Is there no such thing as objectionable behavior that people might not want to live around? Is it wrong to want to do something about things like your next door neighbor turning a 1/3 acre property into a chicken-egg and honey farm? Or buying a second house to rent out for weekly parties that flood the street with cars, including sex parties? Should people just ignore those things? Cities don't want to deal with those things in my experience.
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Is there no such thing as objectionable behavior that people might not want to live around? Is it wrong to want to do something about things like your next door neighbor turning a 1/3 acre property into a chicken-egg and honey farm? Or buying a second house to rent out for weekly parties that flood the street with cars, including sex parties? Should people just ignore those things? Cities don't want to deal with those things in my experience.
Zoning ordinances are different from an HOA and deed restrictions. You're confusing there's two things with your examples.