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In 2024, a US woman got permits for a home; months after she moved in, officials ordered removal

Times of India - World ·
In 2024, a US woman got permits for a home; months after she moved in, officials ordered removal

In Missouri, a woman confronts the daunting prospect of relocating her manufactured home as city officials acknowledge their blunder in approving her permits.

Despite admitting their mistake, her request for a zoning variance was turned down, prompting her to consider legal action following the rejection of her appeal.

The unfortunate errors have left her with unexpected costs and hardship.

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