As we said, a fence marks a property line.

正如我们所说，篱笆标志着财产的分界线。

Yeah, I got your message about walking Elijah here through the old property lines.

我收到你的信息说，要陪以利亚沿着以前的界址线走走。

Soils don't care about property lines, and you can end up with big problems by underestimating the impacts that adjacent projects can create.

土壤不关心财产红线，如果低估邻近项目可能产生的影响， 最终可能会遇到大问题。

You would think that in a city, whatever is on the sidewalk–whatever is outside of the property line–would be managed by the city.

你可能会认为在城市中，人行道上的任何东西——无论是建筑界线之外的东西——都将由城市管理。

Oh, okay. - Okay, I'm sorry, - but I don't care if Mr. Etheridge's property line may extend by 5 feet at the side.

好吧 -抱歉但我真心不在乎瑟里奇先生的地界限是否该在边上延长五英尺。

So why doesn't the city properly incentivize developers to create these sort of semipublic, shaded environments behind the property line that are contiguous with the sidewalk?

那么，为什么城市不适当地激励开发商在地产线后面、与人行道相邻的半公共、阴凉的环境呢？