[familyop]

"No it’s isn’t worse that can happen: Michigan Resident Faces 93 Days in Jail For Vegetable Garden"

One thing that I've learned: there's always a way around regulations. One only needs to read the regulations, think, invent, design and build more around. Meanwhile, save, and take plenty of time to study, think, plan and prepare to counter with more well prepared, multi-pronged efforts. A day will come, when we truly private interests will be in charge.

[2111USMC]

Good advice.

Years ago, I remember some people who purchased a bar & grill down by the river front. There was absolutely nothing else on either side of the property lines (in fact, the east side was formerly the site of the city wastewater plant).

They wanted to tear the building down and build new. For some reason, the city wouldn't give them the permits to do it. So they “remodeled”. They literally built new walls all around the original structure. They then went inside and gutted the place!