- Mar 5, 2010
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To answer your questions. Lots are 1 acre or larger, mine is 1.5 acres, neighbors is almost 2 acres. We live in the county. I do not know the age of the young guy. Ha has not been there very long. The owner is probably late 40s early 50s. I have been told that the owner has some mental issue but cannot verify that to be true and it isn't really any of my business.
The trash is minor. The fact that someone or someones(?) is rambling around out there at all hours of the night bothers me. The fires that have been set are small and I believe they were started in an effort to keep the mosquitoes away. While my property is maintained, my neighbors land is grown up in heavy underbrush. If a fire got away and into the woods the fire department would have a heck of a time getting to it as there is no access to this area other than cutting through my property. The county has a drainage easement across the back of our property but they don't keep it cleaned out. I keep my part of the drainage ditch clean to keep the snakes and other vermin at bay. Even at that a large rattlesnake was killed by the people that live behind me last week.
I think my neighbor chose not to clear all of his land when he bought the house. He probably has about 1 acre cleared and the back half still in it's natural state. It does get swampy on the other side of his land and the adjoining properties.
I will see what happens this weekend.
This doesn't affect any others in our subdivision.
The trash is minor. The fact that someone or someones(?) is rambling around out there at all hours of the night bothers me. The fires that have been set are small and I believe they were started in an effort to keep the mosquitoes away. While my property is maintained, my neighbors land is grown up in heavy underbrush. If a fire got away and into the woods the fire department would have a heck of a time getting to it as there is no access to this area other than cutting through my property. The county has a drainage easement across the back of our property but they don't keep it cleaned out. I keep my part of the drainage ditch clean to keep the snakes and other vermin at bay. Even at that a large rattlesnake was killed by the people that live behind me last week.
I think my neighbor chose not to clear all of his land when he bought the house. He probably has about 1 acre cleared and the back half still in it's natural state. It does get swampy on the other side of his land and the adjoining properties.
I will see what happens this weekend.
This doesn't affect any others in our subdivision.