You are wise. And fined for having standing water. Required to get a permit to remove the water. A fine for taking municipal water. A bill from the water department for the water. A fine for taking the water without a meter. …
For a couple hundred bucks? Easier to just ask the supervisor to get someone to fix some fences or other minor work when they're next waiting on parts or there's other downtime.
I used to work at an apartment complex, we would have lot of problems with construction crews because they would try to throw all of their trash into our bins to save money. It was getting so bad that everyday that the residents couldn't throw their own trash without it being all over the streets. We had to take them all to court. I'm talking about ton of drywalls, carpets, doors, etc. Not even from our property
@@InsanePandaWanderer No problem, I only know that because I used to work for Dollar Tree and we kept finding trash and broken household items in our dumpsters ( 1 for trash, 1 for cardboard) The Store manager happened to find an address one day and gave it to the Police, who found the person. He got a $500 fine. Turned out he was the manager’s cousin who thought it was fine because he was “ family” A few nights later both of the dumpsters were set on fire, Gee I wonder who it was! lol
Ive seen this done in another state by the city water supply opening up a fire hydrant FULL FORCE for several minutes aimed at a house DOWNHILL, DIRECTLY AT IT 30 FEET AWAY. During the middle of they day. I just can't figure out WHY? This has happened more than once to the same house. MAKES YOU WONDER WHYYYYYYY.
People doing the construction probably thought “ It’s only water in an empty field, what can it hurt?” She should send the construction company a bill for all of the extra hay the horses need because they can’t graze in the field now.
I live in a town here in Hills Minnesota in our city pump sewer water onto my grandmother‘s property from the sewer system, right into her yard and didn’t even tell anybody they were doing it, didn’t even put up any warning signs, or anything that there was sewage, spread all over the ground in town. Of course why would this make any difference, it’s the same town that left the sewer system, covert open for days where kids can go with no wires or anything roping off the danger, apparently we learned nothing when we had to save Jessica from the well decades ago. I don’t think people understand when you pump sewage on the ground it’s full of hepatitis and all kinds of illnesses that you can catch.m
Same is happening to me: in my city they're blowing gasses ( fumes ) to my land burning trees and other fruit trees. expensive damage to my property, I reported and no body care in Galveston County. Plus 2 trained dogs attaked me one left me bleeding and 2 years after another dog did same all this when I was in my yard and no body care.
What is "Failure to Abate"? Is their a fine for water leaving a job site? The Containment Fabric is clearly viewable. However, contaminated water encroched upon adjoining properties. I understand that these City Fines can be 10k initially and continue by the day. Appears the City is IMMUNE to ANY laws or ORDINANCES. Similar to Boeing and their famed ISO 9001😂😂 Be careful pursueing this, i understand that this could cost life for doing the RIGHT thing for your fellow man.
If they're going to crank up the water again I'd make damn sure that that fire hydrant was going up someone's back side I wouldn't be putting up with it add flat out their construction site
I would say the city. And it's the idiot engineering of the highway who did not plan for water runoff. Should've turned the water line off. A good lawyer will get this fixed.
@@kbrown5218 I build highways all the time. Can't think of a time we had to open hydrants and just leave them open. The city puts a portable meter on it and there's a nozzle just like a garden hose, use it when you need it. Genuinely having a hard time understanding why they would need to do this.
That's a bit negligent though probably simply less thought out about how much the ground can absorb to just run water on someone's else's property at such a rate. Luckily it's early in the season. They should compensate her a bit for damages maybe like 600 bucks, apologize and call it fair and square.
Hey! You leave Gage alone! He’s a nice guy & a good reporter! 😭 Also, Gage would have to ditch the shirt & put on some hiking boots to pull off the “Equestrian Putin” look. 🥾🐎
@gaycramer2658 Sadly, it seems people are becoming more and more lost. "What's the difference between a person being liable, possibly a malicious act, and an act of nature?" That's just about the same as "well sure the guy electrocuted the other guy but people get struck by lightning all the time."
