Is it morally correct to build a private bowling alley in your home?
613796
how does an indoor firing range use energy?
228190
I like bowling. It should be on here.
623175
I don't think so.  I think each house should have its own individual rules, so you can make that rule in your house.  There are probably some people who don't feel the same way, like me.
673898
get in the nets and live there. practice, practise, praktice.\nbut: you'll only be as good as your bowling partner.
757287
This kind of thing makes my blood boil.\nI feel like my property is my property and as long as I do not make noise to disturb my neighbors, trespass on their property, etc then what I do is my business.\nIf my neighbors was to leave junk cars on their property that is up to them. Same is I want to paint my house in polka dots. \nWhoever is paying the taxes and bought the land/house has the right to do as they please as long as they do not disturb others. I do not count supposed eyesores as a disturbance.
801047
Never - I wouldn't want to take away the pleasure you'll eventually get when you get the keys of your own house, from your own struggles.\n\nYou wouldn't get the same satisfaction if it was handed to you.
800282
No it is not legal, and its trespassing.\n\nSo, you are in for a heafty battle. There are privacy rights, and your land lord can be liable if he is in on it.\n\nGood luck. DO you have hard evidence of this? you will need concrete. LIke pictures... Make sure you have them..
845448
you need to tell us where this residential project is because geography is pretty important! Of course not less important is culture and customs where this is located! Otherwise if no restrictions exist and weather allows it then make lots of swimming pools and and lots of outdoor activities like  golf courses and tennis courts, having these features in your project plus a secure and environmentally clean atmosphere will enable the project to sell itself without much hassle...\n\nyou are welcome to contact me for further discussion
281314
Yes.  There is nothing wrong with buying and selling something of worth.  However, it could be a sin...  We are to be good stewards of our money.  If you really are doing nothing more than gambling away your rent money, then it is a sin.
599672
No, Morality is personal.  Rules are for everyone.\n\nRules can be set to try and set some kind of moral backing, but it is up to the person whether or not they want to follow the rules.
820800
If the public could see you then it is public.  If you had sex in your garage with the door open that would public even though it is on your private property.
1181544
Absolutely. I believe we should sweep under our own back porches before sweeping under someone else's. \n\nThe old "Do unto others as you would have others do unto you" thing works here. I don't like to be judged and I don't judge others.
981001
You might want to check around your area, if it is required to get permission. Contact your homeowners assocation, and your local county to check. I doubt you would need it for that, but you want to check more about insurance or legal issues. If a puck goes wild and hits something, if a neighbor is playing on your rink and injures him or herself.
118128
Just try Googling "gambling sports" and maybe the words "discussion debate morality ethic" and see what comes up.  It's a common enough topic of discussion.  Try your local librarian, too - they are really very good at what they do, they want to help you more than I do, and it's free!
251884
Through right of easment, no.  When it comes to land and real estate it falls back onto the zoning plans.  what does the township have on the books, as to where you land ends and begins.  That of course is obvious but your neighbors argument can be that, you always maintained it, doesn't infer that i chose to give it up as my property.  Unless he wants to restructure the lot size and hand over that strip to you.
237508
As long as no tournament business is conducted on school grounds, no. The school's authority stops when you leave their doors. As long as you maintain it at home, the school has no recourse of your actions, that's your parent's jobs.
571134
Hmmm... what if the neighbor posts them online?\n\nThis isn't your best idea yet.