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I believe it. I'd rather not roll the dice on getting a neighbor that will do it right though.
by loco5niner 5y ago
I believe it. I'd rather not roll the dice on getting a neighbor that will do it right though.
- endisneigh 5y agopresumably the same rules that you trust for neighbors to work on their own plumbing/landscaping and preventing runoff into your yard, for example, would apply here.
- kbenson 5y agoI think the issue is that with slightly bigger lots and/or city services meant to alleviate these problems (sewage lines), much of what might be problems is smoothed over. Often there are laws about setbacks from property edges for dwellings, which may or may not apply to a structure which is not meant to be a dwelling. By skirting the rules or using a loophole, people may in some instances find why those rules were put in place in urban areas (i.e. where people live closely together).