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Anonymous wrote:Totally agree. It kills a patch of grass on my lawn. So entitled, so irresponsible.

Wait it kills the grass? That explains my problem corner, the dogs love it

Dog urine kills some trees too. Red buds are particularly susceptible.

green lawn monocultures also kill trees. if people pick up after their dogs, who cares where they poop?

Can you please attempt to read even a little bit of the thread before responding?

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Anonymous wrote:Totally agree. It kills a patch of grass on my lawn. So entitled, so irresponsible.

Wait it kills the grass? That explains my problem corner, the dogs love it

Dog urine kills some trees too. Red buds are particularly susceptible.

green lawn monocultures also kill trees. if people pick up after their dogs, who cares where they poop?

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Anonymous wrote:Totally agree. It kills a patch of grass on my lawn. So entitled, so irresponsible.

Wait it kills the grass? That explains my problem corner, the dogs love it

Dog urine kills some trees too. Red buds are particularly susceptible.

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Anonymous wrote:Totally agree. It kills a patch of grass on my lawn. So entitled, so irresponsible.

Wait it kills the grass? That explains my problem corner, the dogs love it

Anonymous wrote:A similar scenario has probably already been mentioned. Today while waiting at a post office, looked out the window to see a man, who is a parent at local school and apparently lives across the post office, take his dog on a walk from their house- cross the street to a condo where the dog not only pooped once but let three times in different spots. Why are condo owners needing to pay HOA to beautify the condo's green space only for humans to use it as a toilet for their dogs? It was embarrassing watching this middle aged doctor - why CAN'T these people who need to have a dog train the dog to poop in their own yard? Disgusting.

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Anonymous wrote:NP. Please don’t let your dog poop and pee in the easement bc that’s where vendors, visitors, homeowners park and then step thru the easement grass. It gets on everyone’s shoes.

If they're leaving their dog's poop behind, you have bigger issues than where they're letting their dogs drop it.

Also: driveways/walkways exist. It may take slightly longer to use them than to cut across someone's lawn, but they're much better for keeping your shoes tidy.

Again, you are free to let YOUR dog do those things on YOUR property. You are not free to let your dog do those things on MY property. Why is that such a hard concept for you?

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Anonymous wrote:NP. Please don’t let your dog poop and pee in the easement bc that’s where vendors, visitors, homeowners park and then step thru the easement grass. It gets on everyone’s shoes.

If they're leaving their dog's poop behind, you have bigger issues than where they're letting their dogs drop it.

Also: driveways/walkways exist. It may take slightly longer to use them than to cut across someone's lawn, but they're much better for keeping your shoes tidy.

Again, you are free to let YOUR dog do those things on YOUR property. You are not free to let your dog do those things on MY property. Why is that such a hard concept for you?

They gotta go and sometimes it is your property and sometimes...not. as long as they pick it up...and despose of it properly. What is the problem? Wild animals poop in your yard too

They most certainly do not pee in one spot over and over and over again until they kill my sod. Wild animals are also not walked on leashes by dumb owners who should know better.

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Anonymous wrote:NP. Please don’t let your dog poop and pee in the easement bc that’s where vendors, visitors, homeowners park and then step thru the easement grass. It gets on everyone’s shoes.

If they're leaving their dog's poop behind, you have bigger issues than where they're letting their dogs drop it.

Also: driveways/walkways exist. It may take slightly longer to use them than to cut across someone's lawn, but they're much better for keeping your shoes tidy.

Again, you are free to let YOUR dog do those things on YOUR property. You are not free to let your dog do those things on MY property. Why is that such a hard concept for you?

They gotta go and sometimes it is your property and sometimes...not. as long as they pick it up...and despose of it properly. What is the problem? Wild animals poop in your yard too

They most certainly do not pee in one spot over and over and over again until they kill my sod. Wild animals are also not walked on leashes by dumb owners who should know better.

Sod? In this climate? What kind of boring idiot puts out sod?

Easy solution: let the curbline easement go to clover, or something more environmentally friendly than the sod you're wasting water and money on.

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Anonymous wrote:NP. Please don’t let your dog poop and pee in the easement bc that’s where vendors, visitors, homeowners park and then step thru the easement grass. It gets on everyone’s shoes.

If they're leaving their dog's poop behind, you have bigger issues than where they're letting their dogs drop it.

Also: driveways/walkways exist. It may take slightly longer to use them than to cut across someone's lawn, but they're much better for keeping your shoes tidy.

Again, you are free to let YOUR dog do those things on YOUR property. You are not free to let your dog do those things on MY property. Why is that such a hard concept for you?

Again, the easement isn't your property, AND (because it's ALL CAPS time, apparently) my dogs are trained to go on command. Neither of these concepts are at all challenging for me.

