already tried ; gave him the warning BEFORE his excavator started working. Town building officer told him "no, the word 'primary residence' means 'barn', so you can go ahead". So he went ahead.https://twitter.com/MorganColeBooks/status/1051551484687593472 …
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Replying to @BrowningMachine
Really good! ...excavation is complete, gravel went in and got compacted, and I think I saw forms. All in 4 days, and I've been warning him since I saw the stakes too close "this is not the proper setback!!"
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And the proper phrasing is in his professional & personal capacity... Because if you can't bankrupt the stupid, what good is the law? And with you and the neighbor suing him and the city dumb enough to hire him... it'll hurt a lot.
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Ha, right. The Village will say ‘F you, did you get it in writing?’
@MorlockP you could always try for a TRO from the relevant authorities (not knowing village legal structure, don’t know who that is).3 replies 0 retweets 1 like
Next step is state ZBA (Zoning Board of ...Appeals? Something else?). They rule for me, or against me. If against me, then a lawsuit. If at any pt I will , then neighbor can file for a variance, which I contest (with very good law on my side). If I lose the variance >>>
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