I have, and it worked. It wasn't about trashing a neighborhood, or a block, though. It was about letting inner city children getting some play time during the summer with opened water hydrants. It used to be against the law. PERIOD.
That's right, because the fire hydrant isn't a source of revenue for the city and I'm sure some politician got his name in the paper because "he" helped the kids.
The first paragraph of the FAQ the OP attached proves my point. Allow me to translate: "Due to the poor economy and terrible housing market, the county is receiving less tax revenue so we are going to enforce every little code violation and issue fines to make up the difference."
Agreed, however, two members above stated that their cars got towed with no mention of a citation.
I'm sure if ocdart received a citation, knowing what a prick his neighbor is, he would have either registered the car or moved it someplace else. Instead, it seems like his neighbor made a complaint, and the town simply came and took the car with intentions to crush it without issuing a citation first, all while he was away! Without due process on the part of the town, that's THEFT!
