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True that.. What we find many a time, is that townships and cities have an extraordinary amount of power to cause problems for landowners. We all think only Ho
by kefka 10y ago
True that..
What we find many a time, is that townships and cities have an extraordinary amount of power to cause problems for landowners. We all think only HoA's can do this... and that's blatantly not true.
What exactly is a nuisance? Right now in this case is an untended yard. It's also been "improper house paint color". Or too many vehicles. Or too much traffic. Or harkening to older worse times, "wrong skin color" (just noticed the photo... possible sigh).
But how much control should government have over private property? As long as I'm not doing anything illegal, they shouldn't have any holding on my affairs... But then that's the root of the issue, is with an Ohio law allowing control to townships with an undefined term "nuisance".
- II2II 10y ago> Right now in this case is an untended yard. The article mentions that non-native species are removed. In other words, the yard is tended to. It simply is not tended to in a way approved by the township.
- kefka 10y agoAh, true that. But I'm looking at another probable reason.. Ohio, rural, ~400 people in county. Yeah, I'd be willing to bet money on "Living while black". It's not common, especially in areas like SV and high-tech areas. But the Appalachians and foothills are their own.. uniqueness. And Other-ism is definitely a concern and issue.