Posted on 06/27/2009 1:46:05 PM PDT by Faith65
Vanity: Can anyone point me in the direction of a good website to search information on property rights for land courted property in Cape Cod and rights to rebuild a home regardless of neighbors view changing on coast.Looking for case law, articles.... I'd appreciate any help.Thanks
Con= Conservation......I’m in barrier beach....
Thanks....we got our RDA done a few months ago so we’re good to go with the delineation....
That might be their strategy to remain unbothered by more neighbors; act unpleasant enough and no one will want to be near them.
If your name is not Kennedy, you might wat to consider a name change!
As an afterthought, what was the substance of the yelling?
That they hadn’t had a chance to see the plans even though they were “noticed” and the plans were on file with the town 4 weeks. They said the house design was “gorgeous” and “beautiful” but did not want the cottage replaced.To say they were rude to the commission is an unstatement.
unstatement=understatement
This has been my experience with the local gov. Good luck.
Thanks!
Change the plans to include a gun range.
Oh....that will really seal the deal then ;)
You’d better check any covenants in the area that have restrictions on the heighth of your proposed structure, fottprint and total SF.
A number of people in the state of Washington have assumed that once a building is built that does not comply, they may at most face some sort of fine. They have been wrong. In every instance, the courts have ordered them to tear it down or modify the structure in order to comply with the restrictions.
We are below the height restriction and are below the SF alotted us in a rebuild.
DOes anyone know if my land is land courted if someone can get a perscriptive easement of right of way over my property?
Put ‘em on notice (that things could be worse (for them)). You could bargain it away to curry favor.
Believe me.....I have already thought of that....
;)
You’re talking Massachusetts here.I hope it doesn’t surprise you to hear that here your property rights are subordinate to “the greater good”.I know.I lost just such a case here.
ugh
In your case, it'd be good to read the local, state and federal ordinances/laws/bureaucratic pronouncements. My experience to date indicates that it is difficult to obtain more Justice than one is willing to pay for. It's best to stay away from the legal system as much as possible. Having the written law on your side is a plus though.
Thanks....
I am preparing for battle...thus the research. I have been told the law is on my side but one should never be overconfident ...just overprepared.
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