Complete Devastation Erosion In Stevensville. Powerful Lake , Michigan Homes Falling IN Done Footage
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Thank you for just showing the video without adding any obnoxious and repetitive music over top. Much better to just see the video and hear the natural sounds. Thank you, Thank you!
These are some huge homes built by affluent people who felt only they should have access to waterfront property and now probably demand taxpayer money to save them. If they want it so bad, they can pay for it themselves.
Try walking that beach in some places you might break a leg !
Probably all owned by multi-millionaires!
@@golden.lights.twinkle2329Maybe, but you don’t need to be a millionaire to afford such a house. Someone with a 6 figure income would qualify to purchase such home, with no problem paying the mortgagee. ✌️🫶🏼
A lot of homes fell into the water back in the 1980's. I am sure those residents know that history. I just do not understand why they would toss their money into the water.
Insurance will just get them another vacation home and they will do it all over again basically using everyone else's money.
@@blaketracy4377 NO... IT WON'T. Insurance doesn't cover erosion. Those people are on their own
That's almost like people moving to the country near the hog farm, then forcing the hog farmer to move because it stinks too much.
MOTHER NATURE ALWAYS WIN!!!!!
Always
Agree totally! 😎
Ahh ! Thats Father God and his Son come to claim their EARTH ....Mother nature has bing gone when El yinyo and bad climet moved in .....and when the rich says keep drilling ....YA " go head on and keep drilling silly people !!! Its All Greed !!!
I don't feel one bit of sympathy for these people. I grew up in FL. We would go to the beach every summer. We didn't own a beach house, but passed by many of them on the way to our favorite spot. Back then, beach homes were tiny cinder block structures with no landscaping or fancy decoration. And they were all far away from the actual beach. There were no private sections. Everyone could enjoy the beach. And if a hurricane came through, no one minded much if the structures were damaged because they were so cheap to repair. Over the years, millionaire idiots started gobbling up beach property and building extravagant mansions, landscaping the beach areas and privatizing sections of the beach. It ruined the beach! The dunes eroded away in a few years, leaving the entire area prone to surges when big storms came through. Then the sandbar just off the beach eroded too, which made the beaches even more dangerous in rough waters. Wasn't long before the beaches in front of the mansions eroded away too. Then we had a string of powerful hurricanes, which destroyed their homes, vehicles and valuables. And some of them were stupid enough to ride out the hurricanes in their beach homes, so the death counts during hurricane seasons skyrocketed. Of course, the millionaires whined and complained and expected the state and insurance companies to compensate them for their losses. Never felt one bit of sympathy for any of them. All of us locals warned them over and over about the consequences of what they were doing, but they were too entitled to listen. Serves them right!
If they paid for insurance then they should be able to use it to repair.
I agree with you. The beach hones used to be so adoring. Now you I can't even drive the roads next to the beaches and see the water. All blocked by Hugh ugly buildings they can pound sand
Erosion has been an issue since the earliest of these summer homes were built. Most belong to Chicagoans who think the state of Michigan should pay some type of compensation for their trouble. Most summers, they complain about low water levels or "locals" trespassing across their beachfront property. Now they think the lake is too savage.
Patrick Aalfs good luck with those morons
Hey your rich enough to buy the home but not smart enough to know sand on a lake shore is a stupid place to build, maybe take some of your money and hire someone who knows about erosion , im sorry but i dont feel sorry for stupid people with money , its easy to seperate a fool and his money apparently in the states , no wounder so many freud telemarketers call you guys hell your screwing each other out of money and you wounder why other countries try to as well . Do you guys not know the 3 little pigs story or do you have a differt version ? Lol suckers
@@4486xxdawson Are there no regs to stop people building/financing this shit? Most decent developed countries in the world have this.
@@chumleyk lol im shur there is the problem is who is making shur that the rule makers are not linning there pockets to look the other way ,
Lol
I would not build anywhere close to these so-call Lakes ! I see them as the Ocean !
What a beautiful area. Looks like the lake is planning to take back the sand it temporarily stored there. 😳
Mother Earth and Mother Nature working together to get back what belong to them. Beautiful just Beautiful.
The Great Lakes are well know for their violent erosive storms. It is not wise to build valued structures on the sandy shores.
That should have been comonsence. I don't understand why its allowed.✌🇺🇸
Looks like they need a sand nourishment project, 5 years ago…it’s a big bummer that Americans don’t like to put the young people to work, learning about methods to fight back the sea, in this case the lake, it’s really a simple process of sucking sand from the lake floor and depositing onto the beach. Everyone wins, the homeowner, the beach dwellers, and the coastline. Dumping broken concrete on the beach with soldier piles is ugly and should have never gotten to this point.
