I've upset my neighbour - oops...

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Originally Posted by JDNSW

I've only seen or heard from anyone from the council once in the twenty years I have lived here. (and that was about a new street number) The only communications I have from them are rates notices.

John

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Difficult to see why you would quote me. We are not even in the same state. We have the Brighton wetlands behind us, and have a good relationship with council. Any issues, of which there are few, are normally dealt with face to face. They deal with random complaints like the one in this thread by coming out to have a look. Of course, they do not reveal who complained. I built a 7x4 trailer at home, we had a neighbour who complained about the noise, after talking to council, I left a flyer in the letterboxes of my immediate neighbours, offering to talk about a compromise. Turns out there was a shift worker up the road, who could not sleep with the noise. Fair enough. I only worked on the trailer when he was on day shift. And invited he & his wife to the christening of the trailer bbq. All good, the Qld way. Bob

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Originally Posted by bacicat

Got a letter from the Council today - A schedule 2 notice to comply. :angel:

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Originally Posted by bacicat

I've been accused on breaching regulation 3.1 of Local law no 1. "Allowing land at .... To be unsightly or detrimental to the health and general amenity of the Neighbourhood"

That's pretty wide ranging and open to interpretation. I'm not questioning the mess - it needs cleaning up, but if someone starts picking on my cars, they will incur my full wrath. Can't see that they can though as making an assessment of what is a nice vehicle or an ugly one is purely subjective. There are a lot of Fords in the street - they are far uglier than anything else around, maybe they should all be issues a notice too...:D

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I reckon the neighbour's house is "unsightly or detrimental to the health and general amenity of the Neighbourhood". Perhaps he should be made to knock it down.

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Originally Posted by korg20000bc

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LJxvlpbc6M4

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:Rolling::Rolling::Rolling:

I need on one of those to sick onto my neighbour. :D

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Originally Posted by bob10

Difficult to see why you would quote me. We are not even in the same state. We have the Brighton wetlands behind us, and have a good relationship with council. Any issues, of which there are few, are normally dealt with face to face. They deal with random complaints like the one in this thread by coming out to have a look. Of course, they do not reveal who complained. I built a 7x4 trailer at home, we had a neighbour who complained about the noise, after talking to council, I left a flyer in the letterboxes of my immediate neighbours, offering to talk about a compromise. Turns out there was a shift worker up the road, who could not sleep with the noise. Fair enough. I only worked on the trailer when he was on day shift. And invited he & his wife to the christening of the trailer bbq. All good, the Qld way. Bob

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100% agree this is the way it should be done. Talked through and a mutually agreeable solution found. Once I've cleaned up, I'll go and have a friendly chat to him to see if I can make him feel comfortable enough in the future to just knock on my door and have a chat. I get on with most people, I just seem to have missed the mark so far with this guy.

So which neighbour are you throwing stones at their verandah to shut the dog up? :wasntme:

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Originally Posted by bacicat

I'm glad you live there too Bob. :D. Funny thing is that I know everyone in the street, also everyone at the end of the street, and 4 houses behind me on an adjacent street. The only person that won't talk to each other around here is the douche next door. I think most streets have them - you know the one that doesn't get on with everybody and just causes issues for the sake of it.

Also funny is that all my neighbours except him have offered to come over and help clean up on Friday arvo - they're all on Facebook and are friends on there so have seen the message SWMBO made about it. My bet is he will cop more grief from my other neighbours than myself. That's happened in the past too.

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What a horrible place to live. Petty little arguments , and you talk to your neighbours on face book? really? Oh well, to each their own. All the best, just been talking to my neighbour, He's glad he lives here as well. And, he is a Victorian refugee. Good bloke too. Bob

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Originally Posted by pibby

So which neighbour are you throwing stones at their verandah to shut the dog up? :wasntme:

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That would be his own verandah.

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Originally Posted by Roverlord off road spares

We have to park our son's car on the front lawn as Kristopher go hit when he was park out the front of our home and they took the back driver door out. And last week Brendon had his car park outside our home after he had a lesson with Mario and someone back into him hitting his right hand blinker and broke it and drove away.
One one in Tecoma know how to do a 3 point turn in our street.
So now both car are on the lawn.
Drive way has the boat and Mario's disco2 and my car and the lawn also has the trailer and the camper trailer and yes they are all registered so let the council laugh about that, They can not do anything about it.
Mario is getting sick of fixing the boys car from people who can not drive and take off.
Heather

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I had this this morning...

you know, I actually think its book worthy...

I havent told a proper fun story in there for a while...

I feel your pain, but theres a reason I have a vehicle with big bits of steel around it and armoured up light guards on the front

how about a picture of this travesty of a front yard, we could vote on it LOL