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Yes. I'm not objecting to the concept of putting asphalt on land you own. What I find weird is the concept of "the only access to your own home is someone else
by tom_mellior 9y ago
Yes. I'm not objecting to the concept of putting asphalt on land you own.
What I find weird is the concept of "the only access to your own home is someone else's private street".
- geebee 9y agoI think it was owned by something similar to a HOA. Because the HOA didn't pay a minuscule property tax bill, the private street went up for auction, and a private citizen purchased it. That private citizen now has the ability to charge the residents for use of the street, including the right to park in front of houses.