What are my options if the city ordinances will not allow me to replace my mobile home?
Full Question:
I own a mobile home that has been in its current location for over 20 years. My city has an ordinance that prohibits mobile homes with in the city limits as of approximatly 10 years ago. My mobile home was destroyed by Hurricane Katrina and I would like to replace the existing mobile home with another one in the same location but the city will not let me. Is the trailer or the land covered under the grandfather clause the will allow me to replace the damage one with a new one? The Mayor states that the existing mobile home is covered under the grandfather clause but not a new one. Please help as I soon will be homeless unless I can put another mobile home in the same location.
03/27/2007 |
Category: Zoning |
State: Louisiana |
#2199
Answer:
I suggest you consult with a local attorney who can review all the documents and facts involved in light of local laws.