I love how they showed all the shots of their boots not being muddy because this is just a crazy lady that's upset that her horses got wet. Just give her a carton of cigarettes so she'll calm down.
@@WarFace-lj4kx actually I'm not saying anything at all. My voice to text doesn't work very well. I did type some things however. You may not be able to read very well, so I will let you know that I never type anything that you just commented about. I did however type that they showed a lot of footage of their boots, add none of that footage showed any mud on their boots. They did walk all over the field to show how bad it was, but there was just a little mud puddle and their feet weren't seeking in except for the one spot where she could dig her boot into the wet soil. Since when were horses allergic to water? Why is she worried about wet pastures burning her horses feet off when she should be worried about the one bale of hay per horse per day that she feeds them burning their hooves off.
@@despraterado588 She’s not complaining about the horses getting wet, she’s complaining about having to feed the horses because they can’t graze underwater and also having to keep them inside out of the standing water - that causes their shoes to loosen and their hooves to rot. They can’t just spend hours and hours in standing water without that happening. It would happen to your feet too if you had to spend hours standing in water.
Five hours... Five hours is not critical. In 24-48 hours it will be gone. Unlikely they were running horses on pasture. Horses can't have wet feet now? Feet are suddenly rotting right off because water was running for five hours? Bale per day per horse? Unlikely. Which is it... they are either on pasture or you are charging customers a bale a day. You're not doing both. This is the typical crazy horse chick trying to get some money.
Yeah, but keep in mind this is private property here in Texas, we're big on private land ownership. They should give her a bit of compensation for their run-off on her private property. Maybe something trivial like 600 bucks and an apology. Someone legally can't just dump water causing liability and damages and horses won't graze there and increases batericial/fungi count as well as decreases pasture yield for x amount of time. This is a really easy settlement done with a few bucks and a handshake.
@@lindapindabelinda3570 explain everything us sensible people are missing about the wet pasture that happens every time it rains. Explain to us how overfeeding them hey will make them burn their feet off, but wet ground will not.
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Next the city will be sending the landowner a $25,000 bill for the water.
and a $5 K fine for having a pond without a permit.....
Then the IJ will step in….
They just finished one of these cases.
My thoughts exactly!
You are wise.
And fined for having standing water. Required to get a permit to remove the water. A fine for taking municipal water. A bill from the water department for the water. A fine for taking the water without a meter. …
It’s not accidental. Someone probably wants her land.
Never attribute to malice that which is adequately explained by stupidity.
-Hanlon's razor
the supreme court just ruled on a case like this...they're going to be liable for this mess
Like Texas actually cares about courts or laws or regulations 😂
Land ownership under attack
ok SovCit
Retard
Sue them!!!!
STFU sue for what? Watering her grass for free. They should charge her for all the water she got for free to water her grass.
For a couple hundred bucks?
Easier to just ask the supervisor to get someone to fix some fences or other minor work when they're next waiting on parts or there's other downtime.
I used to work at an apartment complex, we would have lot of problems with construction crews because they would try to throw all of their trash into our bins to save money. It was getting so bad that everyday that the residents couldn't throw their own trash without it being all over the streets. We had to take them all to court. I'm talking about ton of drywalls, carpets, doors, etc. Not even from our property
Where I live it's illegal to put construction waste in regular garbage bins.
It’s called ‘ Theft of Services’
@@paulmolloy7206 Thank you, learned a new term
@@InsanePandaWanderer No problem, I only know that because I used to work for Dollar Tree and we kept finding trash and broken household items in our dumpsters
( 1 for trash, 1 for cardboard) The Store manager happened to find an address one day and gave it to the Police, who found the person. He got a $500 fine. Turned out he was the manager’s cousin who thought it was fine because he was “ family” A few nights later both of the dumpsters were set on fire, Gee I wonder who it was! lol
@paulmolloy7206 lmao that's a crazy story.
Ive seen this done in another state by the city water supply opening up a fire hydrant FULL FORCE for several minutes aimed at a house DOWNHILL, DIRECTLY AT IT 30 FEET AWAY. During the middle of they day. I just can't figure out WHY? This has happened more than once to the same house. MAKES YOU WONDER WHYYYYYYY.
