[Hugin]

The couple should put up a gate and close the street until they drop the suit.

[Paladin2]

They could have an RV Park there.

[Alberta's Child]

Gating off the street is probably prohibited by law if the properties are deeded so that they are given full access to it.

The thing these owners of the street need to watch out for is a scenario where you have every occupant of those multi-million dollar homes suddenly slipping and falling on the street and sustaining "permanent, life-altering injuries" the next time it rains. I'm sure there are plenty of ambulance-chasing lawyers who would love to take a case like that.

I'm not sure why anyone would buy a street in a neighborhood like that. It's an enormous liability issue, and the new owners are now responsible for the maintenance and upkeep of the street.

[wastoute]

Better yet, put up a toll booth. $1,000 per trip.

[vette6387]

“The couple should put up a gate and close the street until they drop the suit.”

I’m just wondering if the Chinese couple don’t also own the guard house, since it sits in the middle of the street they now own. Here’s the deal, evict the current guard and put in one of their own, one that charges a fee ( kinda like Pebble Beach does) for allowing the residents to access their homes.
Also note in the photo, these folks have one of the biggest Synagogues in town right next door. Wonder if they’re included?