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Also Department of Environmental Protection issuing fines to house owners, sometimes big ones, because a random person dumped furniture in front of the house.
by mancerayder 5y ago
Also Department of Environmental Protection issuing fines to house owners, sometimes big ones, because a random person dumped furniture in front of the house. Meanwhile, you have mounds of garbage at intersections for days, and debris that's permanent around government and NYCHA buildings.
NYC's arbitrary enforcement schemes should make even the most ardent statist cringe.
- zxcvbn4038 5y agoI’ve had that happen before, while on vacation someone dumped rolls of carpet on my driveway and I got fined for not removing it, plus had to pay to have someone remove it because the sanitation department wouldn’t take it. The police said it’s usually a two-for. The people get paid to dispose of bulk items that the sanitation department won’t accept then they dump it in someone’s driveway and pocket the cash. Then they come back a few days later to see if it’s still there, if it is then they know the house is unoccupied and they’ll come gut it for copper. Luckily I came home before anything else happened.