05-27-2023, 08:56 AM
Next to my property there were three additional properties for sale when we moved in. One of the the properties was bought about a year after we moved in by an electrical contractor who promptly moved five sea containers and about half a dozen trucks onto the property. According to the owners they were going to use the sea containers to build their house. The sea containers haven't moved since they were put down two years ago. Recently they started grading a pad to put in a shop. I've grumbled because it looks terrible, but it's not my property.
These same owners brought the parcel next to theirs on the other side from where I live. I talked to the owners for their plans. They mentioned building their house on the new property complete with giant pool. This raised red flags because we share the same well and water can be scarce up here.
Right before we left, I noticed two mobile homes on the neighbors new property. Since we returned from the trip, I noticed what looks like six hookups for water and utilities being put in place as if the plan was to make a mini-mobile home park. This is concerning to me on several levels. The first is I don't see any plans for waste disposal. Five new families means five times as much traffic on our little road. Finally, the well that was supposed to support four houses will now support eight houses with a still vacant property yet to be addressed.
I'm thinking it might be time to call the city.
These same owners brought the parcel next to theirs on the other side from where I live. I talked to the owners for their plans. They mentioned building their house on the new property complete with giant pool. This raised red flags because we share the same well and water can be scarce up here.
Right before we left, I noticed two mobile homes on the neighbors new property. Since we returned from the trip, I noticed what looks like six hookups for water and utilities being put in place as if the plan was to make a mini-mobile home park. This is concerning to me on several levels. The first is I don't see any plans for waste disposal. Five new families means five times as much traffic on our little road. Finally, the well that was supposed to support four houses will now support eight houses with a still vacant property yet to be addressed.
I'm thinking it might be time to call the city.
As a matter of fact, my anger does keep me warm