The easment is not for you to use you idiot!!!!!!!! Why is that hard to understand? Please point me to the law that says anyone and everyone can use my property for whatever they intend? I'll wait.

What are you going to do about it? Call the cops for trespass? When you do, they'll tell you what multiple people have already told you: the curbline/sidewalk easment is not your property to patrol and control, though you are expected to clear sidewalks when it snows because that's the law here. Instead of shouting at anons on an internet forum, you can look it up for yourself, or call the non-emergency line and ask someone to come out and hold your hand and walk you through your options.

Do post back when you figure this out.

You're the one making the asinine claim that you can use my property for whatever you want, so you should have to support it with something other than "it is so."

I know you're wrong and you are not allowed on my property (especially the way some of my neighbors were using it and leaving dog shit behind). I've already discussed it with my HOA. Perhaps you should do some of your own calling around before you illegally trespass on your neighbor's property.

The bigger question is, however, what a hole would WANT to do this to his neighbors?

Bro...

Shaggy levels of "it wasn't me" apply here. I'm not your neighbor, and my dogs are trained to go in my yard, on command, and they do.

The curbline easement is not your property. You can keep getting bent out of shape about this, and it will still be true. As for your HOA, take it up with them.

I don't trespass. I will, if needed, walk the curbline so I'm not walking in the street. This is not trespass. I'm not up on your property; I'm where a sidewalk would be so I'm not in the road, and my dogs are simply walking, not leaving mess.

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Anonymous wrote:NP. Please don’t let your dog poop and pee in the easement bc that’s where vendors, visitors, homeowners park and then step thru the easement grass. It gets on everyone’s shoes.

If they're leaving their dog's poop behind, you have bigger issues than where they're letting their dogs drop it.

Also: driveways/walkways exist. It may take slightly longer to use them than to cut across someone's lawn, but they're much better for keeping your shoes tidy.

Again, you are free to let YOUR dog do those things on YOUR property. You are not free to let your dog do those things on MY property. Why is that such a hard concept for you?

They gotta go and sometimes it is your property and sometimes...not. as long as they pick it up...and despose of it properly. What is the problem? Wild animals poop in your yard too

They most certainly do not pee in one spot over and over and over again until they kill my sod. Wild animals are also not walked on leashes by dumb owners who should know better.

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Anonymous wrote:NP. Please don’t let your dog poop and pee in the easement bc that’s where vendors, visitors, homeowners park and then step thru the easement grass. It gets on everyone’s shoes.

If they're leaving their dog's poop behind, you have bigger issues than where they're letting their dogs drop it.

Also: driveways/walkways exist. It may take slightly longer to use them than to cut across someone's lawn, but they're much better for keeping your shoes tidy.

Again, you are free to let YOUR dog do those things on YOUR property. You are not free to let your dog do those things on MY property. Why is that such a hard concept for you?

Again, the easement isn't your property, AND (because it's ALL CAPS time, apparently) my dogs are trained to go on command. Neither of these concepts are at all challenging for me.

The easment is not for you to use you idiot!!!!!!!! Why is that hard to understand? Please point me to the law that says anyone and everyone can use my property for whatever they intend? I'll wait.

What are you going to do about it? Call the cops for trespass? When you do, they'll tell you what multiple people have already told you: the curbline/sidewalk easment is not your property to patrol and control, though you are expected to clear sidewalks when it snows because that's the law here. Instead of shouting at anons on an internet forum, you can look it up for yourself, or call the non-emergency line and ask someone to come out and hold your hand and walk you through your options.

Do post back when you figure this out.

You're the one making the asinine claim that you can use my property for whatever you want, so you should have to support it with something other than "it is so."

I know you're wrong and you are not allowed on my property (especially the way some of my neighbors were using it and leaving dog shit behind). I've already discussed it with my HOA. Perhaps you should do some of your own calling around before you illegally trespass on your neighbor's property.

The bigger question is, however, what a hole would WANT to do this to his neighbors?

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Anonymous wrote:NP. Please don’t let your dog poop and pee in the easement bc that’s where vendors, visitors, homeowners park and then step thru the easement grass. It gets on everyone’s shoes.

If they're leaving their dog's poop behind, you have bigger issues than where they're letting their dogs drop it.

Also: driveways/walkways exist. It may take slightly longer to use them than to cut across someone's lawn, but they're much better for keeping your shoes tidy.

Again, you are free to let YOUR dog do those things on YOUR property. You are not free to let your dog do those things on MY property. Why is that such a hard concept for you?

They gotta go and sometimes it is your property and sometimes...not. as long as they pick it up...and despose of it properly. What is the problem? Wild animals poop in your yard too