Dana needs to have her throat checked if she hasn’t already. It sounds bad. Hope she is OK
Yeah. Hope she don't smoke
That’s how older horse women sound perfectly normal
She was so mad she was almost speechless
The lady should get check for throat cancer.
Oh, no. The standing water probably killed the grass. The property owner needs a lawyer ASAP.
Ah yes all that dead grass in the video needs to be replaced. GTFOYFR
@@despraterado588 Hey super genius, just what do you think livestock eat?
Let me guess, people solve your problems for you?
Contaminated water 😂dip shart!!
@@michaelking6895 now y'all are just making shart up
People doing the construction probably thought “ It’s only water in an empty field, what can it hurt?” She should send the construction company a bill for all of the extra hay the horses need because they can’t graze in the field now.
Dana sounds like an ad to convince people to stop smoking.
File a lawsuit against the city and contractor, I bet you get answers from the innocent side real quick.
I live in a town here in Hills Minnesota in our city pump sewer water onto my grandmother‘s property from the sewer system, right into her yard and didn’t even tell anybody they were doing it, didn’t even put up any warning signs, or anything that there was sewage, spread all over the ground in town. Of course why would this make any difference, it’s the same town that left the sewer system, covert open for days where kids can go with no wires or anything roping off the danger, apparently we learned nothing when we had to save Jessica from the well decades ago. I don’t think people understand when you pump sewage on the ground it’s full of hepatitis and all kinds of illnesses that you can catch.m
I wouldn't doubt they'd be billed for the water
She was so mad at the contractors, she lost her voice
Some people care about their animals, more than most people care about their own babies these days
Would have called Fire Department first to shut off valve.
Dude shows up ready for the story, big rubber boots and in the saddle.
Same is happening to me: in my city they're blowing gasses ( fumes ) to my land burning trees and other fruit trees. expensive damage to my property, I reported and no body care in Galveston County. Plus 2 trained dogs attaked me one left me bleeding and 2 years after another dog did same all this when I was in my yard and no body care.
He really had to use a horse. 🤣
Who can they complain too when there is a rain storm and this happens
Not an accident
Sue! SUE! SUE! SUE!! City & construction company are in cahoots!
Next they'll stick her with a $20k water bill like they did that construction company in Atlanta and deny the appeal.
I don’t think it’s an accident
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Farmers under attack
but
What is "Failure to Abate"? Is their a fine for water leaving a job site? The Containment Fabric is clearly viewable. However, contaminated water encroched upon adjoining properties. I understand that these City Fines can be 10k initially and continue by the day. Appears the City is IMMUNE to ANY laws or ORDINANCES. Similar to Boeing and their famed ISO 9001😂😂 Be careful pursueing this, i understand that this could cost life for doing the RIGHT thing for your fellow man.
that's the voice of 3 packs a day since she was a teen.
sue for big bucks
sue city and conntractor
I would have gotten a big pipe wrench and shut the valve.
So go turn off the hydrant... All it takes is a wrench.
Make them pay for clean up.
Someone is gonna pay out
STFU, pay out for free water. I bet your name starts with a K.
Mmmm im sure tjat grass loves all that chemicaly treated water
If they're going to crank up the water again I'd make damn sure that that fire hydrant was going up someone's back side I wouldn't be putting up with it add flat out their construction site
Sounds like money
OBEY AND RESPECT AUTHORITY!!! OBEY AND RESPECT A MAN OF GOD!!! BIBLE BELT!!! 🤠
I’m sorry. Hwhat!
So who owns the hydrant though??
I would say the city. And it's the idiot engineering of the highway who did not plan for water runoff. Should've turned the water line off. A good lawyer will get this fixed.
@@kbrown5218 I build highways all the time. Can't think of a time we had to open hydrants and just leave them open. The city puts a portable meter on it and there's a nozzle just like a garden hose, use it when you need it. Genuinely having a hard time understanding why they would need to do this.
