And this ban in California is on a county wide level.
The law is written in a some what nebulous way; leaving enforcement open to interpretation by a local official!
One “wide” definition of an illegal act would be to “use tools not usually found in a residence”.
What exactly would that mean? Would an ohm meter count; how about a grinder or even a welder! I still own an engine hoist for over 40 years. All of these things could be banned for use in a “residence”.
Anyone one on the forum live in California, in that county?
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Ya, i live in the Sacramento county, on the East side of Sacramento, in the city of Rancho Cordova.
I live in a decent residential neighborhood full of duplex houses, that everyone is renters, and the land lords are absentee owners.
There is one home, eight houses down the street from me, that the guy has taken on, orbital sanding the paint off one of the SUV's in his driveway.
Then one morning on my walk around the block, i see it was painted a different color.
Don't know if it got painted in the driveway too, in the garage, or someplace else, then drug home again.
I personally don't think that's right, in a residential neighborhood like this, but i'm not about to turn him in to code enforcement, as he's not a left or right neighbor to me, at my house.
Code enforcement seems to do a decent enough job around my "hood" keeping smashed, expired registration cars off the street, that show up on rare occasions, by the apartment complex, at the beginning of the street.
This posting was also brought up on the B bodies only forum too, before the whole thing went "poof" and was removed?
