180 acres with an old town owned dirt road through the middle of it. Road always saw very little use as newer paved roads sprang up everywhere.
Pretty much became a hangout for local trouble makers, shooting, camping, mudding, atv's, dirt bikes, lots of drinking, drugs, and litter.
One day sombody .... Drunk.... Rolled an atv over on top of himself and got killed. Survivors sued the town saying they were at fault beacuse they never matainence the road. After much leagal battles, they settled, town said they did not want the responsibility or cost of this road anymore... So they "reverted" it back to the ownership of the private landowners that it goes through.
Posted many no trespassing signs, they were ripped off or shot up. Use continued. Ended up cutting down over 100 trees all along the road to block access for its entire use.
Btw... Local LEO would not patrol the aera, said that they would only respond if something was actively going on at that moment. Did not have the resources they said.
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