Does City Have the Right to Cut My Lock?
03-12-11, 06:31 AM
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If OP's panties are still in a twist, perfect political climate to approach especially a conservative city/borough/town council/assembly member and suggest elimination of bike registration as a cost saving measure. Or at least notices like they put on cars whIch don't blow away.
03-12-11, 09:41 AM
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03-12-11, 09:46 AM
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He said that he checked on it every day - and he had it locked. I wouldn't consider that unattended.
But I guess some people think that if he went and wiggled the bike around instead of just looking at it as he walked by - or maybe faked some foot and tire tracks in the snow - then it would have crossed the threshold from unattended to attended.
But I guess some people think that if he went and wiggled the bike around instead of just looking at it as he walked by - or maybe faked some foot and tire tracks in the snow - then it would have crossed the threshold from unattended to attended.
