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niyad

(134,023 posts)
Tue Oct 21, 2025, 02:47 PM Oct 2025

Question: Did aceco llc get their equipment onto OUR property , OUR HOUSE,

witthout anybody noticing all that equipment being moved? On the other hand, I guess it does not matter. Pretty sure nothing, and nobody, was going to be able to stop them, even if risking life and limb. Still, the whole thing does seem to have come as something of a shock.

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Question: Did aceco llc get their equipment onto OUR property , OUR HOUSE, (Original Post) niyad Oct 2025 OP
It would have been late at night, no doubt, and even so it would have been noticed by someone, Ocelot II Oct 2025 #1
That was why I wrote the rest of it. niyad Oct 2025 #2
Something similar happened in my neighborhood. Developers knocked down a cbabe Oct 2025 #3
Their precensse was not commented on because intheflow Oct 2025 #4

Ocelot II

(131,217 posts)
1. It would have been late at night, no doubt, and even so it would have been noticed by someone,
Tue Oct 21, 2025, 02:50 PM
Oct 2025

but who could have done anything about it?

cbabe

(6,812 posts)
3. Something similar happened in my neighborhood. Developers knocked down a
Tue Oct 21, 2025, 03:03 PM
Oct 2025

landmark home over a three day holiday weekend as a crowd watched. All enforcement offices were closed (like the govt shutdown).

Paltry fine easily paid. No bringing back the landmark home.

intheflow

(30,249 posts)
4. Their precensse was not commented on because
Tue Oct 21, 2025, 04:54 PM
Oct 2025

the same equipment used to demolish buildings is the same as equipment used to break ground for a new building.

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