Bridge condo conversion
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Officers found the extensive encampment on Thursday afternoon. They said that seven homeless people were living in the bridge and had transformed the interior of one of the supports, erecting tents, even putting up shelves and pictures on the walls.
One of the occupants told NBC 7/39 that the group were in the process of turning the bridge into a multi-level condo complex.
"We made it up to the second floor -- and we were going to make it safe for everybody -- and once the second floor was secure, we were going to move up to the third floor and secure it for everybody, and onto the fourth floor," said occupant Ruben Lopez. "The fifth floor was going to be the grand hall -- it had rafters and and vaulted ceilings."
The people were forced to leave the bridge by officers, but they were allowed to take most of their possessions.
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Haha.
Cesiro, if you're going to fight the tax assessor, show evidence that property values are flat or declining. They may claim their assessment is for price increses in 2005, but I'd raise cain.
Danny, quit while you're still behind, K.
