neighbors surveillance camera

[stanaka1]

What is the name of your state? California

My friend has had ongoing problems with her neighbor. Just recently, her neighbor setup a closed circuit surveillance camera on their roof pointing into her back yard. Is this an invasion of privacy? Is there any legal recourse to get the camera removed or at least pointed away from her property?

 

[nextwife]

I think a new landscape plan is called for. I envision a large pergola in a certain back portion of the yard, covered with bouganvillia or other appropriate vines.

 

[HomeGuru]

What is the name of your state? California

My friend has had ongoing problems with her neighbor. Just recently, her neighbor setup a closed circuit surveillance camera on their roof pointing into her back yard. Is this an invasion of privacy? Is there any legal recourse to get the camera removed or at least pointed away from her property?

**A: and why are you getting involved in your friends problems?

 

[rutica]

man, homeguru, each response i read from you just proves what a jerk you are. if you don't have anything useful to say, then go outside and get some fresh air and stop polluting this forum with your comments.

 

[HomeGuru]

man, homeguru, each response i read from you just proves what a jerk you are. if you don't have anything useful to say, then go outside and get some fresh air and stop polluting this forum with your comments.

**A: still stuck in a rutica?

 

[rutica]

homeguru, i guess you don't have any friends or else you would know that friends help each other.

 

[JETX]

Rutie.... why are you so fascinated by HG?? Do you have this little 'love thing' going on with him??? You sure do seem to follow him around a lot and then make non-relevant posts.

I can see HG now.... "Hey, this little dog follows me everywhere. Should I keep him or have him put to sleep?"

 

[HomeGuru]

Maybe I'll toss a bone in week or two.

 

[Peety]

A bone ?

 

[HomeGuru]

A bone ?

**A: yes. little dogs like bones. Read the post by JETX.

 

[Happy Trails]

That's really uncool.

"What is the name of your state? California

My friend has had ongoing problems with her neighbor. Just recently, her neighbor setup a closed circuit surveillance camera on their roof pointing into her back yard. Is this an invasion of privacy? Is there any legal recourse to get the camera removed or at least pointed away from her property?"


***You could check with your local government and see if they can provide any answers or possibly create a solution.

 

[HomeGuru]

"What is the name of your state? California

My friend has had ongoing problems with her neighbor. Just recently, her neighbor setup a closed circuit surveillance camera on their roof pointing into her back yard. Is this an invasion of privacy? Is there any legal recourse to get the camera removed or at least pointed away from her property?"


***You could check with your local government and see if they can provide any answers or possibly create a solution.

**A: Local government? If you are going to give advice, please be more specific as to the office or department the writer should contact in local government.

 

[You Are Guilty]

Department of Really Big Umbrellas?

 

[Happy Trails]

Just to clarify for HomeGuru.

**A: Local government? If you are going to give advice, please be more specific as to the office or department the writer should contact in local government.

By local government, I would not be referring to the supreme court, I'm referring to his/her LOCAL councel men/woman. If you live in a township or a city find out when the next township or city meeting is being held and have it put on the agenda so it can be discussed at the next meeting. They may have an ordinance already in the books. If there isn't, they have the position of creating one, since a town has the power to create laws within its self. Is that specific enough?

 

[HomeGuru]

By local government, I would not be referring to the supreme court, I'm referring to his/her LOCAL cou5{f you live in a township or a city find out when the next township or city meeting is being held and have it put on the agenda so it can be discussed at the next meeting. They may have an ordinance already in the books. If there isn't, they have the position of creating one, since a town has the power to create laws within its self. Is that specific enough?

**A: yes, that's much better. And remember that the word is spelled council.