seven years ago. The Army Corps approved their findings which was a few acres of 100% wetlands and mostly the balance 38% wetlands.

This property was owned by my grandfather and there are 26 of us with undivided interests at this time. A large majority of my cousins decided to put it up for sale. I think that they are having the JD reapproved at this time.

Indeed it is a cool place. Many years ago started learning plant and animal taxonomy, fire arms safety, and to drive an automobile when I was eleven years old.

re: EPA Wetlands Proposal

Posted by CharleyLake on 12/6/25 at 1:16 pm to
Yes, the property is in SWLA (Calcasieu Parish).

re: EPA Wetlands Proposal

Posted by CharleyLake on 12/5/25 at 10:21 am to
Yes Ron, thank you for the comment.

It is estimated that 59% of Louisiana wetlands are located in non-coastal inland swamps that could become open for development under this new proposal. At present much of the property that falls under the definition of wetlands are well-drained areas called "pimple mounds." Between these elevated areas are spaces that can become saturated with rainwater.

Under the new proposal the wetlands area would have to be touching visible water surface at least part of the year under a typical season. We may hear it called "the continuous surface rule."

re: EPA Wetlands Proposal

Posted by CharleyLake on 12/5/25 at 10:03 am to
The proposal will knock back restrictions.

EPA Wetlands Proposal

Posted by CharleyLake on 12/4/25 at 11:21 pm
What is your take on this matter?
Is it likely to be accepted? Is it good for Louisiana?

re: Diving deeper on Standard Lithium?

Posted by CharleyLake on 12/4/25 at 4:11 pm to
Happy for you. If I ever get to the point of being $ .15 away from breaking even, I will hire El Groucho as my bodyguard.
I have been there two times for lunch. It is legit.
I have never really understood why Sulphur has had the youth sports facilities that Lake Charles does lacks. For example, the Louisiana High School state baseball and softball championships are held there each year.

Upon my understanding Barbe High School kids on the swim team drive there for practice because McNeese will not allow use of their pool.

re: My choices are down to 2

Posted by CharleyLake on 11/11/25 at 4:45 pm to
Should we applaud? You have done so much to inspire my confidence.
That looks like Gaucho for sure. In one of his last posts, as I recall, he was wondering why it was taking so long for you and me to warm up to his obvious charm and winning personality.
That would "set me right." Pre-market at $4.61 per share. It has been a very good week.
There is an old Burt Reynolds film titled W.W. And The Dixie Dancekings produced in the mid-seventies. In the scene W.W. was with his date at a drive-in movie theater in a classic 1955 Olds Delta 88 both seemingly enjoying the moment.

She said "Don't stop now, WW!" I expected the next scene to be absolutely erotic but it dialog was rather humorous.
Has El Gaucho requested a job referral from any of you long-term shareholders for an operator job?

re: LSU opens as a -10 favorite

Posted by CharleyLake on 10/5/25 at 6:56 pm to
Not only one thousand dollars. So far this thread includes betters risking their houses, farm, and their mortgage. Impressive.
I am stuck at a cost basis of $5.91. I did average down, which did help somewhat, but ran out of bullets. with 11,700 shares. My shares are in an old traditional IRA. Today's close of 4+ is of some comfort.
The UVA students are living in an age when only the present and future are of interest to them. Rushing the field was quite impressive.
I take it that you mean the dealership. I wondered why one dealer was emphasizing that for my daughter recently. Thanks for the intel.