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.
It depends on whose property it's on. If it's past your property line, it's your problem; if it's on the city's property, it's their problem (also theirs if they have a utilities easement or legal right-of-way on your property that pertains to the problem. *I am not a lawyer, this is not legal advice and you should seek counsel if you intend to take any action*
Answer:If you pay someone's property taxes you would be considered a volunteer. That wouldn't give you any fee interest in the property.Occasionally, tax authorities will put a property with seriously delinquent tax payments up for sale and then you could buy the property for the cost of taxes. Contact your local city or county treasurer who handles the property taxes for your area.
TAXES in CHAPTER 7sorry to tell you , but in Texas property taxes can not be discharged in any bankruptcy.As laws change every year it would be best to check with the city you live in
In Mason City, Iowa, there are no specific laws that explicitly prohibit dumpster diving. However, it's important to be cautious and respectful when engaging in this activity, as private property laws still apply. It's recommended to obtain permission from the property owner before diving into any dumpsters.
Solon, Ohio has a city income tax rate of two percent. Property tax for property costing approximately $100,00 is currently two thousand dollars.
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.
Ask at the tax assessors office. These are usually found in City Hall; if not the front desk at City Hall can tell you where to go.
The icon is usually in front of the purchaseable houses. Its a little green house sign. Floating in front of the door usually.
You haven't provided enough detail. There are several reasons a city may oppose a purchase of a property:The city may want the property to remain undeveloped.The property may abut other property owned by the city and the city wants to acquire it.The property may need extensive rehabilitation and the city doesn't think the proposed buyer has adequate resources to do a thorough rehab.The city may want to set aside the property as conservation land.
law a city government dictating usages of a private property
Yes, unless the property is on city sewer or the property is not for housing.
Canal's are city property, even if it runs through your property. If fishing is allowed, other anglers can even venture into the canal where your property is to fish. Refer to your city police dept.
London Property is very expensive. Few days ago a London flat 'sells for £140m' to become the city's most valuable property*.
This is regulated by the city or town you are inEXCEPT:They may not block access to our departure from your property under Federal law.
Inner City Front was created on -19-06-04.
The guy on the front of "City of Bones" is supposed to be Jace Wayland.
Most cities will not remove a tree unless it is on city property. If the tree is a danger or if it is dying the city will cut it down only if it is on property owned by the city. At times, if branches of a tree are overhanging into the street, the city will trim them up. Trees on private property are mainly the property owners responsibilty and the city will not pay to have the trees removed. Even if your neighbor has a dead tree in his yard that threats your property, the city is not responsible. Trees healthy or sick are the homeowner, or property owner's responsibilty. I am sure states may vary, but this is usually the norm.