ALLEN
CHORMAN SPEAKS
AGRICURTURAL
AERIAL SPRAY PILOT
LAMENTS
URBAN SPRAW 1988
When
Chorman takes off the Eagle Crest airport near Lewes, he is
able
to
view route 1 toward Rehoboth and all the new developments.
He
knows by flying over them he is jeopardizing the people below as
he
is
flying low as Ag sprayer's generally do.
In
1988 he had to give up 5% of his business because of
encroachment
of
homes and businesses on once open farmland. In spite of his 23 year
record
of no accidents he just can't risk it. Farmers in the Cape area
have
to do without the service.
Agricultural
aerial spraying is an essential service and rescue farmers
from
disaster and it helps keep food prices down.
Chorman
thinks county officials need to take a stand against development
as
a native Sussex Countian and not blacktop nor cement over the
lands
to
create another Washington, DC or Philadelphia.
Abstract:
11/25/18 by Harrison H. from Friday, November 25, 1988,
Wilmington
Morning News by Sussex Bureau reporter Carlolyn Lewis.
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