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This is an intentional tactic. Buy land at a discount near a nuisance, sue/threaten everyone around you into oblivion, and then enjoy your now-significantly-mor
by vorpalhex 6y ago
This is an intentional tactic. Buy land at a discount near a nuisance, sue/threaten everyone around you into oblivion, and then enjoy your now-significantly-more-profitable house/condo/apartment building.
This has repeatedly happened with the music venues, which caused them to leave that part of the city. It happened with a really nice gun range. It happened with several bars. Unfortunately the car meetup is probably doomed.
- chii 6y ago> near a nuisance if they were a nuisance, then getting rid of it surely isn't an issue? The fact that there exists residential places near "nuisances" is the root cause of the problem isnt it?
- pas 6y agoAccording to the article this is simply a weekly Saturday BBQ at a school yard. It's sort of supposed to happen where residents live. Of course this being USA people go there by car (and when a lot of people who know each other go in a procession, who also happen to love their cars, it can get loud), of course this being the 21. century somehow even just built luxury apartments are not noise-proofed sufficiently. https://www.google.com/maps/place/The+Weaver/@30.2522831,-97.7317779,498m/data=!3m1!1e3!4m5!3m4!1s0x0:0x2f079eaf4c205be5!8m2!3d30.2525629!4d-97.7319724 https://www.google.com/maps/place/The+Weaver/@30.2522831,-97... This looks like a nice park at the river, which also happens to be the backyard of a middle school. So it seems The Weaver was built next to a 3+3 + 4 + 4 lane highway/interstate and a school (anyone have any experience with loudness levels at recess?) and now the residents are complaining about the one thing they feel is easiest to change. The BBQ.
- fallingfrog 6y agoThis should be the top comment