So based on the letter of the law, one would need a "right of way" certification to apply to the lawn b/t the sidewalk and the street.That is "right of way", on 2 way streets it is typically defined as 16 feet on each side of the center line, which includes sidewalks
that is where most of the new installations of buried or overhead wiring/plumbing goes or right of way
don't ask me why I know this, I will deny everything. Ok OK, in another life I used to work in telecom and needed to know this stuff
Apparantly it is not splitting hairs as I thought,Actually you need "right of way" to spray by the curb, the last course I was at in Nov or Dec went over it and they basically said if its not on the turf or flowerbeds you better have "right of way" if you want to spray by the curb.
