It is not public property but depending on certain factors, it is considered a public place. If it is not fenced, it is considered a public place in that the pubic has access to it ie: walking up to your front door to knock. Anyone can do that unless it is fenced or no trespassing signs are displayed. Each state has different statutes regarding this. But as a matter of law, the front yard is considered a public place.
If your yard is open to ANY view from your neighbors or from public property, it is prohibited.
I don't think it is school property. It is your property. However, a school bus or a city bus is part of the city or school, so they do have the right to drive there.
My front yard.
Yes.
If you're going to be operating on any public roadways or any public property at all, yes. If you're going to be operating exclusively on private property, no.
If you were in your front yard, you would certainly satisfy the portion of the law about being "in public." However, if you weren't disturbing the peace, the chances of your coming to the attention of law enforcement are VERY slim.
Yes, you can have a privacy fence in your front yard. It mustn't be any taller than four feet, unless your property is adjacent to a non-residential property, in which case the fence can be six feet in height.
The term 'front yard' is a noun phrase, a group of words with a noun and the words related to that noun, for example:front yardthe front yarda beautiful front yarda very beautiful front yardThe term 'front yard' can also be considered an compound noun; two or more words combined to form a noun with its own meaning.
no if its ur yard u can do anything in it i drink in front of cops in my yard them
Front Yard Luge was created in 1999.
Possibly, it depends if you have a tree in your front yard.
Actually, in most cities the government does own the first 15 ft of your front yard. The good part is that they have to maintain it if there is a sewer break, etc. But technically it is theirs, not yours.