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That is a fantastic painting! The artist nailed it.
Land of the free!
Home of the cheeky
Den of the thicc.
I would have liked to find out why this ordinance exists. It makes no sense to me.
So the neighborhood doesn't look like a getto full of people too poor to keep their boats in the marina like decent fokes.
Theres a newish neighbourhood near me with a high percentage of reasonably cashed up retired people... nice houses with 2 car garages on small blocks. Every other house has a caravan or a boat and they almost all park them on the street.
Some of the streets have been effectively reduced to one lane in both directions, sure its legal but its a giant pain in the balls to get around.
Then don't go there.
Yeah, Ill just tell the whole suburb that they dont get any services from the city anymore. Not a problem champ.
Oh. Hehe. You have to go there. Understood.
"To keep crime down" or something
Damn boat thieves!
I mean, if you can afford a boat you can also probably afford a lot of other nice things.
Unless you spent all your money on the boat, and thus can't afford things like storage for said boat...
Retired neighbors with nothing better to do.
The neighbors complained because they have nothing better to do, but why was the ordinance was created in the first place?
Because the neighbours with nothing better to do vote in every single election and are therefore more important to not piss off. Fuck NIMBYs.
Probably local storage company owner lobbying. Ick.
For Christ sake, I'd go nuts if I had to see a discretely parked boat everyday when I drive by on my way to work.
Good thing the homeowner association had some common sense here. /S
everyday
'every day', here.
all boats are discreetly parked otherwise
Like what I see going between towns and there's just a random boat left in a field or on the side of the road sometimes? No trailer, just the boat?
... if I had to see a discretely parked boat...
fyi: discreetly parked.
all boats are discretely parked otherwise.
I dunno, you "park" with enough velocity and you could definitely describe the location of the boat as a distribution.
Etienne Constable, from Seaside, California, was told in July last year by local government officials that he had to build a 6-foot fence to hide the boat from view of his neighbors.
Good thing the ~~homeowner association~~ local government had some common sense here. /S
FTFY
A town called "Seaside" wants boats out of sight, amazing.
Yes I did actually read that, but it's so crazy I thought it was a typo, anyways I corrected it.
Interestingly this one was actually a town ordinance, not an HOA rule!
Corrected, and that makes it even more crazy IMO.
When HOA Karens actually move up in the world only to fuck it up for a larger area.
He's so proud of himself
And he should be. Fighting dumb laws with logic is great.
Fighting dumb laws by creatively observing them. Is brilliant.
Hail Satan!