Niner is a patent-to-patent, border-to-border Landowner, protected by Federal Law.
When we trim trees or maintain our grounds, we are not trespassing, encroaching, or overstepping—we are fulfilling the responsibility that comes with UNINCORPORATED, Patented Land: to preserve clear and proper use of the right-of-way and keep my property line respected. The left side of the car, the right side of the car—two wheels on each side—my boundaries are as legal and as clear as the lines on a map.

Yet, my neighbor to the north, whose property is not our responsibility, chooses to:

  • Ignore the limits of his own land,
  • Push his access and traffic across my parcel,
  • Attempt to annex my property by force of Wi-Fi, rumor, and now, a civil lawsuit for actions he himself initiated against my grounds—not the other way around.

He has access—east and west—always has, always will. The Federal Patent Right-of-Way is for access, not for takeover.
His attempts to force his burdens onto our land, or to reframe his own actions as our wrongdoing, are neither legal nor fair.

The traffic in “his own town” is his town’s problem—not mine, and not the problem of those of us living on surrounding patent lands and ZIP codes.
We are not responsible for absorbing the overflow of other people’s poor planning, negligence, or aggressive ambitions.

The Principle

We will continue to stand firm on our patent rights.
We will continue to not allow another’s pain, poor planning, or aggression to become our burden or our loss.

Let the record show:

  • We maintain our boundaries.
  • We respect right-of-way.
  • We will not accept responsibility for another’s willful encroachment, or allow their personal problems to become a civil issue against our Lawful PROPERTY RIGHTS.

End of story.