[Don]

thanks all


My problem is: the city wants to take my building for it's own use (part of a city hall) I have tennants in the building, and I have a home in the upstairs. The building is quite unique and historical, it even has a hallway that has a name (Pea*censored* Alley) 110' White ceramic brick walls with 10'x10' glass panels and an arched ceiling. The city thinks they can make better use as a public building.What ever&became of&free enterprise, the rights of property? I have been fighting the city government for the last 30 years...building codes, fire codes, historic district restrictions. It becomes tedious and always costly. I think Land Patent might be a good way to put a wrench in the cogs, I hope so. I have abstract provenence back to the patent issued by president Tyler& to General Bonneville in the 1830's.


All help will be appreciated!


Thanks, Don