Southington: (and no doubt other places) the problem of including recent history in the curriculum. It’s a labeling question in a way: at what point do “Current Events” become “History”? And, naturally, as time passes, that point moves slowly forward in rhythm but not necessarily in parallel lock-step, with the present.
Wallingford: surely, the issue about surveying property before construction is whether it costs more to survey or to defend a lawsuit. Most of the professionals seem to be in favor the town’s requirement, and it is certainly a whole lot easier to get a survey first and not have to remove a part of your house later. And the survey rule can be waived in a proper case.
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