My neighbor is building a dirt bike track in front yard

[Sandie]

Jurisdiction

Texas

My Neighbor is building a dirt bike track in their front yard. We are on a 6 acre subdivision which are a majority of horse owners. Are there ordinances regarding this? For the noise, dust or potential danger and harm caused to the livestock?

 

[army judge]

My Neighbor is building a dirt bike track in their front yard. We are on a 6 acre subdivision which are a majority of horse owners. Are there ordinances regarding this? For the noise, dust or potential danger and harm caused to the livestock?

You need to ask your elected county supervisors or the county judge about any county ordinances prohibiting what you allege the neighbor is doing.

You are posting from Hawaii.

The information above is correct for Texas, which you indicated on your post.

If it IS Hawaii, contact your elected county official, forget the part about county judge (as that is a creature that is entirely a Texas county official).

 

[mightymoose]

There likely are ordinances that apply. The question really is if they will be enforced.
Find your county's website and see if you can locate your local ordinances. I suggest you start by looking up any public nuisance codes.

 

[zddoodah]

Are there ordinances regarding this? For the noise, dust or potential danger and harm caused to the livestock?

Since you didn't tell us where in Texas you live, we obviously have no way of knowing if there are any applicable ordinances.

 

[Sandie]

Since you didn't tell us where in Texas you live, we obviously have no way of knowing if there are any applicable ordinances.

Weatherford, Texas , Parker County, Country Place Road

 

[Sandie]

You need to ask your elected county supervisors or the county judge about any county ordinances prohibiting what you allege the neighbor is doing.

You are posting from Hawaii.

The information above is correct for Texas, which you indicated on your post.

If it IS Hawaii, contact your elected county official, forget the part about county judge (as that is a creature that is entirely a Texas county official).

Thank you, Its for my property in Weatherford, Texas.

 

[zddoodah]

Weatherford, Texas

Since you live in an incorporated city, city ordinances, not county codes, should govern. Here is a link to the Weatherford Code of Ordinances, and here is a link to the web site of the Code Enforcement department.

 

[mightymoose]

The location given is outside the city limits.

 

[zddoodah]

Well, then, I assume the relevant ordinance can be found somewhere at this site.