Just another power grab by government.

All you experts got it wrong last time.

The current dwelling is on land that was owned by her son, who built
the treehouse but died in 2009. The lot features a traditional house,
large pond with a waterfall where Chasser can bathe, tropical foliage,
a grass-roofed tiki hut, and fanciful signs such as €œPlease Do Not Feed
the Fears€� and €œBe Here Now Street.€�

The treehouse is nestled in a large banyan tree. The open-air ground
floor includes the kitchen and a small living area lined with books and
photos and a desk. Just outside, winding wooden stairs lined with a
string of purple lights lead to a small open air bedroom.

Chasser said she would probably evacuate if a hurricane threatened but
not much else would force her to leave. The main house on the property
has bathrooms she can use and a sleeping area for her if needed.

http://www.cbsnews.com/news/miami-tr...ight-for-home/