Property Rights and the Constitution
This is a really good section to read for Private Property Rights and the Constitution.
In general, "the right to acquire and hold property entails the right to use it as well. As Madison wrote, people have " a property" in their rights, including in their rights of use. If the right to property did not entail rights of use, it would be an empty promise. People acquire property, after all, only because doing so enables them to use it, which is what gives it its value. Indeed, the fundamental complaint about uncompensated regulatory takings is that, by thus eliminating some or all of the uses owners may make of their property, government makes the title they retain that much less valuable-even worthless in extreme cases. Who would buy the property that cannot be used?"
"The very concept of "property," therefore, entails and denotes all the legitimate uses that can be made of the underlying estate, giving it value. And the uses that are legitimate are those that can be exercised consistent with the rights of others, private and public alike, as defined by the traditional common law."
In conclusion to this article of facts on constitutional law...
If you own property, you have constitutional rights to free use of your property. As long as you are not violating others constitutional rights you have the right to free use of your property.
We work our whole lives to pay for property and privacy to use our property freely. To be self sustaining and take care of our families the way we choose is our right. That is a right, a human right, given by God! God given rights should not be taken from government. That is tyranny. We need to tell these government elected officials that they are over stepping their boundaries. Enough is enough. Please call, email, tell them what you think! Do not donate any money to this website. Take the time to contact these commissioners and tell them where their authority ends. Thank you for your support!!!