On Sun, 8 Jan 2006 20:09:39 -0800, "RST Engineering"
wrote:
Because road humps expose you to liability for that sort of stuff...like
wheel alignments and the like due to the fact that there is no national or
regional standard for "road humps". Trust me, I'm in a court case like this
right now and nobody can present evidence for the correct design of "road
humps".
Jim
Since you have to maintain your portion of the easement, why not build
some "road humps" so the delivery trucks have to slow down or risk
having to resort all the parcels in the back?
There are speed bumps all over this valley on CITY-maintained streets,
as well as speed bumps in many shopping centers.
Since I've not heard of a suit, you might look into Arizona law as to
what's legal and extrapolate to your situation.
BTW, Scottsdale also uses tight-ass round-abouts to slow traffic...
you have to slow or you'll rollover.
...Jim Thompson
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