And that's what usually causes all of the problems.
I live on a 7-home cul-de-sac and, some years ago, my neighbor directly across from me appointed himself the "code Nazi". He regularly reported neighbors for any little thing.
The one that sent me over the top was when I had my '83 Hurst Olds parked in my driveway with expired tags. It was backed in and covered with a car cover so you couldn't even see the license plates. We returned home after being out of town for a week and the car was gone. I immediately called the police thinking it had been stolen, but was told they received a complaint about storing a non-registered car in my driveway. It had been towed and was scheduled to be crushed. I jumped through a lot of hoops getting it back.
The thing that really angered me was that he never spoke to me directly about it - he just waited until we were out of town to have it towed.
Thankfully he moved back to Ohio several years later. I'm sure he's now a problem in his new neighborhood.
