Hi Owen, We've all had a serious post diverted by 'humor', so I should
have known better and taken care not to appear to laugh at your problem.
Some states can take your property by eminent domain then sell it to a
private owner and here they can declare your property to be 'historical'
and deny any changes thereafter, but not reduce taxes. Our legislature's
intentions are often interpreted as they please and enforced or not by
unelected staff, usually to the detriment of citizens. Not funny and no
.


Turn to Safety, Arch
Fortiter



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