The county backed down and we secured our right to maintain our property without interference. This win belongs to every person who signed onto this fight. Stay vigilant because we will regroup if they try to change the rules again.
Spirits join Prince Mongo in standing for individual rights and freedom of expression. Volusia County is trying to oppress landscaping and restrict the Green practice of drying washed clothes outside on an individuals personal property. Last year, in a recorded meeting between Prince Mongo and county officials, it was agreed on the use of sand as a landscaping tool. Now officials have defaulted on their word. Prince Mongo has filed suit to protect the agreement with the County. A hearing is scheduled for March 1, 2012 between Prince Mongo and Volusia County. By joining this petition you are taking a stand for individual rights and freedoms, the very basis of the foundation of America. United We Stand. Thank you for your support.
The county officials chose to retreat from our agreement but this fight is far from over. Call the county office today to demand they honor their promise about the sand. Tell three neighbors why our right to manage our own property is currently under attack.
February 27, 2012
The momentum behind this fight shows that people are tired of the county going back on their word. Post the link to your Facebook page and email your local representative to demand they honor the agreement.
Reached 100 supporters
February 27, 2012
6 Comments
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Sarah Mwangi
14 years ago
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This county is so overbearing. Just leave people alone and let them live their lives in peace.
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Mike Donnelly
14 years ago
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Ridiculous. Let the man hang his clothes out to dry if he wants. Waste of tax money to go after him for that.
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Jessica Chen
14 years ago
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Leave him alone!! Seriously, have they got nothing better to do than bully this guy?
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Linda Norton
14 years ago
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I really dont see the problem here. Prince Mongo should be able to do what he wants on his own land.
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Dave Perez
14 years ago
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TOTAL GARBAGE. Its his property who cares if he uses sand or hangs laundry. Get a life volusia county.
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Tom Jackson
14 years ago
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The government needs to stop messing with people private property. It is not their business.
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The county backed down and we secured our right to maintain our property without interference. This win belongs to every person who signed onto this fight. Stay vigilant because we will regroup if they try to change the rules again.
Spirits join Prince Mongo in standing for individual rights and freedom of expression. Volusia County is trying to oppress landscaping and restrict the Green practice of drying washed clothes outside on an individuals personal property. Last year, in a recorded meeting between Prince Mongo and county officials, it was agreed on the use of sand as a landscaping tool. Now officials have defaulted on their word. Prince Mongo has filed suit to protect the agreement with the County. A hearing is scheduled for March 1, 2012 between Prince Mongo and Volusia County. By joining this petition you are taking a stand for individual rights and freedoms, the very basis of the foundation of America. United We Stand. Thank you for your support.
The county officials chose to retreat from our agreement but this fight is far from over. Call the county office today to demand they honor their promise about the sand. Tell three neighbors why our right to manage our own property is currently under attack.
February 27, 2012
The momentum behind this fight shows that people are tired of the county going back on their word. Post the link to your Facebook page and email your local representative to demand they honor the agreement.
Reached 100 supporters
February 27, 2012
6 Comments
S
Sarah Mwangi
14 years ago
Featured
This county is so overbearing. Just leave people alone and let them live their lives in peace.
M
Mike Donnelly
14 years ago
Featured
Ridiculous. Let the man hang his clothes out to dry if he wants. Waste of tax money to go after him for that.
J
Jessica Chen
14 years ago
Featured
Leave him alone!! Seriously, have they got nothing better to do than bully this guy?
L
Linda Norton
14 years ago
Featured
I really dont see the problem here. Prince Mongo should be able to do what he wants on his own land.
D
Dave Perez
14 years ago
Featured
TOTAL GARBAGE. Its his property who cares if he uses sand or hangs laundry. Get a life volusia county.
T
Tom Jackson
14 years ago
Featured
The government needs to stop messing with people private property. It is not their business.
This county is so overbearing. Just leave people alone and let them live their lives in peace.