KennyG
Elite Member
A setback for fences is new for me. I'm familiar with 5 foot and 10 foot setbacks for buildings, but everywhere I've lived, fences can go on the property line.
Maybe the neighbor is a flat eartherI think the fence is in the wrong place due to the neighbor not allowing for the curvature.
Bruce
And here's where my BS meter just went off the scale. Is there ANYONE here who believes the OP would have zero issue with a neighbor doing this to them? This thread has really made me appreciate my neighbors more. I suspect I'm not alone on that either.Oh boo hoo. Taking advantage is keeping a 100 ft x 10 ft swatch mowed and cleared of branches? Over-react much?
The more I read replies from drama queens the more I will absolutely NOT say anything to the neighbor except Hi.
A setback for fences is new for me. I'm familiar with 5 foot and 10 foot setbacks for buildings, but everywhere I've lived, fences can go on the property line.
^^Same here. In fact, both land owners have responsibility of fence maintenance too. As you look at the fence from your property, you maintain the right hand half.My fences are right on the property line. My neighbor had/has an issue with me so I put up the fence.
The more I read replies from drama queens the more I will absolutely NOT say anything to the neighbor except Hi.
This thread is good for something. I believe the majority of the neighbors fence is within 2 ft of my property line.A setback for fences is new for me. I'm familiar with 5 foot and 10 foot setbacks for buildings, but everywhere I've lived, fences can go on the property line.
You sound like my wife. Makes a mountain out of a mole hill. And plenty of exaggeration.lol, this is like talking to my wife....
Setup: She comes home from shopping/other..... yells & screams at me that they missed taking off a coupon that she had.
Next day, she's set to go to family reunion and absolutely refuses to take her baked hash browns..... 'because she's so mad at what the store did to her"
Huh???
So, tradosaurus comes to the internet, makes some comments, gets some clarity on responses and decides that's it....he's had enough. He's not saying another word (absolutely NOT) to use his words, to his neighbor who's got nothing to do with this entire conversation.
Folks.... Let me (attempt to) Honor Bird for a moment.... ask we all tone it down. If we keep clarifying the absurdity of his point of view.... before it's all done, we might hear in the news about someone going bat "crap" bonkers and holding a whole city hostage because he's absolutely NOT going to say anything to his neighbor except "Hi".
I personally don't want to be part of that mass extinction.
-Bird mode off
Rhetorical Question: I wonder what he'll do if his neighbors house is aflame.... he (neighbor) is crawling out the front door to (this guys) house, clothes on fire, begging for some help.
"Hi!"
Really?