Can you legally block a live creek in Oklahoma?
601832
No I do not believe so. You need to call your county agriculture commissioners office and ask.
345396
The easement is not enforceable because it is not part of the public record.  The only way it would be enforceable is if C can prove that D had "actual knowledge" of the easement.
426694
You can petition the city to revoke their building permit, but I don't know how much good that will do. They will have had to make their case before the city council and show that they aren't disrupting anyone or anything by building the range, so you will have to show proof that this is not the case.
232341
There is no state law against it.  There could be a municipal code that covers it in your area, and you'd have to check with the police department to find that out.
870273
not too much because if it an act of nature there is nothing he can do about it. now if the neighbor changed the way that water drains he may be liable for damages.
193087
http://www.tamu.edu/ticc/   Check here, I'm about 50 miles SE of Abilene and the ban has been lifted in town but is still in effect outside of town. I think the site above has a map of burn ban areas
34644
Probably not if you are off their property. On their property they can control it.
569699
Many areas have fairly strict gray water laws.\n\nCopy/Paste:\n\n"Colorado water law allows each customer just one use of the water before it goes down the drain, through a wastewater treatment plant and back into the river for others to use.  By law, Denver Water customers are not permitted to take their bath or laundry water (commonly referred to as gray water) and dump it on their outdoor plants or garden...."
859731
Oklahoma....\n\nWe have the "Make My Day" law, and have had for some time.  This one deals with protection of your home.\n\nWe recently passed a bill we call the "Stand Your Ground Law" which says that you can use even deadly force if you feel threatened in a public place.  \n\nIn addition to these wonderful laws, we have a right to carry a concealed weapon, but must be licensed for it.\n\nIf you are against the 2nd amendment right to bear arms, and the right to protect yourself with deadly force if attacked.... don't come to Oklahoma.  Oklahoma feels a person has a right to protect themselves in a public place or at home.\n\nAs for protecting property, it seems to me that if I'm there when someone tries to take or destroy my property, it is not a long leap to say they are threatening me with bodily harm because I'm witnessing their felony crime.... so..... while the law says you have to feel threatened with bodily harm, or something like that.... I would feel threatened by violent destructive people and would have to deal with them accordingly.\n\nGod Bless,\n\nSue
355782
I doubt very seriously that your city ordinance has a clause which prohibits a frog, especially a native species, from croaking in your yard. Nor can they enact one at will to specificly target you and your guest. Your neighbor on the other  hand can be subpoened to court by you to answer civil complaints regarding his actions as well as be carted off to jail by local police provded they can witness his actions or you can provide evidence such as a video tape of him tossing items in your yard or phone company recocords of repeated calls from his number as well as recorded messages  he leaves on your answering machine. You might aloso check with your states Parks and Wildlife Department and see if that visiting frog is covered by any kindof protected species act, which could assist you greatly in getting political pressure placed upon local authorities to impress upon your neighbor the seriousness of hefty penalties he might face should he decide to erradicate the frog.  Dealing with people like your neighbor is one of the few pleasures associated with my profession.
868636
In Ashtabula in the Ashtabula River towards the mouth is a great place. Actually you want to go to Walnut Beach and go behind the break wall behind the water company. There is a cove there that the pike spawn at in the spring when the water rises to about 40 to 45 degrees. There is alot of vegetation which they like. You will probably have to use a top water buzz bait as plugs will get tangled in all the vegetation. You'll have to walk in. I think they blocked it off now. Also in the harbor you can drive back into the marina on the railroad track side and fish the inlet there but you have to do it before the boats are docked there because they won't let you in when the boats are there unless you know somebody that has a boat docked there.
136815
yes.  some municipal regulations even actually require it.  a prudent management would dictate it as a standard practice.  you wouldn't want to be living next to an axe murderer, would you?  many of the smaller places don't do much but call your references and some even less than that.
358775
Always ask permission before entering private property. The land does not have to be posted for trespasser to seek legal action. You can be issued a citation and a fine under civial penalties. You can lose hunting privilages for two years and lose all equipment.
128041
Every person has a right of easement over his/her property. So if you landlock somebody's property in such a manner that his easement right's are violated then it is illegal.
987664
Different cities have different ordinances for this. Check with your local city hall.
50672
The Chester County Water Resources Authority has developed an initiative to protect first order streams, the upstream-most perennial tributaries, in the county. First order streams are very small and have low flow volume and are, therefore, more vulnerable to pollution sources affecting water quality and quantity. The county is promoting establishment of forested riparian buffers and streambank fencing where livestock graze. Forested buffers help maintain water temperature by shading the creek and help reduce streambank erosion and nutrient runoff. Buffers also provide paths for wildlife to reach food and cover. The Brandywine Creek has 57.8% of its watershed flowing in first order streams. White Clay Creek has 45.1% of its watershed in first order streams. More information is available on the Water Resources Authority activities at http://www.chesco.org/water\n\n\nhttp://www.dep.state.pa.us/dep/DEPUTATE/Watermgt/Wc/Subjects/WSNoteBks/WRAS-03H.htm
810017
sorry, but there is no law requiring land owners to designate the boundaries of the land they own are clearly marke.d\n\nUnless its owned by the state and it publicly states that it can be used by the public (public right to access) then you must assume 100% of the time that hte land is privately owned.\n\nYou dont have a case as you were trespassing.