It is not over yet!
The Legislature is currently considering legislation that would modify statutes to allow mandatory remote inspection stations, the ruling said. “This is the legislative function that must be allowed to pass or fail without judicial involvement. Perhaps this opinion and result will spur appropriate legislative action.”
And
The city of Chanhassen, which was originally listed as a defendant in the suit, is currently working with a contractor that is hiring workers to staff public access sites beginning May 25 to check boats to prevent the spread of zebra mussels and other aquatic invasive species. Inspectors will work at Lake Ann, Lake Susan and Lotus Lake. The inspectors will work from 6 a.m. to 8 p.m. on Fridays through Sunday at all lakes and work additional hours during the week at Lotus Lake, according to Todd Hoffman, Chanhassen’s Park and Recreation director.
Will these be those certified volunteers the DNR appoints or will they be wearing special colors something like that of that Angle vigilante group? LOL!!!!
Call you legislator soon!! Before they sneak it through.