Lol, opening trailheads, I feel the need to recreate this weekend.You opening the trail heads or going "leather-face" on them?
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Lol, opening trailheads, I feel the need to recreate this weekend.You opening the trail heads or going "leather-face" on them?
I’m about to get on the road and while it’s public record, I don’t feel comfortable posting people’s names directly.In for the update ! If it's public land then who owns it ? The county ?
I’m about to get on the road and while it’s public record, I don’t feel comfortable posting people’s names directly.
Google Cherokee County GIS, the parcel info is:
Recreation area: 21N11B 004
Residents claiming to have purchased it: 21N11B 043
I confirmed with the county that these are the most recent records, with none pending.
You can access plat and all tax records using these parcel numbers.
Ready...go
Happens all The time..
People get accustomed to lifestyle of enjoying property rights..
The ownership comes in and changes the rules now there is some dissapointment..
That would be a good idea if they actually owned the property, although they have claimed they purchased it, they haven’t. If you check the owner names of the small parcel (home), you’ll see they are not the same people that own the “recreation area”. At this point, I don’t believe they have the right to tell people they’re trespassing.I have had this happen to me multiple times:
1. I buy a property
2. I secure the property (gates etc)
3. Despite gates, fences, signs etc., people continue to use the property
4. Trespasser get confronted.
5. "But we have been using the property for years!!!
Really the thing to do would be to approach the new neighbors with cold beer/bottle of wine and ask if your kid could keep fishing there once in a while.
Yeah, I did. Still belongs to the developers of the subdivision.all property belongs to someone just find out who.