hahaha there are more important problems than this. Keep your personal grudges off this page.

I know where this is and it looks trashy and low end. Gives the impression the whole street is a dump and certainly doesn't help Middletown's already tarnished image for anyone who drives down Country Club, which is one of the prettier and nicer streets. I feel for the neighbors having to deal with. Just because the zoning laws allow something doesn't make it right, they just don't make it illegal, and the homeowner should be a decent enough person to have some consideration for their neighbors and pride of ownership. Isn't there anywhere else to put the cars to sell them?

It doesn't look as bad now as it used to, they finally cleaned up the yard after several failed attempts at selling the house

thats it people good job stop some one from making money in the economy ...good job nice your looking out for your fellow manand not putting your self first.....and i bet you go to church every sunday and play yourself off as a good christian too

still there i pay taxes and live in a residential zone, i did not by a house near a used car lot

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