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70NEWYORKER
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Maybe they want to have uniform yard sizes for their buyers...
Fratzog
Old Man with a Hat
"Good fences make good neighbours". Looks like the fence together with the trees will give you an adequate privacy screen from all the new neighbours.
commando1
Old Man with a Hat
On the other side of the fence, is there a buffer zone?
C Body Bob
Old Man with a Hat
Yep there’s a burm
C Body Bob
Old Man with a Hat
Nope
commando1
Old Man with a Hat
So you can toss **** right onto their property...
Looks like the house n the right side is getting screwed out of 10' o back yard.
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C Body Bob
Old Man with a Hat
It sure does. I guess I’ll clear it & add it to my yard.
Who gets the snakes?
C Body Bob
Old Man with a Hat
I’ve seem 3 so far. Damn things.
C Body Bob
Old Man with a Hat
commando1
Old Man with a Hat
That is NOT how to erect a fence.
Cheap low bidder bastard.
Cheap low bidder bastard.
C Body Bob
Old Man with a Hat
What did they do wrong Stan
the top should be level no matter what the ground elevation is.
commando1
Old Man with a Hat
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Squatter rights on the extra 10'?
Plastic fence, how long before the sun cooks it into a brittle hazard when the next big wind storm hits?
You must have a State Authority who worries about drainage and flooding. The ponding on your side of the wall should raise their eyebrows. Maybe take bunch of pictures after the next big rain and send them to these guys and ask if this is normal or is a larger culvert required.
Public Health might also have something to say if you show them the pictures and express concern the mosquitoes might be carrying West Nile.
Build a second fence that follows your property line exactly. This would leave a "no man's zone" where all the snakes could be "stored". Anybody bitches, "it's not my land, so it's not my problem". Maybe a gator or two back there could spice things up a bit.
Follow the rules and milk the bylaws. If nothing else it's good entertainment. Stan knows the game and has been playing like a pro with FUHOA!!
Maybe you need giant wind turbine to help with the carbon footprint!
Maybe you need a patio hi-fi with a 50,000 watt 7 channel amp with "The House of the Rising Sun" at dawn and dusk. Or maybe add a big *** flag pole and run run the Stars and Stripes every morning to 50,000 watts of reveille, who could take issue with that?
Plastic fence, how long before the sun cooks it into a brittle hazard when the next big wind storm hits?
You must have a State Authority who worries about drainage and flooding. The ponding on your side of the wall should raise their eyebrows. Maybe take bunch of pictures after the next big rain and send them to these guys and ask if this is normal or is a larger culvert required.
Public Health might also have something to say if you show them the pictures and express concern the mosquitoes might be carrying West Nile.
Build a second fence that follows your property line exactly. This would leave a "no man's zone" where all the snakes could be "stored". Anybody bitches, "it's not my land, so it's not my problem". Maybe a gator or two back there could spice things up a bit.
Follow the rules and milk the bylaws. If nothing else it's good entertainment. Stan knows the game and has been playing like a pro with FUHOA!!
Maybe you need giant wind turbine to help with the carbon footprint!
Maybe you need a patio hi-fi with a 50,000 watt 7 channel amp with "The House of the Rising Sun" at dawn and dusk. Or maybe add a big *** flag pole and run run the Stars and Stripes every morning to 50,000 watts of reveille, who could take issue with that?
C Body Bob
Old Man with a Hat
I believe this is a prefabbed fence. I was looking at it as they were building it. There are slots made into the plastic for it to fit together. Don’t know if there was a way to level it. I agree though the level/staggered look is better. Not my dime so unless who ever buys the lots on the other side complains then I guess that’s how it will be
C Body Bob
Old Man with a Hat
They put in one small drainage pipe & it’s already full of mudSquatter rights on the extra 10'?
Plastic fence, how long before the sun cooks it into a brittle hazard when the next big wind storm hits?
You must have a State Authority who worries about drainage and flooding. The ponding on your side of the wall should raise their eyebrows. Maybe take bunch of pictures after the next big rain and send them to these guys and ask if this is normal or is a larger culvert required.
Public Health might also have something to say if you show them the pictures and express concern the mosquitoes might be carrying West Nile.
Build a second fence that follows your property line exactly. This would leave a "no man's zone" where all the snakes could be "stored". Anybody bitches, "it's not my land, so it's not my problem". Maybe a gator or two back there could spice things up a bit.
Follow the rules and milk the bylaws. If nothing else it's good entertainment. Stan knows the game and has been playing like a pro with FUHOA!!
Maybe you need giant wind turbine to help with the carbon footprint!
Maybe you need a patio hi-fi with a 50,000 watt 7 channel amp with "The House of the Rising Sun" at dawn and dusk. Or maybe add a big *** flag pole and run run the Stars and Stripes every morning to 50,000 watts of reveille, who could take issue with that?
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