It doesn’t seem like the reporter even stopped by the area.

I think this is a law that probably isn’t used on a daily basis but helps deal with people that turn lawns into scrap yards.

He doesn’t want driving nannies but he REALLY wants sonar beepers?

Haha, I couldn’t sit on the sidelines. This is literally my neighborhood.

Yeah, the hoarding culture is crazy. Our cars, even if rust buckets, are probably worth more (and more important to us) than most of the stuff in the garage.

I did post an updated driveway photo to prove I wasn’t lying about living nearby. But I am done now...it already felt creepy.

This afternoon’s streetview.

Haha, not I. Just surprised to see my neighborhood on my daily site for auto entertainment!

Several of the neighbors have neglected projects siting in the garage with kids toys piled high on them.

Oh man, I can totally do this - but do I WANT my identity know????

AHHH! I totally forget that the driveway is a recent edition!

Large, late 70's looking cars..but its been awhile since I looked.

Not the same fence - the fence in question ran across the driveway - it was a movable fence.

Ha, visit the neighborhood and then decide.

I’ll follow up later. I pass the house daily and didn’t know it had gotten to this point.

Those are his.

Right on Billdo

There are a lot of contractors rigs in the area, boat trailers (it is MN), and fairly large fleets per driveway in the neighborhood - so I can say the law is probably used sparingly - for appropriate offenders.

As I nearby resident I can strongly advise you to NOT put your money where your mouth is!

I can confirm that all of this is true.