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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]If you can get the whole neighborhood together, you can arrange to boycott the businesses until they get their landlord to close the lot and night [/quote]

This is probably the right answer.  They need to close the lot[/quote]

Neighborhoods got together and successfully fought off the loud hot rod car “cruising” up and down Van Nuys Blvd in LA in the 1980s. It wasn’t illegal until the city with police enforcement made it so. That may be the case here as well, ie, revving engines and making noise, driving in “donuts” and screeching tires in a parking lot or in residential streets is not necessarily illegal. It’s up to the neighborhoods to work with the county to prohibit that activity. P ok ice enforcement comes next.

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Sure, but in the meantime, the parking lot is private property right?  So it makes sense to do what you've said (try to enact local ordinances), but also, try to put a little pressure on the property owner to get them to kick them off the lot for trespassing[/quote]

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