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Message: [QUOTE="Joe Diver, post: 1043854, member: 60047"] The neighbors will most likely win. Can't say that for sure of course, but courts and juries almost always side with the residential property owners unless it's a business like Walmart or a highway. Personally I would not buy residential property anywhere near a track and would fight it tooth and nail if one went in close to me. I have allergies and mild asthma anyway, so the dust would make my home uninhabitable for me. I feel bad for the guy, but that's the price of progress....as residential communities grow and encroach on open land, things have to change and that change will be in favor of the new residents. Is he in the city limits? If not, he could lease to ranchers...and have huge cattle herds that would poop, fart, and moo all night.....Texas is pretty friendly to livestock outside city limits. Even inside, over an acre in most places.... [/QUOTE]