http://www.lajollalight.com/2012/02/07/not-in-my-front-yard/ Enlightening La Jolla since 1913 Wed, 19 Jun 2013 21:18:20 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.3 http://www.lajollalight.com/2012/02/07/not-in-my-front-yard/#comment-259375 Christian Vice Mon, 22 Oct 2012 22:31:24 +0000 http://lajollalight.mscsddev.com/?p=58531#comment-259375 Well I think it's not that you lack compassion for the less fortunate people, I do think that you still care for them but you're concern more about yourself particularly protecting your <a href="http://www.sunwiseoutdoorliving.com.au/" rel="nofollow">wooden gazebo</a>. It's not that bad but there's always a better way to settle things between you and your neighbor. Well I think it's not that you lack compassion for the less fortunate people, I do think that you still care for them but you're concern more about yourself particularly protecting your wooden gazebo. It's not that bad but there's always a better way to settle things between you and your neighbor.

]]> http://www.lajollalight.com/2012/02/07/not-in-my-front-yard/#comment-224550 Elise Mon, 05 Mar 2012 11:55:59 +0000 http://lajollalight.mscsddev.com/?p=58531#comment-224550 I think Inga's story "Not in Front of my House" is right on and deserves some attention by those who are paid to enforce city rules regarding recreation vehicles being parked for extended periods on our neighborhood streets. I reside in the Mt. Soledad area of La Jolla in a lovely older neighborhood, however to get in and out I need the neck of an ostrich to see if any cars are coming. Not only is it RV's but boats, camper shells, empty trailer frames etc. that line Soledad Mtn. Rd. At times people live in these and I see the electric cords running across the sidewalk between the vehicle and home. Every once in awhile someone moves their boat, or camper around the corner onto our street. The worst part is when they move it again trash and broken glass is often left behind. At what point are these recreational vehicle owners required to move them permanently? Last week I saw the "RSVP" Retired Senior Volunteer Patrol writing down plate numbers but nothing really changes. I wish our town leaders could do something about this ongoing problem that should be a revenue source for the city. I applaud Inga for her story. She has a lovely way of getting to the heart of things. I think Inga's story "Not in Front of my House" is right on and deserves some attention by those who are paid to enforce city rules regarding recreation vehicles being parked for extended periods on our neighborhood streets. I reside in the Mt. Soledad area of La Jolla in a lovely older neighborhood, however to get in and out I need the neck of an ostrich to see if any cars are coming. Not only is it RV's but boats, camper shells, empty trailer frames etc. that line Soledad Mtn. Rd. At times people live in these and I see the electric cords running across the sidewalk between the vehicle and home. Every once in awhile someone moves their boat, or camper around the corner onto our street. The worst part is when they move it again trash and broken glass is often left behind. At what point are these recreational vehicle owners required to move them permanently?
Last week I saw the "RSVP" Retired Senior Volunteer Patrol writing down plate numbers but nothing really changes. I wish our town leaders could do something about this ongoing problem that should be a revenue source for the city. I applaud Inga for her story. She has a lovely way of getting to the heart of things.

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