Neighbor wants to remove siding

:VeryScared: In talking with several neighbors about the water waste of another neighbor, one neighbor tells me that he wants to reduce his property taxes by removing the siding from one side of his home like some do in Alaska? It is then considered unfinished. Would that work in Park County? I have lost sight of all the new LUR's for PARKCO. Will this be the new trend to reduce taxes? LOL I keep learning new stuff.

Maybe the only reason for an HOA

Lower taxes higher heating cost Not worth the trouble imho

Seems if it's unfinished, the county could also deem the place uninhabitable? Not to mention the company he'll have when the critters need warm winter dwellings. Funny! Keep us posted!

MAN YOU HAVE SOME NUTS FOR NEIGHBORS Mtntrekker!! :VeryScared:

Depending on how it was built, removing the siding may expose the insulation and support structure to the elements, which could result in it becoming uninhabitable whether the county deems it so or not.

I'm guessing when they replace a toilet they haul it out front and plant geraniums in it.

Makes me glad that I don't have neighbors.

chickaree wrote: I'm guessing when they replace a toilet they haul it out front and plant geraniums in it.

Makes me glad that I don't have neighbors.

You don't like geraniums?

LOL
I thought that is what you were supposed to do with your old toilets. Dang!

you sure are interested in your neighbors business aren't you mtntrekker?

be careful they may start doing the same to you...
and you may not like it.