# of people per house?

PJumper

PJumper

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sockgirl77 said:
I actually do think that there are laws about how many children can be in one bedroom. It's a good google for the day.
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Yes there is a law about siblings of different sex sharing a room. If one of the siblings is over 10 yrs old, he/she may not share the same room of that from the opposite sex.
 
sockgirl77

sockgirl77

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PJumper said:
Yes there is a law about siblings of different sex sharing a room. If one of the siblings is over 10 yrs old, he/she may not share the same room of that from the opposite sex.
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We have all gone rounds about this law. Not one person on this board could find a law that states anything of the sort. I've actually had apartment complexes tell me that it was the law. :shrug:
 
sunflower

sunflower

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Hell "CPS" doesnt care if a child sleeps on the floor or in the bathtub. As long as they have a roof over their head thats all that matters....As I was once told.
 
sockgirl77

sockgirl77

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sunflower said:
Hell "CPS" doesnt care if a child sleeps on the floor or in the bathtub. As long as they have a roof over their head thats all that matters....As I was once told.
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Yet they take kids away from their parents because they have holes in the floor and dead bugs on the dishes. The nerve!!! :rolleyes:
 
foodcritic

foodcritic

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vbailey said:
I understood that if the children are under the age of 8 they have to have an adult with them, even if they are playing in the yard someone has to be out there watching them.
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The law states that a child can not be left alone in the house who is under 8 years of age. I don't think it states anything about children being out in their yard without supervision. If it does I guess I am breaking the law because my kids are outside on our property all the time and I am not out their physically with them.
 
jetmonkey

jetmonkey

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mominsmc said:
The law states that a child can not be left alone in the house who is under 8 years of age. I don't think it states anything about children being out in their yard without supervision. If it does I guess I am breaking the law because my kids are outside on our property all the time and I am not out their physically with them.
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My mom used to lock me out of the house when I was a kid. No one believes me :shrug:
 
RoseRed

RoseRed

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jetmonkey said:
My mom used to lock me out of the house when I was a kid. No one believes me :shrug:
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I believe you. I happened to me as well. She also would make my sister and I take our fistfights outside. That took all the fun out of it. :ohwell:
 
Elle

Elle

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If it bothers you soo much, have you tried approaching/contacting one of the adults that “lives” in the house and expressing your concern over the lack of supervision of the children?
 
jetmonkey

jetmonkey

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Elle said:
If it bothers you soo much, have you tried approaching/contacting one of the adults that “lives” in the house and expressing your concern over the lack of supervision of the children?
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heh heh... heh heh heh heh.... heh heh heh heh heh heh heh heh

yeah, you should try that :yay:
 
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Gwydion

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Elle said:
If it bothers you soo much, have you tried approaching/contacting one of the adults that “lives” in the house and expressing your concern over the lack of supervision of the children?
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Yep. Or, rather, they approached me...when I almost ran over their kid in the street because the 3 year old darted out from behind one of their cars and I slammed on the brakes. The heffer of an old lady came screaming at me telling me to

"Watch where the #### I was going and slow the #### down" Mind you, I was going about 15 miles an hour or however fast you go without touching the pedal after making a turn about 20 feet away while dodging cars parked along both sides of the 2 lane street.

After apologizing multiple times and continuosly getting cussed at, I kindly suggested she keep her spawns tied to a leash.
 
Sweet 16

Sweet 16

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Prince William County in VA is attempting to crack down on the number of unrelated adults living in a home since many immigrants (mostly illegal) tend to live this way in expensive counties. It has more to do with them driving down property values and crime than the welfare of the children living there. If that were the only issue, I say leave it alone as the children are probably okay in that environment. If these neighbors are a nuisance (noise, cars, trash, etc.), call the cops. If the children are running loose and unsupervised in the street, and your "suggestion" to the parents is ignored, I would call CPS if it continues. I guarantee the parents will sue if one of their little darlings gets hit.
 
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