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ridiculous

Why are they forcing people to pave their driveways?
Ugly (IMO), bad for the environment, costly to maintain, difficult in northern climates in the snow/ice....I could come up with a few others.

Definitely "Mickey Mouse" BS.

Wow. What a load of BS.

It'll get overturned. You can bet the state supreme court is going to get an earful on that one. Private property is NOT under that jurisdiction.

Heard on the news today that the city allows any municipal employee to issue a citation - the problem is that most of them don't know how to interpret the ordinances....effing annoying - are there not better ways to raise revenue?

wow lol hell sometimes I park on my damn yard or up on my sidewalk.. as long as its my property I've even parked my ATV up on my deck!

I searched and searched Toledo's Municiple code and can't find any law or ordinance as such. If someone finds the exact code violation, please let me know.

blebs wrote:I searched and searched Toledo's Municiple code and can't find any law or ordinance as such. If someone finds the exact code violation, please let me know.

new code usually isn't thrown out on the internet..hell even most small city codes in general are not online..so good luck with that unless you go to their court house.

My buddy is an attorney in Toledo and, during our group training ride yesterday, they were all talking about this. Apparently this lady is a complete looney and these will most likely be overturned.

It was hilarious hearing all these Toledo businessmen talking about her. Apparently she's well known around town for her shenanigans.

You see where the mayor supports it...apparently the only reason this lady (the one who issues them all) is around, and keeps getting promoted, is due to him. There's currently a group trying to oust the mayor. The weird thing is, the mayor's law firm is out of Columbus, OH.

WTF?!?!

mountainman wrote:My buddy is an attorney in Toledo and, during our group training ride yesterday, they were all talking about this. Apparently this lady is a complete looney and these will most likely be overturned.

It was hilarious hearing all these Toledo businessmen talking about her. Apparently she's well known around town for her shenanigans.

You see where the mayor supports it...apparently the only reason this lady (the one who issues them all) is around, and keeps getting promoted, is due to him. There's currently a group trying to oust the mayor. The weird thing is, the mayor's law firm is out of Columbus, OH.

WTF?!?!

The Gov of the state could step in and take care of it real fast.

mountainman wrote:My buddy is an attorney in Toledo and, during our group training ride yesterday, they were all talking about this. Apparently this lady is a complete looney and these will most likely be overturned.

It was hilarious hearing all these Toledo businessmen talking about her. Apparently she's well known around town for her shenanigans.

You see where the mayor supports it...apparently the only reason this lady (the one who issues them all) is around, and keeps getting promoted, is due to him. There's currently a group trying to oust the mayor. The weird thing is, the mayor's law firm is out of Columbus, OH.

WTF?!?!

Not the only bass ackwards thing coming out of Columbus.

Sava700 wrote:The Gov of the state could step in and take care of it real fast.

How is that?

mountainman wrote:How is that?

Well I'm not sure about Ohio but I'm sure they have something similar to what Michigan has..remember Detroits mayor's issues?

The Michigan Constitution:
Article V Sec. 10. 10 Removal or suspension of officers; grounds, report.

The governor shall have power and it shall be his duty to inquire into the condition and administration of any public office and the acts of any public officer, elective or appointive. He may remove or suspend from office for gross neglect of duty or for corrupt conduct in office, or for any other misfeasance or malfeasance therein, any elective or appointive state officer, except legislative or judicial, and shall report the reasons for such removal or suspension to the legislature.

I'm sure if our Governor, Ted Strickland, is asked, he will intercede. He normally stays out of such things unless specifically asked to get involved.