people need housing... and this company just buys this house to have their employees sit there 24/7 while waiting for tow truck calls.

2-3 people sitting in the living room, zero furniture but folding chairs and 1 table.

loud AF flatbeds idling in the parking lot.

it's painfully obvious no one is living here now. I want people to LIVE there not just use it as a parking lot and giant storage building.

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[–] 43 points 1 week ago (3 children)

Depending on the jurisdiction, that could be a zoning violation. I'm not an attorney, though.

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  • [–] [S] 9 points 1 week ago (2 children)

    yeah I looked.. without digging too deep it's only an issue here is they actually run dispatch instead of just deploy trucks, and 1 person at the house needs to be considered ' living there'

    it's just upsetting knowing people can't afford housing, and then these pricks show up

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  • [–] 5 points 1 week ago*

    without digging too deep

    Dig deep. In many jurisdictions, investigations are on a by-complaint basis.

    If one person "lives" there, that means they have residence, which means they can't be made to leave unless they're evicted. I doubt a company is going to trust any ordinary employee to be in that position.

    They may also be in violation of noise ordinances. Some jurisdictions also have ordinances against parking in the grass, which they may also be in violation of.

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