第二十一期 3-2(3/6)-英语听力

[00:00.00]This is done to permit access to fire engines, [00:03.69]water, electricity and gas meters, delivery of packages, etc. [00:09.15]We expect to see people walking through our side and backyards [00:13.22]if it is the most direct pathway to a destination. [00:17.22]The same is true for bicycles, [00:19.40]though it is expected that automobiles do not use this [00:22.93]as an alternative to paved streets or roads. [00:25.82]It is neither appropriate nor lawful for persons walking [00:29.96]through private yards to damage gardens or fences, [00:33.35]litter private property, nor mistreat pets in private yards. [00:38.94]We tell our friends to come in through the backyards of our home, [00:42.71]and that is true with most property owners. [00:45.91]If a property owner wishes to exclude walkers from their property, [00:49.90]they are permitted to have fenced yards, [00:52.50]but they still must leave access to emergency vehicles, water hydrants.