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Re: Neighbor Put Fence in Road--Advice?
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Posted by Walt Davies on January 03, 2007 at 08:34:52 from (72.173.58.4):
In Reply to: Neighbor Put Fence in Road--Advice? posted by T.C. in Tx on January 02, 2007 at 07:01:10:
A few years ago I lived in an RV Park down in Talent, Or next to the Calif. border. The owner put up a fence on the back of the property next to the County bike path. Well the S hit the fan the local bikers complained to the county that the fence was dangerous to them. The county came out and told him to take it down, he told where they could go he was tired of all the people using our facilities as we were a private park not public. the county called in a surveyor and he found the park owners property line went right down the middle of the bike path. The county started back peddling real fast. they offered him some of their property on the other end of the park for the few feet they needed to keep their bike path. the results the park owner got more free land and the fence stayed where it was on his property line right next to the bike path. Don't you just love Oregon laws. Walt
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