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OH! He did include his return address? Then I guess there's no need for the sign.
Be real careful about that, because then you're trespassing, if he wants to push the issue, and because you're on his property, law enforcement will be more likely to believe his story over yours, no matter what story he might tell. My intent was to try to publically embarass him, and perhaps find out if he's done the same to other neighbors.
At this point, it might be the wise man who decides to tread lightly.
Keep an eye on him, looking for something he does that could be "illegal", and send a letter of your own.
Roger
OH! He did include his return address? Then I guess there's no need for the sign.
Be real careful about that, because then you're trespassing, if he wants to push the issue, and because you're on his property, law enforcement will be more likely to believe his story over yours, no matter what story he might tell. My intent was to try to publically embarass him, and perhaps find out if he's done the same to other neighbors.
At this point, it might be the wise man who decides to tread lightly.
Keep an eye on him, looking for something he does that could be "illegal", and send a letter of your own.
Roger
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It's all going to come down to how cool the cops are with you and how you present yourselves to them. (I'm on a police-community committee in our town.) They can't ignore you breaking the law, but they have some leniency as to how they deal with it. If you're speeding, driving recklessly, etc, they probably are going to ticket you and confiscate the bike(s). Did you see NYC's video of crushing dirt bikes with bulldozers the other day? IT was last week and it was very sad.
Anyway be safe and smart out there and remember there's probably times that you're the "noise" and times that you're the "neighbor".
--Rob
Anyway be safe and smart out there and remember there's probably times that you're the "noise" and times that you're the "neighbor".
--Rob
