Guard dad

^This^ I will never buy steaks or anything else from people like that. They are going around the system, and quite possibly around health codes too.

Poplar Springs Baptist Hwy 92 near Bill Carruth http://www.psbchurch.net/ "Greater Things are still to be done in the City...."

Brandon - I haven't been able to bring you much business because I have so little time and I don't drink. But I'm also a businessman just up the street from you, and I wish you well in getting all this worked out. Small business is the real backbone of America, too bad our elected officials often ignore that. Mark - Brandon is a blessed man to have a friend like you.

Actually, I'm older than you are. And that's the last time I'll admit it.

Dang...you're old! (Guard dad running for cover) Congrats!

That was Christopher Reeve's best movie. Actually, maybe his only good movie.

Area code or prefix? East Ridge, Tennessee.

Duplicate post Dang server...

Movies involving children who are hurt or abused get to me. I'm a big softy when it comes to kids.

Democratic National Convention

Jenny

Best I can tell, one of the Asian countries.

Sorry, musta been what I had for dinner.

Firefox does that occasionally. It closes, but the computer thinks it's still open. A reboot always fixes it. I loves my Firefox!

Sale on donuts?

Agreed! On both accounts.

We were there Saturday night. Prime rib was excellent, crab cakes fair. Service was very good.

Sam's Club 2 liter hand sanitizer for 7 or 8 bucks.

Absolutely you can file a civil suit. The neighbor's actions have damaged and/or devalued PT's property. But it would probably be best to do that only as a last resort.

I still think planning and development should step in. If not, you might have to file a civil case against him.

I assume you're asking Praise Thee?

It depends. Some things are still handled by the county, even in the city limits. They will tell you if you call in. But PT, I would try the neighborly approach first and go talk to the guy. Usually best not to get the government involved unless necessary.

The county planning and development department

He probably should have had a permit and inspection before doing any land disturbance of that magnitude. I would try talking to him first to see if he'll take responsibility. If not, try calling code compliance.