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I could really learn to hate my neighbors. Need to find the reference for the court case
- Thread starter rockyfatcat
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There has been a car parked partially blocking the one road out at the T intersection with drive out tags for at least six months.
Another one in the front yard nearby with drive out tags.
Trash with no can piled up for a month sometimes.
A torn up love seat for a week or two currently.
Dogs roam free for the most part.
(Just ONE house)
I love my neighborhood.
There is only one car that should be passing my house. I seriously wonder about the ones getting far enough to turn around in my driveway.
Another one in the front yard nearby with drive out tags.
Trash with no can piled up for a month sometimes.
A torn up love seat for a week or two currently.
Dogs roam free for the most part.
(Just ONE house)
I love my neighborhood.
There is only one car that should be passing my house. I seriously wonder about the ones getting far enough to turn around in my driveway.
You could really piss them off and rent a couple of moving pods and place them in the yard for 6 months to a year and park your cars in them while you wait to get them fixed...
Cobb County bases the number of operating vehicles that you can legally park on your property on the square footage of your house. We have had at least three neighbors given notices from Code Enforcement. One of the neighbors moved two of his vehicles to a storage unit and another neighbor had two of his freeloading buddies move out. If the vehicles are currently licensed and fully operational, they can be parked on the street if facing in the correct direction of traffic. They cannot be parked on the grass, but must be on an improved surface. Thanks.
8 cars does seem excessive for a single family home...
My guess is they think you are running a business...
Put an 8 foot privacy fence in the back yard and go to town...
Man, nothing is worse than nosey ass neighbors that want to run everybody else’s life.
My ex and I went to look at a house in an Adairsville subdivision, upper $100s then, now they're probably in the $250s. A couple of doors down from the one we were looking at was a place with junk cars in the backyard surrounded by a wood fence that was falling over, and old beaters with for-sale signs on them in the front. You can take it too far if you live in a subdivision. We never went back because of it.
The 98 dodge ram 1500 needs an intake manifold repair. $1600 quote to fix the manifold. I was going to replace the intake with a hughes/edelbrock and replace the cam while it was apart and figured it was $1600 in parts. So it sat. Cannot make registration current without emissions.
The 04 neon keeps throwing a power steering and some brake light code.
The 07 VW beetle needs to have the glass reglued in the convertible top before driving it enough to take it to emissions. Can't drive it as is
It would cost $200 per vehicle plus, plus, plus, to insure. I have expired tags on the truck and no tags just titles on the other two. the neon is covered by insurance. not on the other two.
I have been working on getting the Neon registered but it keeps throwing a code.
I have ordered some tools to help glue the VW convertible top. Its a almost perfect beautiful car! Red and needs one or two things fixed before putting it up for sale. Used value on this one is $7k
This is why I live in the country
The power steering code may be fixable byunplugging the pressure sensor
I got the same issue
No inoperative or unlicensed vehicles
Can’t park on the grass
I can park 6 cars on my hard surface
Without any of em blocking another car
If you put em behind a fence or under a cover they usually don’t care
I’ve had total junker shell parts cars and as long as I keep a nice cover on it (an actual car cover not a blue tarp) no one cares
Where I live the code enforcement guy is friendly and easy to work with and usually gives plenty of time to meet their regs as long as they see progress
None of my neighbors care
Since I’m the
Neighborhood handyman that delights their furnaces and junpstarts their cars etc
But every time a house goes up for sale nearby the listing realtor calls the city and complains
I got the same issue
No inoperative or unlicensed vehicles
Can’t park on the grass
I can park 6 cars on my hard surface
Without any of em blocking another car
If you put em behind a fence or under a cover they usually don’t care
I’ve had total junker shell parts cars and as long as I keep a nice cover on it (an actual car cover not a blue tarp) no one cares
Where I live the code enforcement guy is friendly and easy to work with and usually gives plenty of time to meet their regs as long as they see progress
None of my neighbors care
Since I’m the
Neighborhood handyman that delights their furnaces and junpstarts their cars etc
But every time a house goes up for sale nearby the listing realtor calls the city and complains
