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> This alley has consisted of mostly murals for several decades. As an owner, I can change what I permit or do not permit on my property on any whim, with no n
by dmitrygr 17d ago
> This alley has consisted of mostly murals for several decades.
As an owner, I can change what I permit or do not permit on my property on any whim, with no notice to anyone. That is quite literally what ownership means -- control of property.
- zbrozek 17d agoNot here; being an owner just means you're liable for the taxes and still have to get permission from someone else to do anything with the space.
- SoftTalker 17d agoTo be a bit more nuanced, you can do anything with your property except that which requires permission or approval. NOT that you must get permission for anything you do with your property. The specifics can vary widely from locality to locality, obviously. Painting a wall is something that usually doesn't require a permit. Maybe some restrictions if the building is a historic landmark or something like that.
- jacobolus 17d agoSome people have the legal authority to destroy public art. That doesn't make it a morally or socially acceptable behavior.
- harimau777 17d agoYou are also a member of the community. That carries obligations.
- SR2Z 16d agoNot if there was a contract governing the property. There almost certainly wasn't here, but owning property does not always give you unrestricted rights to do as you please with it.