Does purple tape count also? I've seen rolls of it and thought about using it instead.
Wouldn't last long
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Does purple tape count also? I've seen rolls of it and thought about using it instead.
Just read the posted law again. Missed the "not less than" the first time.
But yeah, the way I learned it was purple means stay out, course I was raised to know that a fence itself meant stay out and never came across the markings without a fence present.
Wonder if it would apply to privacy fences in the city.
"Public place" means any place to which the public or a substantial group of the public has access and includes, but is not limited to, streets, highways, and the common areas of schools, hospitals, apartment houses, office buildings, transport facilities, and shops.
I had been wondering about putting purple lines on the trees in my front yard, any advantage to it?
Would you put a "No Tresspassing" sign there? Do you need that sign there? If so, then yes.
The paint just says the same thing (if people know what the paint means, that is).
been around a lot longer than that though
Purple paint means purple paint. Do not cross unless you have permission.
Your unfenced front yard would qualify as a public place, where your living room doesn't. Nor would your gated back yard that's got 6 foot high (or higher if your city isn't stingy like SA) privacy fence around it. There are more than a few situations where that can make a big difference and of course I'm thinking along the lines of how you deal with unwelcome visitors. Someone hanging out on your unfenced lawn, you need to approach a lot differently than you can a guy inside your privacy fence if you want to stay on the right side of the law.
(B) fencing or other enclosure obviously designed to exclude intruders or to contain livestock;
Yeah I'm a lot more lax when interpreting intent on purple paint than I am with 3006 signs. Saw some dude who seemed to have stopped reading half way through and had painted tree trunks with rings painted around them fifteen feet up... Totally not compliant, but I stayed on my side of them. If they really want it to have teeth against the kind of people they want to keep out, then they should read the law though.
Would you put a "No Tresspassing" sign there? Do you need that sign there? If so, then yes.
The paint just says the same thing (if people know what the paint means, that is).
Wonder if it would apply to privacy fences in the city.
Wonder if it would apply to privacy fences in the city.