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Old 09-23-2011, 09:23 AM
Kathy63 Kathy63 is offline
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The ruling is directed against the religion of the homeowners. It cannot be otherwise.

There were public nuisance complaints that were real.

However, taken in another context. A homeowner that maintains a multifamily household with 30 people living there parking on the street gets no compliant, even when it's every day. A neighbor who complains will be told it's a public street.

Someone complaining about a drunken party with loud rap music at 7PM will be told the noise ordinance deals with noise after 10PM.

To imagine that this isn't selective is just foolish.
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