This is NOT what he said in those videos and on the news. We all heard it. This is on the "nextdoor" platform.
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Lyin' Jake Day! Jake the Snake! Jake the Fake!
I see there were some pro Jake plants in that conversation
Again he's a freaking but job!! He contradicts himself from one statement to the next. He has no character or integrity just a flat out liar
The lady asks if it's the responsibility of the landlord or tenant to remove the snow. Day answers "however, check your lease as the lease may pass that responsibility on to the tenant."
This is incorrect information. This is not a "responsibility." It is a law. A landlord can not change what is in the city code in a lease.
11:40 A lease can make it the tenant's responsibility to clear the snow just as it can require them to cut the grass. The City may to cite the owner if it is not done. The lease may also make the tenant responsible for the fine if it is the tenant's responsibly and the tenant fails to do so. Please stop trying to be Perry Mason.
1140-Are you doubting Jake's law degree? This guy went to U of MD, Carnegie Mellon, Oxford, and ended up getting a job from his Daddy at Perdue. LOL
https://www.pscp.tv/SalisburyPD/1RDGlnQwLyOxL
At 54 seconds he had already claimed a civil emergency -
At 5 minutes and 40 seconds he states:
"while the city code requires that you shovel your sidewalk - clear 4' - and technically that would have to happen today, we're not going to be enforcing that - but remember that by tomorrow afternoon as things clear up you're going to need to shovel that sidewalk, or have someone shovel your sidewalk .........
Go to 6 minutes and 54 seconds
"By tomorrow afternoon - 3 o'clock according to city code, we would have to enforce fines.
But now he acts like it as never said?
He wouldn't look so bad if he would just admit he made a mistake.
"Anonymous said...
11:40 A lease can make it the tenant's responsibility to clear the snow just as it can require them to cut the grass. The City may to cite the owner if it is not done. The lease may also make the tenant responsible for the fine if it is the tenant's responsibly and the tenant fails to do so. Please stop trying to be Perry Mason.
January 19, 2018 at 12:34 PM"
Not true. We are talking about the public sidewalks and not private property. The Sby law states an owner of a property is responsible for the sidewalks. Landlords can not change what is the law in a lease. Just like they can't override an eviction law with one that they prefer.
12.10.010 - Removal of snow and ice from sidewalks.
A.
All owners of any land or premises situated on any street within the city where sidewalks are laid shall remove the snow and ice therefrom for the entire length thereof for a width of at least four feet or, at a minimum, the entire width of the sidewalk if less than four feet and may deposit the same along the remaining portion of such sidewalks which is farthest from the street within twenty-four (24) hours after the snow or ice has stopped falling.
12:40 Where did you go? Somerset county public schools?
12:34 Here's the relevant part: "All owners of any land or premises situated on any street within the city where sidewalks are laid shall remove the snow and ice"
The City Code states owners. A landlord cannot replace, to their liking or benefit in a lease, what is a statue or a law. You are comparing the sidewalk to privately owned property. Day is wrong. It is a landlord's responsibility regardless of what a lease may say.
Right it's the owner's responsibility. If a landlord doesn't like a law they can't just change it in a lease. Doesn't work that way. It would be like state law requires a landlord to provide working smoke detectors in a unit. A landlord can't rewrite a lease passing that responsibility off on a tenant. The law comes first in a lease. Same with home owner docs, condo by laws. You have to make sure everything contained in them is in accordance with fed, state and local laws otherwise it is not enforceable.
Salisbury law also says the grass must be cut and not allowed to grow over X inches or the property owner gets cited. Ultimately, the property owner is responsible for the fine. If someone rents a house, the lease typically says the tenant is responsible for the property (grass cutting, snow removal, trash removal). If it is an apt. rental, the landlord usually takes responsibility. Ever heard of a triple net lease? You sound like a bunch of lazy renters.
