You guys need to move to Arkansas.
Here, continuing Ozark tradition demands that you have at least one non
functioning automobile on blocks and at least one non functioning major
appliance on the front porch.
Since I do have some neighbors who are not as blessed in failed
machinery, I' am diligently doing my part to take up the slack :-D
--------Robert
Craig McCluskey wrote:
On Thu, 12 Jan 2006 20:57:55 -0600 OK Don <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
So, Craig - how restrictive is it in New Mexico? We've talked about
retiring there -- son has applied to UNM --
I've only been here three years, so I don't know too much about it.
It will vary significantly upon where you live, even to who your neighbors
are. I'm in Los Alamos, a self-conscious little community in the mountains
in northern New Mexico. On my street, there are people who continually
park their cars on the street, so there is no problem that I'm now parking
my car on the street because our driveway replacement project isn't
finished. I vaguely recall some comment about non-working vehicles in the
county (there's no city of Los Alamos, only an incorporated county), but
never heard anything more.
In Austin, however, I had some neighbors who complained that I left our
(inoperative) car across from their driveway.
So, it all depends. There are a lot of smaller towns and rural area here
in New Mexico. What they are like could vary immensely. I would suspect
Albuquerque would be on the more-stringent side. Los Lunas, a few tens of
miles south of Albuquerque, is likely more relaxed.
Craig
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