Nature cleanes the nature
They should sue Mother Nature !!!
Im finding it difficult to feel sympathy for these homeowners...they built these homes, and some restricted beach access to public...enjoy yourselves now, it's all yours.
Well, you're not too bright. So there's that.
Pearly Everlasting agreed. Karma
Pearly Everlasting No, it’s not about them. It’s about us. These levels are getting so high, farmland won’t drain, we won’t have any public beaches, our lakeside cities and tourism, .... but essentially this is devastating out State. We have too much water with global warming and massive rainfall is coming our way. We need to get rid of some water.....it really is a State issue.
@@lrx54 Ya lost my sympathy when invoke the Global Warming BS
@@ironmonkey5883...Maybe you would prefer "climate change" would that please you? If you deny climate change pull your head out.
Beautiful footage "Timeless" Thank You for the great perspective. Peace.
That was'nt PEACE but GREED and now its time to hear Gods music !!!
8 mins... no one should be allowed to disfigure the lake shore like that... what a mess.
Some of it looks almost as bad as a BP oil spill.
Not to mention that it doesn't work. Water percolates from in back of the sand and pushes off anything on the surface. Everything will end up at the bottom 😮
Now is the time to pick up some good deals on lake front. A childhood chum bought 300' feet of Lake Michigan shoreline back in the mid 80's for dirt cheap because the water was high and everyone was freaked out. He still has it and is kicking himself for not selling it a few years ago. I think he bought it for about $35K and just before the lake levels rose it was worth over a million. He did build a nice house on it but the vast majority of the increase in value was the lake frontage. BTW, he just spent $100K on stone to try to arrest the erosion.
35k in the 80s for a piece of sand? 100k now. Pocket change clearly.
I LOVE the detailed Views.🎓💯♥️
There is also erosion from the water drainage septic tanks,watering lawns etc.. toilets. sinks from all of these houses that goes down and hits a certain level and then drains towards the lake and the roads at two. I lived right in that area and talked to workers that had to resolve these problems..
The constructions of foundations, piping, sewage, and also rebuilds and extensions all done with trucks and buldozers digging, digging, drilling and use of heavy machinery over the years equal to the effect of fracking endeavor on site also weren't exactly helpful...
"I'm going to build on the edge of a sand dune, cut off access to beaches as private so no one is there during my visits, then cry to the State when my McMansion is tumbling into the water, as it eventually must. Suddenly, it is now a public concern and those banned Beach goers should help pay for remediation.
I agree the state should not have permitted such construction, and those who choose to insist need to sign a statement that they assume ALL liability for their choices concerning shoreline erosion and related factors-and assume the cost for any clean up required.
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I don't have any problem with the state allowing someone to risk their money building close to the lake. But that should be between them and their insurers. Absolutely no way the state should get involved in bailing these people out. And they should pay to haul off the debris.
Talk to the politicians that allowed these structures.
How some of these people got mortgages on houses built on lots THAT close to the lake baffles me...
I would like to know what insurance company was dumb enough to insure erosion prone property?
At one point in time they just had to have it at any cost and now it's useless! They'll just go somewhere else and buy up another chunk of ocean front, because they gotta have it!
It goes beyond mortage companies, what city or county government gave the ok to build there in the first place.Houses built on sand...next to a lake...Not just any lake but Lake Michigan? Some one got paid off to give that a green light. And look at the size of those homes I'd guess some of those home owners themselves were coughing up serious money to build there.
@@etrainwilson990 lol. They don't cover erosion damage.
Thank god I’m not rich enough to afford a house like that.
thats very funny
@@rob5763 k
🙂 I hear the price been lowered ?
many trees, etc washed up on the beach at New Buffalo, now I know where they came from.
Same thing here in San Diego---Millionaires building to close to the edge. Tsk-Tsk--Ocean don't care
The lake shores should be for everyone,
not just the bloody rich !
And it did get bloody when they took it from the Indians ....read your History on the Indian land ....and the indians got it when God made this world ....So people God is Reclaiming it .....and the rest of HIS world !!! Greed will get you no where.....!
🤣 Bunch of wacked zealots. Ha, ha, ha this is God's vengeance because some stoned age savages no longer live there. (?)
🤣 Bunch of wacko zealots. Ha, ha, ha this is God's vengeance because his stone age savages no longer live there ! (?)
