Just straight up grit, resilience, and perseverance. 

He put a board over it to hold plants or something.The builder apparently continued to build more homes with this kind of tub after the problem had been pointed out.

There appears to be a marijuana grow room built in the garage, it is legal to grow marijuana in accordance with Oregon Laws, however I believe this grow room does not comply with volume of plant growth.

I always keep my signs out of neighborhoods, clean up old yard sale/election signs as I plant my signs, and plant them in a non-belligerent manner.

And the icing on the cake, I work at a coal-fired power plant and will be out of a job in 4 years due to the shutdown.

I open it when I water the plants and close it afterwards.I don’t know why you would have problems- not all buildings have a house bib. 

Long story short, I didn't listen to her and others who tried to plant the seed of "negativity". 

@Michael Plante In asking for help I meant advice on how to respond to this situation.

I would agree that Cummins operating as the main power plant for Columbus's employment could be an issue bit you must take into account their community buy in. 

Other than the few people I've already spoken to, is there anyone else on BP that works at ExxonMobil in downtown Beaumont, Texas that would like to meetup for a lunch meet and greet in the plant cafeteria?