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You probably get to get shrekt because you modified a Jeep. To defend yourself in court, you'd probably need to prove that your monstrosity was greater than 50% Corvette.
An excerpt from the zoning code reveals that residents of the county are permitted to perform "minor automotive repair" at their respective domiciles, so as long as they are working on a car which is registered to someone who lives there. However, the code also states that the repair must be minor (which is defined as "brake part replacement, minor tune-up, change of oil and filter, repair of flat tire, lubrication and other similar operations") and cannot be performed outdoors if the repair would leave the vehicle inoperable for more than 24 hours. >

Well that's dumb... so the entire city of Sacramento is ran by a Karen lead HOA >

I was shocked when I got a letter from the township telling me to mow my lawn.  I bought this house specifically because it didnt have an HOA.  Instead i get big brother.  :sigh: >

Tall grass attracts pests >

Not pests but native wildlife >

Lol ain't nobody want rats and snakes crawling around their house. Move to the country if you want that >

Move somewhere rats and snakes aren't native to if you want to avoid them. >

Nah lol. Mow your grass like you're legally required to >

The chemicals involved can..... 
Hold the fuck up. Most of the time, chemicals are involved it is a minor repair because it's an oil change, coolant flush, or other things that are common routine and minor repairs by definition. What a load of shit. Oil changes alone are probably 95% of the reason homeowners would ever be dumping chemicals improperly. Yet those are allowed. >

Why would anyone dump illegally when all they have to do is take it to the nearest auto parts store and they recycle it? >

Because they're lazy and inconsiderate. >

Or they just don't know >

randos are actively chopping out cats and the cops don’t give af, so how will this be enforced? lol >

This one is much easier to enforce >

Violent felons will fight back. Mechanics who own their own business and are working on themselves at home probably won’t. >

launching 9000 rpm grinder discs at the cops >

I have a dream >

Everybody defending this legislation drives a 2015 or newer car. I should be allowed to rebuild the engine of my car on my property as long as I don’t harm the environment or make too much noise. Zoning laws exist to prevent the backyard auto shop problem. The level of maintenance performed is irrelevant. >

In NY we now have an exhaust law. A loud exhaust gets you a ticket. I have not heard from anyone I know have it actually get enforced yet. So basically, the law says if your exhaust is louder than intended by the stock car it's illegal. That's cool. I'm sick of fart can ford Taurus, it's annoying.
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But what about me? What happens when I get pulled over with a 1970 wrangler with a fucking corvette engine in it? The car is legal. Do my decibels get checked as a jeep or a corvette? The law doesn't specify.