My 8 ft x 12 ft shack. No running water. No grid elektrikity. You will notice the high speed data link in the upper right corner of the shack. 10Mb/sec.
They can choke on their rules.
/johnny
“According to WFTX-TV, the notice cited international property maintenance code which said the property is not safe to live in.”
From the link. An International property code? So any house in the world without running water and electric is unlivable? Thats a good part of the world.
hehe
It’s a pre-written text that any code-writing unit of government can use without writing something from scratch.
There’s lots of stuff like it so self-important small-town busybodies can get on councils and harass their neighbors.
My 8 ft x 12 ft shack. No running water. No grid elektrikity. You will notice the high speed data link in the upper right corner of the shack. 10Mb/sec.
They can choke on their rules.
/johnny
***So any house in the world without running water and electric is unlivable?***
Oh darn! My folks should have known that years ago when I was born! And my grandpaw, great grandpaw, great-grandpaw on back!
And I remember us living in “unlivable” houses, off and on, from 1947-1959
And ever so often we have an ice storm that makes our cozy home “unlivable” for days. but we get along just fine.
The International Code Council (iccsafe.org) publishes standardized safety codes for adoption by States, Provinces, Counties and municipalities in North America.
The code must be adopted by the jurisdiction (usually a City, Town or County) in order to be enforceable. It is quite likely that the Code was not properly adopted, as many municipalities are run by incompetent Civil servants who are too lazy to follow all the required steps of public notification, hearings, additional public readings and filing of passed ordinances.
20 years ago cell phones were not required in child support settlement, but for some reason liberal tard judges think that all this tech is mandatory.
This is about tracking people.