🤣 Silly Zealots ! Ha, ha, ha this is supposedly God's vengeance because some stone age simple savages don't live here no more...(?)
powerful covenants at work
You can tell the old from the new, most of the older houses are set well back from the lake and in no danger. With the new cardboard palaces are perched on the edge, people have lost their vision they only see what is in front of them and what they want it to be. The lake is alive every thing that it is washing way here it is putting somewhere else, it is the arrogance of man to think the planet bends to our whims
Jeff Ralston No, we’ll yes but no. The lakes are Never this high. It’s global warming bringing much more water from Canada. We will be getting massive rainfall in the coming years. We need to get rid of some damn water. Or, we can build stone walls around MI all 2000 miles, the ruined marinas, and much other collateral damage. I vote get rid of the water. Lowering the lake by 1 inch, is so much water almost impossible to measure. We need 6 inches, to start. We better get moving.
@@lrx54 ...
"Get rid of some water"? What's your plan? Oh wait I've got it, dredge out the lake to make more room for the extra water...problem solved. hahaha
@@lrx54 Michigan is so very fortunate to have so much fresh water around us........at whatever level. The biggest problem in the world right now is access to fresh water. getting rid of water would, pun intended, open the floodgates to people taking our water all over the country/globe. I'll hang on to it thank you!
@@lrx54 "The Lakes are never this high" . Really? This fits with a person who has been duped by 'Global Warming" and not "Climate Change". Persons like yourself listen to corporate "News" sources, then parrots this like they know what they are talking about. It's not called TV "programming: for no reason. You are that reason.
@@harryberry474 You can smell the ignorance of the brainwashing at work. It doesn't have to make any sense, they just parrot what they have been told to parrot and don't even realize it.
She thinks these are 'organic' thoughts all her own, and this demonstration of ignorance really shows how "informed: she is. In reality, she regurgitates her lines just like squeezing the neck of a Dummy. That "just get rid of the water" is her ingenious solution is testament of the successful brainwashing of another individual.
It wasn't that long ago that the Lakes were at or near historical records, and people clamoring for the locks down by Chicago to be throttled back to increase lake levels-of which the states have significant control over.
Now, this poor twit realized none of this while declaring a solution, and says "it's all out fault". I bet she still drives around and uses petroleum products each and every day despite "global warning" God help us.
I would love to live here it’s absolutely stunning 😊
Sleep w/one eye open. It's only a matter of time.
I would put my mattress inside a boat so if the house slides into the sea I'd float away.
When I was a young boy my family word vacation st lake Erie PA every year, but one year Erie had extremely bad storms that lasted a week and I can remember going to the place where we went to swim and have full day of fun being washed away by the high water and killer waves that crashed over the beaches where we used to enjoy so many years a great vacation fun. It looked just like these lake side properties. We never went back to lake Erie again
Hows that lake front property lookin' now ;)
Getting closer everyday
Just put up another "no trespassing" sign.
No more evening walks along the sandy beach I guess.
its all SAND. theyre screwed. it might be different if it was dirt and rock. but SAND? itll wash away more n more. people that bought their homes here must've overlooked that
6:17 What does that guy with the loader hope to achieve by carrying rock on the shoreline ? stop the erosion ? He may slow it down but he wont be able tyo stop it thats for sure . The first major storm that will occur will take care of that barrier fast
A strong Nor’easter will take the remainder of that cliff with it. Those houses will fall in into the lake within the next couple of years or sooner.
He dosent know that Its over with being confeeees .......God and his son says so ......Its all OVER people ...Every body out the pool !!!
Hey ! give him a break , maybe him and Trump are building trumps WALL !!!! 🙃😷🙃😷😮 they dont know that its OVER .
@@eveadam6943 i wouldn't say its over yet cause Buden did not managed to get trump out of his possibility to come back for the next elections
The people Across the street will end up with waterfront Properties
Until they too get swallowed up by the waters..🤨. eventually ..😱. not right away .🤨. maybe it will take years🤔🤨... question : how will they sell ?? and to who ?? just my humble opinion. .. can they sue the town / zoning board ? / real estate company that tricked them into buying /. building on this land?!?😒😝
Whatever they do won't be enough. Nature will triumph in the end!
It is nice to sleep in the sound of the waves, but in such areas you have to live only in a tent or caravan.
I could never live in a house on a cliff. Don’t care what the view is. I would always lay in bed thinking that my house would slide of the cliff at any second.
