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The thing is, none of the neighbors actually care about the staircase with no handrail. They just want what they consider to be an eyesore to go away, and they'
by humbledrone 8y ago
The thing is, none of the neighbors actually care about the staircase with no handrail. They just want what they consider to be an eyesore to go away, and they're using code/law as a tool to get that.
It may well be that the owner has some real safety issues, etc, and I think it's great to fix those. But it's a dick move to use those as leverage to get rid of an "ugly" house.
- eesmith 8y agoBut that response is entirely predictable, which is why ignoring building codes in order to bypass the neighbors' preferences is the wrong way to start.