The thing these owners of the street need to watch out for is a scenario where you have every occupant of those multi-million dollar homes suddenly slipping and falling on the street and sustaining "permanent, life-altering injuries" the next time it rains. I'm sure there are plenty of ambulance-chasing lawyers who would love to take a case like that.
I'm not sure why anyone would buy a street in a neighborhood like that. It's an enormous liability issue, and the new owners are now responsible for the maintenance and upkeep of the street.
They need to block all access to the property, street, and sidewalks until a proper safety inspection is complete.
That should be completed in or around November 1st
The street is gated, and it has been gated for 40 years. When DiFi lived there, they had a cop at the gate. Now, they have a security guard there. You and I (serfs) can’t enter because, as I was told by the guard, “It’s private property.”
Well now, ain’t that ironic? I couldn’t walk though because it’s “private property”, but somehow - AMAZINGLY - those great Dhimmicratic geniuses couldn’t figure out that they need to pay property tax on...PRIVATE PROPERTY.
BWA-HAHAHA!!! Auction the property off to the highest bidder, and let the residents eat cake!
PS: Bet the property tax is higher next year! BWA-HAHAHA!!