Neighbor tells homeowner he can't remove his garden wall because he wants to continue to park in front of it: 'He says his girlfriend now has nowhere to park'

A homeowner removed his own garden wall to create more space for private parking on his property, but his neighbor insists he can't do that since he is losing an "unofficial" space in front of the wall that his girlfriend was using.The situation at hand is essentially this: This homeowner lives on a narrow street where on-street parking is hard to come by. Presumably, this area is adjacent to or part of a major city where it's not uncommon for people not to learn to drive or own a car due to a lack of necessity to use or own a vehicle. In these types of densely populated living environments, owning a car can present more of a nuisance than a convenience. The homeowner's neighbor used to use the space in front of his home as a parking space. Specifically, as a place for his girlfriend to park her car. Most of the space was taken up by a high garden wall that could easily be parked in front of. Or at least it was, until the homeowner decided to do some landscaping to free up private parking space on his own property.The homeowner is learning to drive and is looking at getting a car of his own, so he decided to take down the garden wall to allow for more private parking space. This c…

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