property ?

[Trip]

http://www.fbcad.org/Appraisal/PublicAccess/

[RACER X]

Originally Posted by Dragonpaco

if it's past the property lines then it's public and you guys should not spend cash to put sprinklers in. second off i thought this was about kids throwing trash on a baseball diamond. if you see the atv's call the cops

its not past the property lines, it's in a neighborhood. but it's not neighborhood kids.......

how do yo verify if the kids are neighborhood kids or league play that found an open field.

[Trip]

Originally Posted by RACER X

how do yo verify if the kids are neighborhood kids or league play that found an open field.

You walk up to them and ask them if they live in this neighborhood, if they have a coach, ask the coach.

Also call your HOA president to send out something to the neighborhood about it.

[askmrjesus]

Originally Posted by RACER X

how do yo verify if the kids are neighborhood kids or league play that found an open field.

Tattoo your neighborhood kids.

JC

[BobTheBiker]

You'll have to look at your local laws to determine the answers to your questions. I'm pretty sure they can play as long as theres not any no tresspassing signs on the property.

[Trip]

Originally Posted by BobTheBiker

You'll have to look at your local laws to determine the answers to your questions. I'm pretty sure they can play as long as theres not any no tresspassing signs on the property.

That's why you go to the property owner to have something posted saying only neighborhood kids are allowed to use it.

[shmike]

Originally Posted by RACER X

how do yo verify if the kids are neighborhood kids or league play that found an open field.

You don't.

If it is public property, it is as much their right to use it as it is yours.

Find out who owns the land.

If it is the neighborhood and the other McMansion owners want to keep the riff raff out, put up a fence, with a lock.

If not, learn to deal with it and quit acting like an 80 year old in a retirement community.

[Homeslice]

Originally Posted by RACER X

have anything to really add?

[Bluestreak]

Originally Posted by Trip

That's why you go to the property owner to have something posted saying only neighborhood kids are allowed to use it.

I agree that this would help with legal stuff, but then how do you enforce it? If it's a big enough neighborhood, no one is going to know if you actually live in that house just down the road or not.

A fence and sign will be enough to keep the "honest" kids out, but the ones who don't care, will still show up.

[askmrjesus]

Originally Posted by shmike

Find out who owns the land.

You'd think he would have done that before installing a sprinkler system, unless random acts of plumbing are considered normal in Texas.

JC