Rodney Washington obtained a building permit and paid $6,500 to relocate his trailer to Port Royal but is being denied a zoning permit from the town.
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Rodney Washington obtained a building permit and paid $6,500 to relocate his trailer to Port Royal but is being denied a zoning permit from the town.
Residents voice continued concerns with 63-townhome project, which is considered ‘by-right’ and not subject to a special use permit.
Some new laws offer more protections to residents of mobile home parks.
New data shows wage growth was no match for inflation after a decade of falling behind.
Plans included 40 single-family detached dwellings and amenities, including a boat dock.
Neighbors score a ‘tempered’ victory with denial of rezoning for senior living community.
Lawyers for Homes of America argued that they provided notice in November that leases would not be renewed.
The New Jersey-based Homes of America purchased the 9.3 acres of land in 2021 and has begun evicting residents off the property.