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My fault. Not unusual. Apologies. I hope it was fun at least.

90s already this month. I'm pleading heat stroke! Hahaha ha. Hopefully, I'll have more chick's in a few days. Incubator just went into lock down, I'm calling it a night. Have a great evening.

I went there too

If it makes you feel better, we can pretend the made up male name is "Jim Bob". I thought of calling him Norman Neighbor, but then I'd have to have invited Cliff Claven and suddenly it's "Cheers" reruns, because you know Sam and Diane will drop by.

Love me some Chaucer, and the Heath Ledger movie. You've seen "A Knight's Tale" I hope?

Largely. It also, allegedly, helps with infrastructure planning and development by assuring that uses with similar needs are cluistered together for the provision of similar services (water, power, sewer/septic, road access, education) and with a (again, theoretical) eye towards locating...

The point is, if your ownership is dictated by nuisance law, they have ALWAYS been able to control your ownership. I'm starting to think you aren't particularly familiar with the US legal system, and the law of nisance in particular. Unfortunately, remnants of it are embedded in zoning code...

The reasoning iss usually that the property is "zoned" to a particular purpose, and the building rules are in support of that pourpose. On properties intended primarily residential, zoning encourages the building of residences (and residence-like buildings) to which it often permits ancilliary...

I live in the middle of nowhere. I didn't ask, there is essentially no zoning out here, beyond what the State has established. *and in answer to your question, because an awful lot of people, unfortunately, fall into category 5) - the poor folks whose zoning appears not particularly...

Thats a "code Variance", and how you go about showing the neighbor's approval varies from "nobody objected at the zoning hearing" to showing up at zoning with a paper signed by every property owner within X distance affirmatively approving.

Yes, you are in the minority here. and you made a common mistake. You don't own your home and your land, you hold them in trust for your local lord (the State) and its designate lesser lords (your county and/or municipality). As is evident the first time you choose not to pay taxes, or they...