Not on a cliff of solid rock, it wouldn't. A cliff made of compressed sand battered by an endless barrage of water waves, that's a different story. Only an arrogant moron, or a completely ignorant imbecile can build a house on such cliff. LOL!
Water dont care how much money you got
Well that is what happens when build a house on an erosion zone. Kind of like the idiots who build in flood zones.
Come on really....it's been fine for the past 1000 years and is now just getting bad in the past decade. How about those who build in fire zones or in the middle of a forest then complain about a tree falling on their house, ones that build near a dump and complain about the smell, even better how about the ones that buy a forty year old condo in Florida, are all of them idiots too? Maybe you live in the perfect place with the perfect weather with your perfect wife, I guess some just aren't as lucky as you, as far as being idiots, I don't think so. Those are million dollar homes and they can afford $20,000 in stone work to protect their investment. I grew up on the lake front and none of my neighbors were idiots.
Ya dis is true but my home is in dis footages!! Der higher you puttin der home dis is muchin better! We from Finland know dis things! You wantin beech home der pay dis prices! Call my back filling company! We ville fix da loss sure line fer you! We fill n usin da metal sea wallin!
You welcome. we glad to fix yur problem is not hard for us.
Wow talk about building their house on sand
What was happening with the snorkel truck thingy?
They are spitting ridiculously tiny amounts of concrete (I assume) on the already heavily eroded sandy cliff to fortify it? Which is beyond pathetic, and more importantly an utter waste of time, money and effort! It also looks hideous and it won't save their stupidly built house in the long run!
People with the smaller homes are like “let nature do it’s things and my kids won’t have an inheritance with this house, we’ve had a good life here.
Que tal sería vivir en ese lugar ? 🤔😱
Land goes, then land come's back, all part of the planetary cycle that's been going on for hundreds of thousands of years, and because we build near the water, we think its a new phenomenon.
This is like watching those Japanese tsunami videos. Those puny humans built their houses on sand. Mother nature is taking back what is hers.
on sand..... absolutely right
All kinds of flotsam out on the lake today. Stairs, decks. PITA for boaters.
Water has a, sure, way of "creeping up" 😎
Those poor poor multi-millionaires and their 3rd homes. The horror!🖕
🤣
Yep let's start a go fund for them lol
Beautiful neighborhoods built on sand...
Mother Nature has come to claim her land.
Why built a house on such a soft soil?
Hmmmm.
That's why us Indians never built permeate (?) Structures near the shoreline.
Did you ever build permanent structures anywhere? Aside from from the cliff dwellers of the southwest my understanding is the native Americans were at least itinerant if not completely nomadic.
Native Americans (if that's what you mean by "Indians") have mostly never built permanent structures as far as I know. Apart from some few wooden plank structures like plank houses built by Native Americans along the west coast (particularly in the Pacific Northwest). Planks were crafted together to make permanent houses. But generally they lived in tents called tipi (sometimes also spelled as tepee or teepee) and moved around with them, as well, when needed.
What were thos green pieces of fabric hanging off that cliff?
Shorelines are never 'lost' the tide has been re- sculpturing them forever and will keep on doing so. It's like building in the middle of a forest never expecting fire to rampage
in the future.
Is it even possible to stop this erosion? Or are folks just kidding themselves?
What do you think?
Maybe the rest of us can see beach now. Rich people hog up all the beach and access. No pity for them
At 8:00 what are they doing ? Looks like their pool on the beach slid down the into the lake
does not matter what price to pay for a house on sand like that , nope not me ,beautiful yes nope not me at any prices 🤔🙋♂️🥂
Wealthy people can't battle and subdue Mother Nature. What a shame!
Knda reminded of the lyrics from Tool's song, Aenema. Mother's trying to wash it all away :)
Hay situaciones que por la erosión no van a cambiar en el mundo.
I get the ocean erosion on shores but what's causing this on a lake?
How is that road not closed. It seems the weight of driving on it would collapse it further.
Watch the history channel on the great lakes very interesting.
Ocean: sorry homes I was here first.
The soil erosion can be curtailed if large rocks are laid against the shore.
The lake look like a very big sinkhole... For me this is not a simple erosion... 😕
What sucks is, these people get a huge insurance pay out for building on the edge of a lake, river, or ocean, and every one's insurance go up to pay for it !
