My question involves a traffic ticket from the state of: ohio
We hired loggers to log out our woods recently and had no problems till a month after they started. There was no signs on our road when we first started about weight limitations. We have a excavating company literally around the corner of the road that drives down it daily with big dump trucks filled with concrete. Someone had sheriff called and had our load weighed and they put a sign up all the sudden and he got at ticket for being overloaded. We also have Amish with their horses up and down the road everyday too I'm not sure if they make much of a difference but it's now springtime and the road is not blacktopped it's kinda half blacktop and half gravel and it's always been like that we live in the country and now the town trustee put a sign on our lawn stating that no hauling of logs is permitted anymore. We went to the town meeting and now they are threatening to have us the homeowners pay for the road to be fixed they're saying that the road was crumbling because of the weight of the loggers truck and the want the whole road done not just the path the loggers use but what we didn't use too, and from our house to the next road over is like 1/4 of a mile if that!! That they have actually drove on. So I guess my question is can they make us pay for the road? We're not the loggers we don't know the laws of that so I don't think that is fair at all. Also we took pictures of another neighbors that just moved in had big dump trucks drop off loads of something not sure what but when we tried to show them at the meeting they wouldn't even look at them. Any advice on what we should do??
We hired loggers to log out our woods recently and had no problems till a month after they started. There was no signs on our road when we first started about weight limitations. We have a excavating company literally around the corner of the road that drives down it daily with big dump trucks filled with concrete. Someone had sheriff called and had our load weighed and they put a sign up all the sudden and he got at ticket for being overloaded. We also have Amish with their horses up and down the road everyday too I'm not sure if they make much of a difference but it's now springtime and the road is not blacktopped it's kinda half blacktop and half gravel and it's always been like that we live in the country and now the town trustee put a sign on our lawn stating that no hauling of logs is permitted anymore. We went to the town meeting and now they are threatening to have us the homeowners pay for the road to be fixed they're saying that the road was crumbling because of the weight of the loggers truck and the want the whole road done not just the path the loggers use but what we didn't use too, and from our house to the next road over is like 1/4 of a mile if that!! That they have actually drove on. So I guess my question is can they make us pay for the road? We're not the loggers we don't know the laws of that so I don't think that is fair at all. Also we took pictures of another neighbors that just moved in had big dump trucks drop off loads of something not sure what but when we tried to show them at the meeting they wouldn't even look at them. Any advice on what we should do??
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