Some are being used as urban gardens. The neighborhood welcomes these additions.
Some have shipping containers that have been used as storage buildings for quite some time.
According to city agencies, using shipping containers as storage units or even having a garage is not allowed without an accompanying home on the residential property. Some at City Hall indicate that shipping containers are not allowed in residential neighborhoods for longer than 6 months. Others at City Hall seem to think that these rules are malleable (but we're unable to determine what this malleabilty is based on).
This residential lot with a Carrollton address
is frequently used as a parking lot.
And some of the more recently acquired properties...
the Blanchers have asked to demolish.
I know there are lots of Rock 'N Bowl and Ye Olde fans out there. And rightfully so. But ask yourself: Is this the kind of commercial encroachment that you would want to see in your backyard?
1 comment:
My client at 8130 fig street has been sued by the Blanchard. Would someone from the assn please contact me? Stephanie@brunobrunolaw.com
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