Shady Neighbor’s Destroyed My Solar Panels, Claims It Goes Against City Ordinances! 

Solar panel story city ordinances aren't enforced by destroying the property in place, not to mention its not done by private citizens. Even if the panels have been illegal Bill would've been guilty of trespassing and destruction of property

Given the dollar value of those solar panels the vandal is lucky he didn't face felony charges. That's a criminal matter more than a civil one.

When I was a child, maybe 12-13, my friends .om worked at Kelloggs she told us that someone was stealing other people's lunch in the fridge. There, one worker made chocolate eclares for the frosting she melted a box of chocolate exlax laxative, so they quickly found the culprit The janitor. Could not leave the restroom lol

Last: SVP isn't that great if he doesn't realize that new VP is useless, toxic and is hurting the company badly

S2: After I won my court case, those pannels would have gone onto the front roof. I wouldn't let that POS neighbour have even a hint of victory. If you think your neighbour has built something illegal, call the city. If it is illegal, it will be removed. But do not attempt to remove or destroy your neighbour's property That's illegal.

"Trackable metric" systems are RARELY useful, only if its ONLY the same work all the way, but when it's different levels and lengths then it's not just useless, it's damaging.

I will put the solar panel back on the front

This neighbour deserves solar panels because city ordinances. This neighbour didn’t like look of solar panels.

I seen this happened several times at companies where they bring in somebody that's so great and around ruins everything

So much wrong in the solar panel myth. First who here believes that someone could get on your roof while you are sleeping and smash solar panels without waking you up? Second, you don’t just decide which side of your house to install solar panels. The angle of the sun dictates where they are placed. It is possible that the house faced east or west and in that case front or back would be a near equal compromise.

S1 Why not hire/ buy a small fridge and keep it in OP's room? Take it with him when he moves? I remember buying a S Korean 55 liter fridge, around 1995, when living alone in a S Asian city, for some time, for $ 50. Very useful. Milk, veg, beer, left over food. I just giggled and saw that US prices for 50 liter fridges is around $ 50.

Some local & county governments have placed limitations upon solar farms but not upon individual homes.

Hopefully last one VP also got canned, and also it went through the grapevine that the actions they did at the company cost millions in lost income, and destroyed the entire operation they were in charge of, and that they had shown they were a toxic manager who you would only hope went to your opposition. Give a week in the tech industry and all would know about this, and any company HR looking to hire would find that nobody in the company would back them, saying they feel it would be a very bad fit, and if they went ahead expect massive losses in wherever they got placed within a year.

First off it's a criminal act and he should have gotten arrested first, then Sue Civilly. Second the panels should go back to the orginal placement because the techs who installed them determined the best angle of the sun for the best output. Who writes these stories???

#1: Even if the solar panels were illegal, it is NOT Bill's right to destroy them. # Idiot boss, it seems from some of the stories that new bosses must be hired either for their looks or DEI because there seems to be a lot of them that come in new to a company and begin changing things and making enemies.

What is this "slack" stuff the one guy is talking about?

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"My shady neighbor," seems like exactly the right epithet for the guy who destroys solar panels.

Jalapenos are 90k Serranos are 400k, I eat Serranos every day. Should have gotten the 1 million Scovil unit Capsaicin