re: Homeless population behind our house: FINALLY!!

You also have to worry about that section 8, community cesspool, behind the Academy Sports. tPOS are always on the prowl looking victimize in the area.

I’m not gonna tell a man what to do but I probably wouldn’t have bought a house with motels in my line of sight right behind the house.

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Exterminate them.

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Got some high IQ details on what this would look like? I'm sure this homeowner would love your ideas of how this would work out.

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You also have to worry about that section 8, community cesspool, behind the Academy Sports. tPOS are always on the prowl looking victimize in the area.

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Why is Lancaster building townhomes right next to sect 8 cesspool apartment complex in an area surrounded with homeless encampments?

Is there some plan to improve surrounding area, or is being done cheaply with section 8 part of the plan and calling them townhomes just makes it sound nicer until it’s too late for actual neighborhoods nearby to complain?

If you can’t beat ‘em join em…get a tent and hop that fence brother

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Lighting a fire under the land owner is the only solution.

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This is probably the route I would go. Hell, file a lawsuit against the landowner and allege a diminution of your property value due to the landowner's negligence in failing to secure the land. I'd try to have some correspondence affirmatively notifying the owner first, but otherwise a lawsuit will generally get things moving.

Unrelated to this, but if the landowner truly DGAF about the land, I'd build a new fence (you need it with incoming apartments) and go ahead and set it a couple of feet onto their side. If you maintain it for the next 30 years and they don't object, it's yours.

They are clearing land for another new development on Staring right now.

What a disaster. I’d make damn sure I had a great camera system and accessible firearms. If it gets to the point where you have an intruder (which it undoubtedly will), it will help to have video proof of the intrusion and the necessity for deadly force. Video can also be used to bolster your police complaints.

Obviously contacting the property owner is an immediate necessity, as is rallying support from your neighbors and HOA. Each of you needs to be calling the cops daily with specific and new allegations of criminal activity. Keep a record of all complaints made.

If that doesn’t work, I’d charter a bus for a one way trip to Nola so they can be with their friends. frick, man, good luck

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This story will get picked up by someone

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local media is OWNED by Broome or whoever owns her. Unless it Kiran, don’t expect anyone to paint an unflattering picture of EBR. It’s all unicorn milk and rainbows as far as the local media is concerned. Gotta push the narrative while the place crumbles.