Of all the fantasies you could have about spending hundreds of millions on something in Maine because it’s “cool” this is pretty far down the list.

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Not “registered” but rather filed at the County registry of deeds for “notice” purposes.

The town’s definition of livestock is kinda irrelevant to this.

Source: real estate attorney.

Municipal rules don’t have much to do with interpretation of a deed restriction.

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> Probably an HOA

NO. Read the actual post. It's a deed restriction.

> Who’s stopping you from getting chickens

Did you even read the post?

Your best "wedge" to crack this situation is to research the traditional meaning of "livestock" under Maine and US common law, and see if it includes chickens.

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You need a lawyer.

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> the South Portland Mall for literally everything except groceries

There are supermarkets near the Maine Mall.

> I read that a lot of places just manufacture substandard merch specifically for their outlets

This is correct and has been the case for years.

You can get updates here.

https://www.portlandmaine.gov/1106/Back-Cove-South-Storage-Facility

It’s being paid by federal and state money.

Nice try tho.

Kid, if you're trying to get banned (so edgy and original!!!) then just post some porn. It's far quicker.

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Nope.

And it’s far easier to google than to type out a question on Reddit.