Owned by Robert Mike, the home was approved by the city’s building department last year, but neighbors complained when it was sited that it was a “mobile home” that would ruin property values. A majority of city commissioners agreed, according to what starfl tells MHProNews.
Wanting to move the home, a plan suggested by Tom Trexler of Nobility Homes would involve relocating the home after paying Mike’s $30,744O first home loan, and $9,000 for fill dirt on the site the home is being moved from. Other expenses to the city, adding up to $60,000, would include preparing a site for and moving the home, and doing repairs.
It is unknown whether the city would own the lot once the house is moved. The issue will be re-examined at the next meeting of the city commissioners. ##
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