On Apr 30, 5:28 pm, "Fred G. Mackey" > wrote:
> wrote:
>
> > If nothing else, it's certainly not neighborly to disregard your
> > neighbor's wishes about trespassing on their land.
>
> I'm not sure if this can be defined as trespassing - perhaps it can be -
> the private property arguments are convincing, but nonetheless, if the
> guy is mereley using a few feet of driveway to turn around, it's not
> very neighborly of his neighbor to get their panties in such a twist
> over it.
>
> I've used neighbors drivers before, and they've used ours - NOT to park
> in, but to ease turning around or pulling out when there are multiple
> vehicles blocking one that needed to get out.
>
> Unless the neighbor wants to put up a gate (which is probably prohibited
> by the HOA), there's no way to stop a stray vehicle from doing exactly
> the same thing.
>
> Some people just need to relax a little and deal with the
> inconsequential things that happen in life.

Yep. And if the neighbor does get her panties in a bunch about it, it
is much better to just go along with her vice starting a neighbor
feud.

Harry K