Reply to thread

Message

<blockquote data-quote="Allen" data-source="post: 483784" data-attributes="member: 389">While I am sure many of you've seen it, up northeast of Bismarck on north 80th, there's a guy who built a sucker rod fence right up to the county right-of-way in his ditch.&nbsp; I would have thought he'd be concerned about constructing a clear hazard to any car sliding off the road when icy, but the county said they can do basically nothing because it's built on his side of the county's right of way.[ATTACH=full]83395[/ATTACH]I only point this out to highlight that current Burleigh County rules allow someone to routinely trespass onto what can be private, posted land.&nbsp; My driveway opens onto a road with a fair amount of ditch riders.&nbsp; Trees block the view of riders on my side of the right-of-way until they almost Wile E. Coyote into the side of my vehicle as they jump my approach. Let's face it, the only reason ditch riding for entertainment became legal is because some people thought selling off-road vehicles to others who had no other place to ride them would spur economic development.As it turns out, people are once again their own worst enemies.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Allen, post: 483784, member: 389"] While I am sure many of you've seen it, up northeast of Bismarck on north 80th, there's a guy who built a sucker rod fence right up to the county right-of-way in his ditch. I would have thought he'd be concerned about constructing a clear hazard to any car sliding off the road when icy, but the county said they can do basically nothing because it's built on his side of the county's right of way. [ATTACH type="full"]83395[/ATTACH] I only point this out to highlight that current Burleigh County rules allow someone to routinely trespass onto what can be private, posted land. My driveway opens onto a road with a fair amount of ditch riders. Trees block the view of riders on my side of the right-of-way until they almost Wile E. Coyote into the side of my vehicle as they jump my approach. Let's face it, the only reason ditch riding for entertainment became legal is because some people thought selling off-road vehicles to others who had no other place to ride them would spur economic development. As it turns out, people are once again their own worst enemies. [/QUOTE]

Verification

What is the most common fish caught on this site?

Reply to thread

Recent Posts

Friends of NDA