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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Your expectations are the definition of entitlements. And banding together to shame a new neighbor who has done nothing wrong is just horrible. You reconfigure your property to create a space for your trash removal. Even asking other neighbors for space is presumptuous: when they have an extra large trash day will they have to accommodate you?

These new neighbors paid for full use of their property and have no presumed obligation to house your waste. Get over yourself![/quote]

you get over yourself. people in DC have been cooperatively using alley space forever. people who can't handle being cooperative should move to sfh in the suburbs. next thing you know you'll be demanding that your neighbors' houses stop touching yours ... [/quote]

No some do some do not. It’s mostly the people who get the benefit from using someone else property that are quick to talk about cooperation. I remember one situation where 5 neighbors had built out to the edge of their properties and would park their cars in the alley behind their fences. The only way they could do this was because one neighbor did not build out or use his property to park a car. The house was sold and the new owner wanted to park two cars on their property but it would end the parking for the other 5. In this neighborhood parking was very tight and each parking spot added 100k in today $. [/quote]

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