The City wants pay a visit.

Good luck, it just depends on the inspector's agenda.

I rent.

I'll see if any of them have a hankering to drive a race car. (Will try to win them over to the crapcan life-style.)

The carport is clean. It wasn't bad but there were a few cans of parts-cleaner diesel fuel they might not have liked. Taken care of.

I did get a call from the property manager.

I'm very pro-active regarding the neighbors and as far as I can tell they like what we are doing and are more then willing to cut us a little slack now and then because they know how far we go to go easy on them, including knocking on doors and asking if now is it an OK time for a cam break-in, and things along those lines. They are generally happy to see when we return from a race with the car in one piece and will come over and ask about our weekend. There is one elderly neighbor who seems most interested in what we are doing but periodically gets concerned about "chemicals" and dust (sanding paint and bondo), etc. We'll see.

Anyway, after a race the whole place gets a good cleaning, but I think I'll wait until today's visitors have come and gone before I go after the oil stains with gasoline and old rags.

I'll try the Tide method. Gasoline works, but...

I was here most of the day and no one came by, and if they came by when I was out they must have been happy otherwise they'd have left a yellow tag. No yellow tag was found.

I assume it was a neighbor complaining. I'll try to find out tomorrow. I try to stay way ahead of things regarding neighbors and if needed will try to smooth things out. I guess it's a bit like tracking down the car you might hit during a race to make good.

Maybe I should put together a swag package together for each neighbor.

Mike