there is the vital weird relocating in to my parent’s good area as well as everybody is fearful of him so people have proposed revelation my relatives which it isn’t authorised for his residence to be so tighten to their skill line. the residence is about 2-3 feet from my relatives blockade in the little places, is there something bootleg about that?
P.S the man unequivocally is the weird he usually comes out in the center of the night carries the long knife as well as kills area pets, he has been arrested multiform times for this though he is really rich as well as comes from an successful family so he was never convicted
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March 30th, 2010 at 4:19 pm
It would depend on your county zoning laws.
April 2nd, 2010 at 5:03 pm
County zoning. If the house was built with proper permits, the setback line would have been checked.
April 4th, 2010 at 2:34 pm
You have a freak who walks around with swords and you want to piss him off by starting a boundary dispute?
Okay, well what you do is contact city hall and check to see what the building setback rules are for this property. Odds are it is legal, or the builder wouldn’t have been able to get an occupancy permit. You may need to pay for a survey to establish the actual property line (which is NOT necessarily the fence).
Quite frankly, I find the ‘walks around with a sword killing animals’ pretty hard to accept, but who knows what kind of whacko is out there? I think it’s more likely the neighbors are just dreaiming up crazy stories. Remember the movie ‘The ‘burbs’?
April 7th, 2010 at 6:13 pm
Usually that is way to close for a house. Your local government should have a planning and design dept or a building inspector. Call your local elected official.
April 10th, 2010 at 4:53 am
Sounds made up to me. But if I’m wrong here is your answer.If the house was built without a permit you should call a city housing inspector first than go from there.
April 12th, 2010 at 3:09 pm
Some jurisdictions allow for as little as zero setback from property lines. In areas where there has been any earthquake activity it would be a nightmare to attempt to establish that local points of reference have not themselves shifted. If those points of reference move even millimetres, our homes all over could move metres.