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In reply to the discussion: Neighbor refuses to grant easement for powerline to new home next door. [View all]yeoman6987
(14,449 posts)4. 750K for a 3 bedroom home?
The comments in the LA Times are not sympathetic to this Grandmother and son. First of all they think the house is too big for one person to live in with an occasional grandchild stopping by. They also are not sympathetic to them due to spending so much money but not planning everything out before hand. I was surprised by the comments, but when they mentioned the environmental impact on this monstrosity of a house for one person, I see their point in some ways. The neighbor does not own them anything and does not have to put up a pole in his back yard.
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Neighbor refuses to grant easement for powerline to new home next door. [View all]
Liberal_in_LA
Jul 2014
OP
I just looked at it online. I'd troll the shit out of anybody who built that lot dominating eyesore.
LeftyMom
Jul 2014
#1
I agree. The power company doesn't usually need permission to work in an easement.
FSogol
Jul 2014
#6
Those windows look like they belong on the Chicago Metropolitan Correctional Center
Hassin Bin Sober
Jul 2014
#37