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It’s Saturday morning and I am home long enough from a ride to Belair and back to brew a caraffe of coffee.  The newsletter will be written in a few days  but something that will be covered is the parking and responsibility.  Last night while having dinner with my wife there was a rapping, tapping at our row house door.  Yesterday was August 1.  Neighbor 6 said, “we can’t have this–look at them”  referring to new neighbor at 24/26.  Mattie and Zach had moved out the day before and new person was still moving in.  Neighbor six went onto say Calvin would be upset that new renter was parked over the line since Calvin had been doing as he pleased for years with oversized vehicles and was lifted on a tow truck after several warnings when the bylaws went into effect.  Calvin this and Calvin that–The people had just moved in and Jerry is a responsible landlord so I’m certain the newbies had been informed.  While neighbor six was keeping me from my chop, salad, lobster/clam fritter and fresh tomato from the potted tomato plant in the back yard, the offending party came out of the house and moved.  “Oh, they’re moving,” I was told.  “They’re moving in.”

Anyway, on the other hand, landlord Avon has yet to inform his tennants that they are responsible for the weeds and grass growing out of their sidewalk in front of their residence. This actually was covered in the July newsletter.  Pictures will be added this month.  A lot of money is spent on weed killer for the park since the walkway is brick.  There is very little help in controlling the weed growth in the park walkway.  I don’t mind spraying the park growth but I ain’t your personal groundskeeper.  People from other places pick up trash on our street.  It would be nice if those who benefit from the parking would be as diligent.