Amusement Park Selective Enforcement Controlling Private Property

Despite being hungry for attracting new businesses that serve families in a resort vacation style area Wisconsin Dells turns away an amusement park.  Wisconsin Dells being famous for amusement park style entertainment has residents back tracking to understand this decision.

Questions have emerged regarding patterns seen within municipal activity that separate control of the private property from the owner.  The Municipal authority absent of a State of Wisconsin Registered Property Inspector - selects properties to receive citations.  An individual staff person is assigned to distribute the citations. 

The individual distributing the citations is not self directive as he lacks the training needed to comprehend the act of property inspection.  This is selective enforcement - and is perceived as a mark which attaches to a property owner. 

So varied property owned by the individual who carries the mark will continue to be disrupted through municipal activity.   Remember the effort is to separate control of the private property from the owner. 

Receiving a permit for an amusement park in a resort community known as an amusement park should be as easy as getting soda pop from a convenience store.  An embedded design issue suggests a property owner who received contact from the non-registered - municipal appointed property inspector - will experience ongoing difficulty with monetizing their privately owned Real Estate.

These emerging patterns lend a visible view to the relationships organized to favor chosen common initiatives that lead start up and business development in the defined geographical area. This municipal activity limits natural efficiencies created with a competitive market balanced through typical supply and demand.

These inconsistencies craft a pattern that seem to indicate chosen common initiatives take priority over commercial real estate acts that have been traditionally utilized to inform future decisions. As if conforming to a chosen perception rather than a legal guideline.


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