A few years back I built a chicken coop on skids. I built it in the front as that is the most level spot on the lot. It was never meant to remain there as I had pipes for rollers to move it to it's current location in the side yard. Well this neighbor took the liberty of walking into my yard code book in hand to dictate terms on who how and where I could put this thing. That was one of the gtfo moments I referred to in my first post.

Seriously, the guy spends his Saturday mornings riding the roads with his own copy of county codes.

Back when I was livin in town I liked to sit on the porch and watch my GF mow. One day a lil ol lady walked up shaking her head in disgust and told me I should be hung for makin my GF mow the yard.

I said I am- why do you think she mows for me?

Put up a big sign facing your neighbors house that says "Coming Soon,,Uncle Warriers Pig Farm.Many To Choose From"

Wouldn't it be a lot less stress on you to just clean up your mess? Has the your case ever been taken to court and were you charged or fined as a result? I'm with the others that would like for you to post some photos of your property. What's the harm in that?

You asked the question; " what legal recourse do I have?".....I'd say your recourse is to clean up your nuisance property and go on with life.

You folks that think its somehow your right to tell others what to do are the problem in this country and no better than antifa, blm or Pelosi.

Authoritarianism is just fine as long as its not my ox getting gored.

You know that's why we have rinos, don't you?

I feel like if I'm paying the property taxes.... I make the management decisions. Beauty is in the eye of the beer holder.

Send a picture of your gored ox then too.

You folks that think its somehow your right to tell others what to do are the problem in this country and no better than antifa, blm or Pelosi.

Authoritarianism is just fine as long as its not my ox getting gored.

You know that's why we have rinos, don't you?