Robert Guzanek’s Post

I have a great read for the Reith Riley team- our no trespassing signs!

It wasn’t a safety issue. It is a quality/sourcing issue for production materials. Sort of a managerial issue in decision making- like trespassing and parking your equipment on private property that is posted no trespassing

Did anyone at Reith Riley tell participants that you cannot park company equipment on private property without the owner’s permission?

Did anyone at the asphalt pavement association of Michigan contractor/county meeting discuss how Rieth Riley’s actions of trespassing on private property , altering said property and killing walnut trees with this action should be addressed? Is this standard policy for your members?

Impressive feat #2- Reith Riley’s Petoskey Team compacting soil 10 inches deep to form a parking pad for their equipment- on private land that is posted no trespassing!

How about improving the area Reith Riley altered when you compacted a parking space for your equipment- you know, when you trespassed on our farm property?

I just want to give a shout out to Jimmy Pemberton at Reith Riley’s Petoskey Michigan Team. He led a group of employees that thought it was OK to park their Construction Equipment on Private Property that was posted no trespassing! Nice job team on violating or private property rights!

Park in a parking lot…save a tree!

So…why does Reith-Riley park their equipment on Private Property? Can anyone at this firm answer this question? Is this to hard to comprehend… sort of like our No Trespassing signs? I have only been asking this for over a year- but these folks just delete my comments and act like they did nothing wrong.