NO THEY DON'T. Insurance doesn't cover EROSION LOSS,
I am sympathetic to these homeowners plight. Just as I am if a tornado wrecked an area. I live in a city not too far north of this beach erosion. I am also on the board of commissioners listening to the homeowners pleading for help to assist in moving the houses away from the cliffs if they have the land or to help them pay for what you see in this video to shore up the ban with large stone, erosion blankets, cement, replanting vegetation………. To buy land on a hill versus down in the valley or in this case on a cliff overlooking the lake comes with risk. The hill or cliff slides downhill, the valley floods, the lake levels rise or falls. When the lakeshore owners ask for financial help to save their property I have to remind everyone that knows about Michigan property rights with respect to to beaches. These homeowners were kicking people off their beaches because the law says they own to the waters edge. Riparian rights. They want to kick you off the beach while asking for you to help pay to stop the erosion and protect their investment. You are on your own!
Was that beach before the erosion ?
You've probably heard the expression, holding back the ocean with a broom. -That's what some of these attempts remind me of.
How much are those homes worth without the erosion?
The condo complex at 5:44 did it for me. There is no way this thing should have ever been approved, built or insured . . . Gees !!! Some places should just be left alone in their natural states.
Whew! Greed and privilege versus Ma Nature! Who will pay to resist? Not likely the pitiful people who built there.
Greed and privilege?!
I don't know why but seeing all those extravagant homes threatened by nature gives me a warm fuzzy feeling.
Yeah, can't have a better tangible example of the old adage: Stupid is as stupid does! LOL!
Why is that?
@@Fedgery007 I don't know why...
If they can afford to build a mansion I guess they can afford to lose one too.
Love the FIP's ...best neighbors I ever had!
There was likely some heated conversations as to who would pay for the riprap rock erosion control install.
i life in belgium in a house on beach to but not so close to the beach and we can not build on sand, its asking for problems al those houses near the water build on sand verry bad you must respekt nature
Nice place to temporarily park an RV.
When SHTF move the damn thing out of harm's way.
IJC - International Joint Commission , controls lake levels .
IJC - is controlled by the bulk carriers
Surprised that it took so long but Secchia comes out and speaks for the Crust that taxpayers should pony up.
the Crust?
Eso. Mimos pasa. En. Puerto. Rico. USA🇺🇸💯Los. Millonarios se hicieron dueños de la. Paya es. Privada y el. Gobierno le. Permite a los. Millonarios tener la. Playa. 🏝️ solo para. Ellos😮
That long stone wall breaker must have cost hundreds of thousands of dollars.
Yikes! That green paint (whatever that was) they put on one portion of the cliffside is such an eyesore, it looks awful! What is it called anyway?
I have a beautiful house on the lake in michigan. Its kind of hard to believe im the owner sometimes
Build on a Giant Sand Dune and restrict the Beach View for a only you and your wealthy family, it’s karma. The across the street now has the million dollar view.
Brett Holt Absolutely 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻❤️
Beaches are still gone ; that’s not a good view .
And it hurts people who can’t afford break walls
@censored vigilante - lake levels are deliberately kept high for shipping .
This tragedy - destruction of the shoreline - did not have to happen
Just heartbreaking!
Why?
If I owned a house there i would feel much worse!
😳😵
Вот поэтому и существует санитарная зона, запрещаюшая строительство домов близ кромки воды..
God is Good All The Time lol
Why do insurance companies insure homes facing this kind of water erosion? Foolish, and it costs us all.
if only life was like minecraft
is that mt baldy?
No this is about an hour North of mount baldy in Michigan.
Are these homes ALL built on sandy soil? Who would have thoughts and would wash away...hummm
what's that line from the bible about building your house on sand?
You can see the private property invested and payed self for protection and the city / public mantained property failed.
That is sad for homeowners. you know the insurance companies will screw them.
Some of better efforts I've seen still real pity is it won't last a storm You'd need to run the big 5 ft rock 30 or 40 feet up cliffs so waves NEVER EVER OVERTOP and that over a deep bed of graduated smaller rock and geotextiles 10 ft deep altogether, then you need to run it out under water until wave action won't under mine it, or run out jetties as I see at places HUGE hundreds feet long 50 feet wide last 100 yrs ones Might even justify this if public access piers included (double as jetties) platforms and pavilions over shore side rock Some might say oh the environment, the environment will adapt wonderfully to acres of rock where things can cling to to live hide in etc as opposed to constantly shifting silt and sand and new silt from erosion suffocating everything in sight I hate supporting the rich but if it does something for the people that's as close to a win win as one can get, and what the heck there are a few small houses left along the cliff old timers that didn't sell out to those wanting mc mansions on the shore.