"Dan Horton" wrote in message
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You have every right to chart your own destiny. You don't have a
right to escalate your neighbor quarrel until others lose their right
to work quietly at home. Settle it. Move if you have to. Get a place

Dan, I'm sorry that you feel he must cave in and just take it on the chin
because his neighbor has some problem. I profoundly disagree. His yard and
home are at least as attractive as many of the neighbors, much better than
some. Unless there is something we are not being told it's time for that
whole community you feel he's betrayed to get behind him and fight an unjust
bylaw. It's his property, and he has a right to enjoy it as he sees fit! I
can't understand why the whole neighborhood is not behind him. If it's an
unfit place to store his project then that same area is unfit to store
building materials, ATV's, motorhomes, cars being worked on and any number
of other things.

Have a look at http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Right_to_quiet_enjoyment If we
are being told the truth, I'd tend to side with Brian even if I didn't have
an interest in avivation. I'm dissappointed with you and I feel you're
blaming the victim for the unjust persecution.