Down south the old timers would shoot at you with Rock Salt just for being on their property.
I might have been shot at as a youth, TP'ing or as they say in the south "Rolling Yards"
I can guarantee you that no cop or judge would done anything to the old timers either.
Then this morning I was discussing the issue at church and said something to the effect of "what can you do?" The someone else suggested shooting them with a paintball gun.
OP, I would hold off on the paintball gun. Not only would the timid crowd love to string you up for it, but the miscreants might be real criminals, and escalation is a bad thing. They might have no hesitation retaliating by keying your car or throwing rocks through your windows.
Churchmouse, I don't want to tell you how to live, but it sounds like time to move, IMO!
I'll look at the municipal parking code and see what it says. And I'll visit your neighbors next time I work.
lol u want to get there attention buy some fresh paintballs and freeze them .... lol then shot them ... and and ohya crank up psi... ,lol
Found it, but it is clear as mud.
Sec. 621-106. - Obstruction of sidewalks, grassplots, crosswalks or other public places.
(a)
It shall be unlawful for any person to park or stop any motor vehicle or to permit such vehicle to be parked or to stand upon any sidewalk, grassplot or crosswalk, or on, in or upon any public right-of-way area between the curbline of any public street, highway or alley and the adjacent property line.
There was a time when tickets were issued if you parked on the grass between the street and sidewalk. They say (and are correct) that it blocks the view of oncoming traffic when backing out of the driveway.
I polity asked my immediate neighbor to the south to move his service truck as we could not see when leaving the drive. He complied with no issue. Good enough guy.
I just drove by and all their cars are in the driveway. The next house south though, I'll get the SUV sometime tonight.
There was a time when tickets were issued if you parked on the grass between the street and sidewalk. They say (and are correct) that it blocks the view of oncoming traffic when backing out of the driveway.
I polity asked my immediate neighbor to the south to move his service truck as we could not see when leaving the drive. He complied with no issue. Good enough guy.