It's the law!

[FluffyMcDeath]

And if you are breaking it then what you are doing is by definition illegal. That's just the way it is. Suck it up.

Or so some would say.

 

[redrumloa]

Unreal. Someone should look up the political affiliation of the city council. I'd be willing to bet what way they lean.

 

[FluffyMcDeath]

Unreal. Someone should look up the political affiliation of the city council. I'd be willing to bet what way they lean.

Go on then, someone. But first of all you need to find out what ordinance that was, and then find out who was on council when that was passed. Then you can look up what those people's political affiliation was at that time. It sounds like a fun little project.

Also it would be interesting to see the political affiliation of the neighbour that complained - and it would be interesting to know who sponsored the ordinance in the first place.

The neighbour is key, though. The ordinance itself has a reason, but the city must only enforce it if it receives a complaint. The neighbour used the ordinance and caused the city to have to enforce what is not a totally unreasonable law. Question: is that neighbour some nbleeding heart liberal ... or what?

Let us know what you find out.

 

[FluffyMcDeath]

OK, here's what I got.

Jan Cline seems to operate Discovery Toys out of her house. The address is 818 Chehalis Pl N Keizer, OR which appears to be clearly residential.

There are a few homes for sale nearby but the closest one I found is two lots over. Perhaps the people (or realtor) at 839 Chehalis Pl N thought that a constant stream of yard-salers might trim a little off of their price.

Just a theory, but ...