THE CITY I live in in ind. state in the usa
if you miss some of the ones they think is junk they will and
have cut chain off locked gates dog pond did what was needed to get
the junk yard type dogs and halled off all the cars needed to get to
the ones they think was junk
stuff was missing out of them
like 100's of lbs of new copper tubing and stuff
the junk yard that picked them up sayed they was not resple for stuff
in the cars/trucks
and the local courts was on there side
and the lady next door was a sister inlaw to the mare of the city
it was zoned m2 i think
i wish that man had millions to fight the city
At 02:20 PM 6/1/2001 -0700, Rich Sherman wrote:
>This is the kind of information that makes this list unique. Like the
>collective knowledge of our vehicles, it is good to know that knowledge is
>here when we face our local officals, and there are those willing to take
>the time to post a reply like this.
>
>Thanks very much!
>
>Rich Sherman
>Sutter Creek, Ca.
>
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>Subject: Re: [MV] City Code Violations
>
>
>Ask the city attorney to define "operating" in writing. The burden of proof
>is on the prosecution to show that you are operating rather than storing
>personal goods.
>
>Or buy a storage container. ...
>
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