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His Neighbors Are Building a Warehouse Without Permits—But He’s Hesitant to Report Them Because They’re Felons

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Well, this sure doesn’t sound good

In fact, the folks this guy is dealing with sound SKETCHY.

To the max!

But now, he’s at a crossroads about how to deal with these neighbors who clearly aren’t doing anything by the book.

Take a look at what he’s dealing with, and see what you think.

My neighbors from Hell is building a warehouse.

“I’m tired and fed up with these neighbors.

They broke ground on a foundation for a warehouse/shop/garage.

Per the zoning and ordinances, any accessory structure over 1,200 sq feet requires a CUP (conditional use permit). Any accessory structure over 200 sq feet requires a LUP (land use permit).

This is not on the up-and-up!

Per the county, they have neither.

From my best estimate based on the ground they’ve dug, it could be anywhere from 3,000-6,000 sq feet.

They own a construction/excavation business and are just using their employees to prep the site and eventually build it.

There is also reason to believe they will be using this warehouse for their business which is also against the ordinances and zoning. We are only zoned for residential use.

But wait, there’s more!

And I am only bringing this point up as it is relevant to them following the laws/ordinances: They are also felons (both the husband and wife) with past and CURRENT cases against them.

I understand people can do their time and change, however that has not proven to be true for these neighbors from Hell.

Their past also makes me reluctant to file a complaint with the county but I’m not sure I have much choice.

I guess I’m looking for any advice or words of encouragement from people who have been in a similar situation with a difficult and unreasonable neighbor.”

Check out what folks had to say on Reddit.

This person has an idea…

Another individual weighed in.

This Reddit user shared their thoughts.

Another person spoke up.

If you enjoyed this story, check out this post about people who have to go to court to get their land back after their neighbor sells it.

And this reader weighed in.

What’s this guy supposed to do now?

He doesn’t want to tick off these folks because they could be dangerous…

But this is also clearly not a legit project.

He’s stuck in a pretty tough situation with his neighbors…

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