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DeKalb County
:
Enforce Code of Ordinances
regarding
signs at 1840 Mason Mill Rd
327 supporters
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PETITION UPDATE
Results of Avery Probation Revocation Hearing
FEB 13, 2018 — Jim Ed Avery, the property owner at 1840 Mason Mill Road, was found to have violated the terms of his probation and was remanded to the DeKalb County jail for 30 days. The violations occurred specifically on September 9, 2017 and November 1, 2017, when Code Enforcement officers found that the signage he had in his front yard exceeded the square footage allowed by the code.
When released from jail, Mr. Avery will be subject to drug testing every two weeks and visits from his parole officer. Also, code enforcement officers will be expected to view his property on a regular basis. Should he be found to be in violation of his probation again, a warrant for his arrest can be applied for immediately.
The Public Defenders’ Office was released from representing Mr. Avery, which means that in the future he will either have to represent himself or pay to retain outside counsel. No additional fines or mental health evaluations were added to the conditions of his parole.
Judge McCoyd stated that in his original order he had tried to establish clear parameters and consequences that were fair to both Mr. Avery and the County. However, it was clear that Mr. Avery had not taken the court proceedings seriously and that his display of excess signage signified his lack of concern about county ordinances and his defiance in complying with those ordinances.
The Judge was not willing at this time to consider Mr. Avery in violation of his parole due to his creating a “hazardous and offensive condition in our community.” However, the Judge did seem to indicate that he might consider this argument in the future should Mr. Avery return to court.
The neighborhood owes a debt of thanks to those residents who attended this trial. It started at 9 a.m. and went to noon, when it was recessed until 2:15, with the verdict being rendered at approximately 3:00 p.m. Several residents stayed until the bitter end. We were frustrated with the judgment, but were told by the lawyers present that a 30-day jail sentence is a very hefty sentence for what began as essentially a code violation matter, and that the penalties will increase should Mr. Avery continue to violate his parole conditions.
When released from jail, Mr. Avery will be subject to drug testing every two weeks and visits from his parole officer. Also, code enforcement officers will be expected to view his property on a regular basis. Should he be found to be in violation of his probation again, a warrant for his arrest can be applied for immediately.
The Public Defenders’ Office was released from representing Mr. Avery, which means that in the future he will either have to represent himself or pay to retain outside counsel. No additional fines or mental health evaluations were added to the conditions of his parole.
Judge McCoyd stated that in his original order he had tried to establish clear parameters and consequences that were fair to both Mr. Avery and the County. However, it was clear that Mr. Avery had not taken the court proceedings seriously and that his display of excess signage signified his lack of concern about county ordinances and his defiance in complying with those ordinances.
The Judge was not willing at this time to consider Mr. Avery in violation of his parole due to his creating a “hazardous and offensive condition in our community.” However, the Judge did seem to indicate that he might consider this argument in the future should Mr. Avery return to court.
The neighborhood owes a debt of thanks to those residents who attended this trial. It started at 9 a.m. and went to noon, when it was recessed until 2:15, with the verdict being rendered at approximately 3:00 p.m. Several residents stayed until the bitter end. We were frustrated with the judgment, but were told by the lawyers present that a 30-day jail sentence is a very hefty sentence for what began as essentially a code violation matter, and that the penalties will increase should Mr. Avery continue to violate his parole conditions.
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Overheard
during
Probation Revocation Hearing
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"As we live on a round planet,
'neighborhood',
is an obsolete term."
Not Defined, Undefined, Unidentified~g(8!0)d~James E. Avery, Herd Health Medicine
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:
Although not the same as saying having been
Officially Documented
as part of...
Public Record
"I'M INCREASING YOUR PROPERTY VALUE!" I"M INCREASING YOUR PROPERTY VALUE!" i'M INCREASING YOUR PROPERTY VALUE!" "TREES ARE DANGEROUS; ALMOST DIED BECAUSE OF ONE!" "I'M INCREASING YOUR PROPERTY VALUE!" -(BOBBY'S PARTNER)~
"It's Charlie's money and he can spend it however he wants." -Bobby Rasulnia
Bobby and his partner had no problem being "glib" / "dismissive" of all their soon to be new neighbors upset about them cutting down so many trees on their newly acquired property, in the process, violating DeKalb County's green laws. DeKalb County themselves were dismissive of my two phoned in complaints. "What can we do; the trees are a threat to his house?" -EPA
"That's our point! This house didn't have to be their's!" - Resident 1840 Mason Mill Road.
Now this property next door to mine is up for sale.
WTF!!!
And listen to this, it's being described as an "URBAN OASIS" known as the "HOLLYWOOD HOUSE."
DIDN'T SEE THAT COMING! MY GOD! WHAT'S it MADE OF?! THE CALIFORNIA REDWOOD FORREST!!!
All I'm able seeing when taking that virtual tour online is a "DEAD DEAD DEAD PLANET HOLLYWOOD!"
And it gets even funnier. One feature of this house is the "private" media room. LOL LOL LOL This room is not private! TV screen big enough for me joining them without leaving my house; well, up until they extended the roof over the backyard patio. Now I have to go stand in the driveway.
But they can still see Norman Bate's window from their house.
I'm able seeing these two doing nothing more than repeating the same process all over again with their next investment.
PRAISE THY GOOD LORD's NEXT DOOR NEIGHBORS AND NEIGHBORHOOD LEADS. WHEN YOU GOT TWO OF THE SAME THING, ALL YOU NEED IS BUT ONE. MAKE THEM A SANDWICH, HELP YOURSELF TO THE BREADCRUMBS YOU TEMPORARY DISPLAY EVENTS!
I don't know about your guys, but...I...DO...consider our trees to be "FAG ENABLERS." You betcha!!! I'm all for DeKalb County... CONSISTENTLY...
enforcing their code ordinances! Including it's Green Laws. Remember, this... DID... all start in the beginning with me trying to embarrass DeKalb County into admitting willful accessory to Mr. Bliss and Mr. Rasulnia crime of violating our GREEN LAWS. And I will hold anyone helping these two profit from the sell of this house to be just as guilty.
Maybe this is why I been able...BEING...so persistent..?
Isaiah 6:9-10 New International Version (NIV)
9 He said, “Go and tell this people:
“‘Be ever hearing, but never understanding;
be ever seeing, but never perceiving.’
10 Make the heart of this people calloused;
make their ears dull
and close their eyes.
Otherwise they might see with their eyes,
hear with their ears,
understand with their hearts,
and turn and be healed.”
PRAISE THY GOOD LORD's NEXT DOOR NEIGHBORS AND NEIGHBORHOOD LEADS. WHEN YOU GOT TWO OF THE SAME THING, ALL YOU NEED IS BUT ONE. MAKE THEM A SANDWICH, HELP YOURSELF TO THE BREADCRUMBS YOU TEMPORARY DISPLAY EVENTS!
MY GOD! JESUS HAD IT EASY! ALL HE HAD TO DO WAS GIVE EVERYONE A HUG!
"No matter which way the winds blows." - Bohemian Rhapsody
AND THEY STILL KILLED HIM!
CHRIST ON A CORN DOG!!!!
You might as well go ahead and kill the children yourselves. Certainly would save someone else their own generations the trouble of being vilified having done it for you instead. Until I see a change in your behaviors, Adam Lanza did those children a favor.
Nothing going to change until someone really cares. Just won't.