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this guy parks in front of my house then walk down the road to the library some days he dose this and if he is not there he parks in front of the family that live kitty corner from me.he parks there so the paint on his car dont fade but he can easily park at the libary why do my kids have to park on my grass when they should be able to park in front of our house. any suggestion on how to stop him we have asked not to but to no a vale.
this guy parks in front of my house then walk down the road to the library some days he dose this and if he is not there he parks in front of the family that live kitty corner from me.he parks there so the paint on his car dont fade but he can easily park at the libary why do my kids have to park on my grass when they should be able to park in front of our house. any suggestion on how to stop him we have asked not to but to no a vale.
Assuming it is a public street and you have no special right to the space, you are stuck with him.
this guy parks in front of my house then walk down the road to the library some days he dose this and if he is not there he parks in front of the family that live kitty corner from me.he parks there so the paint on his car dont fade but he can easily park at the libary why do my kids have to park on my grass when they should be able to park in front of our house. any suggestion on how to stop him we have asked not to but to no a vale.
Don't tell me there is absolutely no other room on a public street to park their car(s) instead of on your grass. Sounds as if they are too lazy to walk a few more yards to get to the house. Just tell at least one of your kids to park in front of your house so this other person can't.
It is a public street, so he and any one else can park there. You might check your city codes though. Where I live, you can not park within 5 feet of the edge of a private/public driveway (and you have to leave 2 feet between cars, not park within 30 feet of a crosswalk, blah, blah, blah).
I grew up in a house that we couldn't park on street in front of because it was a through road and was no parking. If driveway was full we had to park across the street, yes in front of other peoples houses. Luckily there was a side street to park on right across the street. Some had it worse on that street and had to go a block over because no side street as convenient.
kind of reminds me of the Shakespeare play-what was it?
oh yea.
Much Ado About Nothing.
On a public street, the public can park, assuming no parking limits.
I agree with Parnassia. Sounds like your kids don't want to walk.
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