Chip Old writes
> In Baltimore County it is illegal to work on a car on the street
> in front of your house or even in your own driveway...
Barry Fox writes.
> Went out, bought a new Ford/Chevy/Dodge and parked it in front
> of his house. In ten minutes the "neighborhood association" were
> there telling him it was "illegal" for a resident to park any sort of
> commercial vehicle in their own yard. If he wanted to keep it, he had
> to park it some where else, not even inside his garge was allowed! A
> review of the documents he signed when buying the property verified
> this.
John Kolb writes
> If only
> my local Homeowner Nazis... er Homeowner Association was as resonable.
> They have decided that the removable hardtop for my Midget is an
> eyesore if it is not on the car, and that I can't leave it off the
> car for EVEN ONE SECOND without taking it off to storage. No negociation,
> no compromise.
John Kolb also writes
> They also once gave me a violation for the brass kickplate on the door
> being corroded. Seems the builder used brass plated screws instead of
> solid brass screws, and the plating scratches off under the head
> when installed, and the resulting dissimilar metal contact caused
> corrosion under the protective lacquer coating on the brass plate.
The Land of the Free ?
Julian "An Englishman's home is his castle" Daley
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| Julian Daley, j.daley@ucl.ac.uk |
| Department Clinical Physics, Guys Hospital, London. |
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