I live in metro Lou. Ky.  Sidwalks have just been put through my yard. Who is responsible for upkeep and liab.
613950
Unfortunately, you are!  Sad, but true!  Check with your county or city hall - they will give you the specifics
155601
Wow, I didn't know stuff like that still happened. I've seen if for stadiums but not highways.  I have two answers, contact the ACLU, and start a petition with signatures of all others that are affected by this.  I'm sure they feel like you do, attract as much publicity as you can, public offices don't like to look bad.
142907
I'd call you local disablity law center as well.. The housing inspector, the health dept and anyone else you could think of.. you want to call a mold inspector too.. the house may be condemable,, Stick that in your slumlords tail pipe and let him smoke it.
883160
How would you know they are illegal?  Are you just making assumptions because they are different from you?  I live next door to some US citizens, and they are declining my property values, by having junk cars parked all over the place and weeds growing on their property.....What can I do?  Hope and pray they move and mind my own business and accept that some people are slobs....
26434
Call the department.  They will give you relevant information.  They don't publish these because they don't want people making false grievences.
827888
Do not walk the tracks themselves, but the property they go through.  We do it all the time and the game warden has never said anything -we are checked by the warden almost every year.
220472
call the city or the county public works. thats what we did
573303
Get a property map from the county first of all.  Approach whomever is using the easement with proof of the boundaries and request that they cease activity on the easement.\n\nIf they refuse, your next course of action would have to be through the legal system, whether it be contacting police or county officials (depending on "who" is using it and for what), or through the court system.
207039
yea, check on nuisance laws in your state.  Your gonna need evidence though.
402838
get their tag no and call your local authority to complain, good luck, I find it better to pick it up and go with life
565603
Call the police. The trees are on his property and you have the right to sue.
196299
Depends how Influential he is in the County/State. IF, he an Honest man then you may possibly sue him in a court of law. BUT, considering he MAY (Heee Heee) have buried toxic waste in your soil, he most likely not an Honest man, which means he have friends in high places, so, you may waste your money trying to sue him. The courts against you. BUT, if you have some amount of evidence you could go over the Heads of the Locals and go to a Federal Agency; EPA, FBI. Be careful about these even in your own State, go outside the State for help. IF, they live in the State, they may very well play golf with the builder. ;-)  Think!!!! What I say is very true, most people will NEVER realize it, until you butt heads with these Communists. Remember, they have unlimited taxpayer resources to THEIR advantage.
275443
Get a copy of the opinion from the other case and read it over to see if it applies to the ordinance in your city.  If it applies, you can present a copy to the prosecutor and the judge and advise them of the case.\n\nJust because the other ordinance was struck down, does not mean that yours will.  If you feel the law is unjust, you should try to change the law or have it put on the ballot for a vote by the citizens of the community.
582420
Start with your county's District Attorney's Office. They often investigate claims against local officials. Some have a Public Integrity Unit. Good luck!
1043956
Interesting reports. Where did you find this information? I would love to check it out myself. How is this major pollutor polluting? Who have they been cited by local,state,fed? What was the grounds for eviction on the low income family? As a previous rental property owner, low income or not you still have to have your actions make business sense. ie: loud parties, deliquent rent, blatant disregard for lease terms, etc
164922
As a former Texas police officer, I can tell you that the guy that is doing it on purpose could be charged with Criminal Mischief if the owner of the property choses to press charges. If it's an accident, then the owner can take the driver(s) to civil court and sue for the damage to the lawn. No one has the right to hurt someone else's property and the one guy that is doing it on purpose needs a charge slapped on his butt and then he can sit in his jail cell and spin his wheels. He can also be sued for the damage. If the owner wants to press charges, tell them to get it on video if possible. Hide a camera somewhere and then they have their proof. =)
975186
Have DCT the FDE about Ncc withregards to the HFSS then go to THHF and ask them to ratify all NDDFs in case of the lawnmower in the back yard call the UUF and have them report it to the DDC they will go to the LKlJ and the springs in the garage door will be fixed.