3:06 Do you really think that the land owners (80% of properties) are out there removing the snow for each property they own? If you are going to take a literal approach to the law as written, it would mean that the property owner is barred from hiring someone to remove the snow as well.
The way the law is written in Sby's City Code it is the owner's responsibility. This is why most other areas use the wording- owners, residents or business owners.
This is exactly why we won't move our business to this area. We live here but have our company on the other side of the bay. Locals here think they are smarter than everyone else including the people they work for and rent their home from. SMH!
ok we don't care whom's responsibility moving the snow or grass is. Your'e losing hindsight of what the conversation is about. Get back to FAKE JAKE.
I love reading all this nonsense. It doesn't snow where I am in the winter.
Maryland Association Of Realtors Lease form. Used by most everyone in MD.
Additionally, the Tenant shall be responsible for:
1. Maintaining the Premises in a clean, orderly and sanitary condition and complying with all applicable federal, state and local laws, ordinances and regulations with respect to occupancy of the Premises;
2. Disposing of all trash, garbage, and waste in suitable covered containers or appropriate or required receptacles;
3. Using and operating all appliances, equipment and systems in a safe and reasonable manner so as not to overload them;
4. Maintaining, turning off and properly draining water pipes in cold weather. In the event that the plumbing at the Premises is frozen or obstructed due to
negligence of Tenant, Tenant’s family, guests or others, Tenant shall immediately pay the cost of repairing the frozen pipes or clearing the obstruction
and any additional costs associated with the repair (including, but not limited to, drywall, carpet and repainting);
5. Changing of furnace, heat pump and air conditioner filters at Tenant’s expense at least once every two (2) months;
6. Clearing plumbing stoppages of all toilets and drains including garbage disposals; In the event that plumbing of premises is obstructed due to the negli-
gence of the Tenant, Tenant’s family, employees, or guests, the cost for clearing such obstructions shall be paid by the Tenant;
7. Replacing and fixing any glass or screen breakage; Furnishing and replacing light bulbs, fuses and faucet washers as needed;
8. Maintaining all flooring and carpeting in a clean and good condition;
9. Cutting and maintaining the lawn, keeping hedges trimmed, flower beds and shrubbery in good order and properly pruned;
10. Maintaining exterior gutters, drains and grounds free of leaves and other debris;
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This Page Included. Please Initial: Tenant___________ / ____________ Landlord_________ / ____________
11. Storing firewood and other sources of termites at least twenty (20) feet from dwelling;
12. Keeping the streets and areas adjacent to the Premises clear of filth, refuse and obstructions;
13. Promptly removing ice and snow from all walks, steps, and drives including public sidewalks and steps, and maintaining a clear condition;
14. Controlling and eliminating pests in or emanating from the Premises including but not limited to ants, roaches, fleas, ticks and rodents during occupancy and upon vacat-
ing;
15. Making any repairs, alterations, or additions required by any governmental authority, condominium or homeowners association, or the managing agent due to the Ten-
ant’s use;
16. Promptly reporting to the Landlord any defect, damage, or breakage. Failure to report shall make Tenant liable for the repair of any resulting damage. This does not obli-
gate the Landlord to repair or correct such defects, breakage, malfunction or damage.
See #13.
Well that there shut them armchair legal scholars up. LMAOF
11:50 That ain't no legal document unless my sister's cousin's brother done looked it up in Britannica encyclopedia books we still got sittin over the TV just like Perry Mason.
Only people like Salisbury's Jake day and wicomico counties mike Dunn could make an issue and dramatize something so stupid as who should and how quickly a sidewalk should be shoveled after snow. First of all the so called leaders should do so by example. Both of these clowns are known to be wimpyvass alcoholics around town. Jake day is a self indulged liar. Dunn is just a weird dude. The stories of his sexual prowess and acts he and his wife indulged in are pretty disgusting.
I'm actually stunned at the illiteracy of the mayor you guys voted for. Did you all know he was this bad or is it a shock to you, too?
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