Im clearly in the minority here. I mean all of this nonsense could have been avoided. The club by rights should have gone over the top to be sure where their property lines were before building anything, especially out on the edge of the property line. Further they could well have asked permission, or disclosed their plans, and if there was resistance, couls have had time to consider actions going forward. Did the club not realize they filled in and built on wet lands? Thats the real problem here. Land plot sized aside. Say you go on vacation, upon your return, your neighbor has poured a slab and erected a pavillion, on YOUR back corner of YOUR lot. Are you the ass if you dont just accept it? The arguments in this thread are all silly at best. Would the value of the plot matter? Ex ok you can key my old beater because you don't feel its valueable enough. However you may not key my 2021 pickup, because its worth more…no private property is private property. Or what if a neighbor decided say your camper parked out in the back corner of your property was, idk his. So when ever he and the wife get to fighting he stays in the camper till she cools off. Is that cool if hes a 2a guy? I mean he has good intentions right….bottom line is maybe don't build stuff (particularly on wetlands) with out checking with ol uncle sam first, and if its out on the edge of the property, or if the general belief is the line is back there in the woods, you know like right over that hill. Call a surveyor before you go filling things in. Im not saying the town inspector isnt in bed with a developer, or that there isnt some alternative motive, or anything like that. Im just saying be intellectually consistent. One cant just claim property and fill in wet lands and construct out buildings, on that fill. Particularly if one is not quite sure where their property lines actually are….