Tempe officials have said it is not a city matter but a private-property issue, and therefore the city has no jurisdiction. “City staff has looked into the issue and we have found no indication that the particular bridle path in the Shady Lanes Estates neighborhood is recorded as a public easement,” Baumann said. “We have been in contact with the homeowners association and understand that the wall was approved by their architectural committee, so that’s just a very brief background to make the public aware of the issue and the fact that the city has spent some time looking into it.” Read the article…………………………………….
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