Gardening

magicarpet

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4. Contact the municipal code enforcement,...

Sat Aug 10, 2024, 11:37 AM

Aug 10

... see if a city code addresses the issue of toxic overspray on to your property.

May be inquire at the local library reference desk if they can provide avenues than might help address this issue - city, state, or federal resources, or a pro-bono attorney for elders.

If you are over 60 call 211. Ask for a referal to a pro-bono attorney for elders who might give you guidance to address/resolve this issue.

Good luck.

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This message was self-deleted by its author [View all] CountAllVotes Aug 10 OP

You always have the right to pursue a lawsuit. Whether or not you prevail in another thing. 33taw Aug 10 #1

Was that supposed to be fertilizer? Klarkashton Aug 10 #2

They are using two different things CountAllVotes Aug 10 #3

Contact the municipal code enforcement,... magicarpet Aug 10 #4

Thank you CountAllVotes Aug 10 #7

Names of products being used CountAllVotes Aug 10 #5

Has it been hot where you are? Usually those Klarkashton Aug 10 #8

I live near the coast CountAllVotes Aug 10 #10

Trying to sue somebody for this would be a huge Klarkashton Aug 10 #11

I hope you are right CountAllVotes Aug 10 #12

I do the killing by myself. Klarkashton Aug 10 #13

I had grasscutters spray my entire backyard. They killed all the grass, roses, honeysuckle, ivy, hostas, ferns, Doodley Aug 10 #6

I cannot do it myself CountAllVotes Aug 10 #9

Good news has come out of this! CountAllVotes Aug 10 #14

That is good news but your health should be a concern too RandomNumbers Aug 11 #15

Thank you for this info. CountAllVotes Aug 11 #16

Good luck and I hope you can get help for it. RandomNumbers Aug 11 #17

update CountAllVotes Aug 12 #18

2nd update CountAllVotes Aug 13 #19