Are peacocks considered an endangered species? If so, perhaps the EPA could be brought to bear on the pattern of land clearing that occurs on the Rivercrest estates. Granted, they're not native to the area, but past rulings have been made to protect the environments of non-native species. While I'm generally against many of the decisions the EPA makes regarding the usage of privately owned land, I'd support this if it helped to turn the tide on the spread of McMansions. (Especially those that are oversized for the lot.)
