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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Explain the situation ti the houses on either side of new neighbor and ask them if you can leave your cans there.  Then tell new neighbor that you explained to everyone on the street that he wasn’t open to sharing space so now other neighbors have stepped up.  [/quote]

OMG there's something really wrong with you.

SMH.[/quote]

Hint:  If you mob the new neighbor, the neighbors will inevitably know it was you who did it, and that tactic inevitably backfires.  Every time.  Don't be THAT neighbor, especially if you plan on living in your house a long time.  No one likes you and your antics. [/quote]

DP.  Ha ha, that's actually not what happened in our case.  New neighbors decided to be d*cks, and all the other neighbors called them on it.  "THAT"  neighbor is the one who decides to take actions that negatively impact everyone (blocking the alley with trash cans.)  [/quote]

You mean take his property? What gives you the right to take someone else’s property? You are just a common thief. Why is it so hard to understand that you have to keep your things on your property? There is always someone like you in a row house. [/quote]

Yeah, that's not actually the way it works living in rowhouses.  You have to cooperate.  Nobody is "taking" your property - the neighbors had a system that worked in everyone's interests, and you're being a d*ck about it. So, enjoy trimming the tree from your roof, having to move the trash cans OP puts in front of your car in the alley, and never getting lost packages or mail returned to you.  Do you even realize that your entire front stoop area doesn't even belong to you, by the way? [/quote]

The tree trimming guy needs to take a Xanax.

And he should also realize that people have other options to prevent a problem tree from constantly annoying them. Options he probably wouldn’t like. And he also better make sure he’s not legally liable for damage when his branches fall, especially if neighbor has asked you to trim it and you refused.[/quote]

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