--- In [email protected], "Hinge" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> What kind've violations does the house I mentioned have?
> Seems to me they've put a huge amount of work on that home, with lot's
> of craftsman working all the time on the project. They transformed an
> empty home into something really nice.
Violations are:
- Casement windows on third floor
- Stockade fence exceeds height limit
- Stockade fence between building and street
- Picket fence exceeds height limit
- Fences outside property boundaries
Hinge, you seem to be implying that $$$ and quality gives one the right to
violate the
zoning codes. Certainly that's not what you mean, or is it?
> Maybe the zoning code is more of the problem.
> And if Asbury is going to start cracking down on people that are
> trying to do something good to their properties, shouldn't they first
> start addressing the people who don't take care of the properties they
> own?
I hope you are not in the camp of "any improvement is a good improvement".
You seem to be confused about the roles of Zoning and Code Enforcement.
Zoning regulates land use, mass, bulk, setbacks, architecture, density etc.
Code enforcement deals with garbage, maintenance, over-crowding, health
hazards, etc.
> Case in point, the horrendous bungalow near the corner of 1st and
> Kingsley. It's 4 homes west of Kingsley, and it's a horrible
> disgusting mess. Trash everywhere, cats everywhere. It's an eyesore,
> and worse, somebody lives in that mess. Why isn't something being done
> about that?
Are you saying that Zoning should be suspended/not-enforced because some
property
has health and safety issues that are not being addressed?
Werner
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