Victor,
No need to get in a huff about this specific situation. I believe there is an
easement along the boarder of all privately owned property witch utility
companies and probably other companies have jurisdiction and you have to abide
to regulations regarding management of that easement.
Power poll, sewer access, signs, water mains and many other things can be
placed along your property and you have no say-so. This is just another
instance fitting that situation.
Take a chill-pill. <smile>
----- Original Message -----
From: Victor
To: blindhandyman@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Thursday, August 27, 2009 2:04 PM
Subject: Re: [BlindHandyMan] Mailbox Post
I'm sorry, but no one is going to tell me where and how I'm going to put
down my own property.
I pay my taxes, and they get paid by my taxes to deliver the mail.
They will deliver that mail to me no matter where they have to go.
I feel it's my own prerogative whether I choose to make their lives easier
by installing a curb side mail box or not.
If I lived a mile down the road, they would be responsible for getting the
mail to my home in the same condition as it left the sender's address, and
so I'm doing them a favour by placing the mailbox in a more accessible
location.
From the way this policy is written, it's like they're doing me the favour
by delivering my mail to me.
Sorry folks, but this is North America, and that crap don't fly here.
Victor
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