Lancaster County neighbors were in court over an Amish tree service owner's unattended outdoor burns.
His business, Schaefer Fireworks, stores pyrotechnics on site, and his father’s business, Schafco Packaging, keeps flammable lubricants on the property. That became an issue when Schaefer’s next-door neighbor began leaving bonfires unattended, according to testimony Tuesday in Lancaster County Court.
The township also contended that Esh failed to get a required exemption to run his business and failed to get permits to erect structures. “I’m a living man, sir, I’m not a dead man in a box,” Esh said when Brown warned him that he would not be able to participate from the gallery.
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