That's a bit negligent though probably simply less thought out about how much the ground can absorb to just run water on someone's else's property at such a rate. Luckily it's early in the season. They should compensate her a bit for damages maybe like 600 bucks, apologize and call it fair and square.
If you can't tell that the reporter sitting on that horse is Vladimir Putin, you have no clue what's coming upon you!
Hey! You leave Gage alone! He’s a nice guy & a good reporter! 😭 Also, Gage would have to ditch the shirt & put on some hiking boots to pull off the “Equestrian Putin” look. 🥾🐎
@@Malfatta Charlie, I know this is you!😂
Horses can swim.
This is literally the dumbest post ever made on YT. 🤦🏽♀️
@@scrapper900 It is a fact they can swim.
But they can't sustain long distance. They aren't fish. They need to eat.
Hush
Stick to your video games
Sounds like a drainage problem. What happens if it rains?!?
w. t. f.
Law suit
It’s just water it rains all the time what’s the difference
Really?
@gaycramer2658 Sadly, it seems people are becoming more and more lost. "What's the difference between a person being liable, possibly a malicious act, and an act of nature?"
That's just about the same as "well sure the guy electrocuted the other guy but people get struck by lightning all the time."
Well who will you call when it rains two weeks straight 😂
You don't listen too well. She said what's natural she can't control, but the construction company she can.
My God! Somebody get that woman a carton of cigarettes, QUICK!
sue the city oops the company
Dude, are you sure Putin isn't your father?
She's a scammer. The field looks similar to a flood after a heavy rain. It'll dry out in a day or so. trying to get money from the city.
They’ve just poisoned the water …….
I love how they showed all the shots of their boots not being muddy because this is just a crazy lady that's upset that her horses got wet. Just give her a carton of cigarettes so she'll calm down.
So you're saying you saw no mud and water in this video? I know you saw where her boot literally digs in the mud! 🧐
@@WarFace-lj4kx actually I'm not saying anything at all. My voice to text doesn't work very well. I did type some things however. You may not be able to read very well, so I will let you know that I never type anything that you just commented about. I did however type that they showed a lot of footage of their boots, add none of that footage showed any mud on their boots. They did walk all over the field to show how bad it was, but there was just a little mud puddle and their feet weren't seeking in except for the one spot where she could dig her boot into the wet soil. Since when were horses allergic to water? Why is she worried about wet pastures burning her horses feet off when she should be worried about the one bale of hay per horse per day that she feeds them burning their hooves off.
Hey super genius, livestock can get stuck in the mud which can cause injuries.
Lmfao
@@despraterado588
She’s not complaining about the horses getting wet, she’s complaining about having to feed the horses because they can’t graze underwater and also having to keep them inside out of the standing water - that causes their shoes to loosen and their hooves to rot. They can’t just spend hours and hours in standing water without that happening. It would happen to your feet too if you had to spend hours standing in water.
miss cheyenne over here just trying to get money or just being crazy or both people like her are all over + or - the carton a day
Five hours... Five hours is not critical. In 24-48 hours it will be gone.
Unlikely they were running horses on pasture.
Horses can't have wet feet now? Feet are suddenly rotting right off because water was running for five hours?
Bale per day per horse? Unlikely. Which is it... they are either on pasture or you are charging customers a bale a day. You're not doing both.
This is the typical crazy horse chick trying to get some money.
Guessing you don’t know much about horses or pastures.
Yeah, but keep in mind this is private property here in Texas, we're big on private land ownership. They should give her a bit of compensation for their run-off on her private property. Maybe something trivial like 600 bucks and an apology. Someone legally can't just dump water causing liability and damages and horses won't graze there and increases batericial/fungi count as well as decreases pasture yield for x amount of time. This is a really easy settlement done with a few bucks and a handshake.
Typical crazy Internet guy trying to pretend reality is wrong and they are right.
Where is the line for you? What can the government do on land that is privately owned?
@@lindapindabelinda3570 explain everything us sensible people are missing about the wet pasture that happens every time it rains. Explain to us how overfeeding them hey will make them burn their feet off, but wet ground will not.