Neighbor's Surveillance Camera Invasive Audio and Visual Recording
Email: joelanorman@yahoo.com
Name: Jojo Norman
Phone Number: 9168609057
Status: Closed
Assigned To: (Code Compliance)
Ticket ID: 58178b32
Hello,
I am reaching out to see if Code Compliance can assist or route me to the proper course of action to take in regards to a neighbor's Nest Camera that was installed extremely high, located on the backside of my neighbor's house and is aimed clearly towards my backyard. The nest camera is in a position that is overly high enough to see a large amount of my privately fenced backyard. His nest camera has both audio and visual recording and was not installed by a licensed professional. My cameras were installed by a legit legally reputable security company and does not invade our neighbor's privacy but only captures public property (street) and the front of my home. My neighbor's camera has a motion detector followed by a bright light which is extremely invasive to my family, guests and dogs that are using the backyard. He is the only neighbor who has a high enough camera in the outdoors that is visually invasive to anyone's backyard, specifically mine. I noticed my other neighbor's have installed their cameras low enough to only capture their personal backyards all the way up to the fence. This neighbor had a non-licensed person install his camera extremely high which blasts large amounts of light into my backyard (at night). I truly believe this is an invasion of privacy and is in violation as it captures and records audio and a large amount of my private backyard property. Is there any way you can intervene?
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Neighbor's Surveillance Camera Invasive Audio and Visual Recording
Hello,
I am reaching out to see if Code Compliance can assist or route me to the proper course of action to take in regards to a neighbor's Nest Camera that was installed extremely high, located on the backside of my neighbor's house and is aimed clearly towards my backyard. The nest camera is in a position that is overly high enough to see a large amount of my privately fenced backyard. His nest camera has both audio and visual recording and was not installed by a licensed professional. My cameras were installed by a legit legally reputable security company and does not invade our neighbor's privacy but only captures public property (street) and the front of my home. My neighbor's camera has a motion detector followed by a bright light which is extremely invasive to my family, guests and dogs that are using the backyard. He is the only neighbor who has a high enough camera in the outdoors that is visually invasive to anyone's backyard, specifically mine. I noticed my other neighbor's have installed their cameras low enough to only capture their personal backyards all the way up to the fence. This neighbor had a non-licensed person install his camera extremely high which blasts large amounts of light into my backyard (at night). I truly believe this is an invasion of privacy and is in violation as it captures and records audio and a large amount of my private backyard property. Is there any way you can intervene?
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Communications sent via the Internet or through this Web page shall in no way be deemed to constitute legal notice to the City or any of its officers, agents, or employees, where notice to the City is required by any law, rule, regulation or contract.