The Pirate Republic Had Questionable Zoning Laws Nassau ~ Comfort Colors Long Sleeve Tee
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Twelve Years ~ No Permits ~ One Very Busy Harbor
From about 1706 until July 1718, Nassau belonged to whoever had a ship in the harbor and a crew on the beach. Nobody called it a republic at the time; the name came later, for an arrangement with no mayor, no council and no setback requirements. Then Woodes Rogers arrived with a royal pardon, and the neighborhood association finally had a chair.
- For the one who knows what mixed use means: Buy it for the city planner, the zoning board regular, and the friend who built a deck without telling the county.
- Permitting, absent: Nobody inspected anything, and every structure stood by the simple method of nobody stopping you.
- Surveyed by: Part of Pirate History & Legends, where the town that ran without rules ran out of time in 1718.
Damien swears the best stories start after sundown on the dock, when the breeze turns cool and nobody wants to go below deck ~ this Comfort Colors long sleeve tee is made for exactly that watch: soft garment-dyed ring-spun cotton, a relaxed lived-in fit and sleeves all the way to the wrist, sizes S through 3XL ~ hoist the colors and stay out a little longer
