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11 years ago, Gay Wilson, a local city councilor with dreams of utopia, convinced the county to rezone thousands of acres of farmland as high density residential housing. This was in anticipation of our little suburb growing from 8,000 to 60,000 like a couple other suburbs did. During the housing market collapse, much of the zoning was reversed. However, my farmland was rezoned only back to low density residential instead of agricultural. Now that I want to rebuild a barn that was there for decades but razed when Grandpa died, they won't let me. I'm applying for a variance, but it may turn out that I can't build my new workshop unless I build a house as well.
I feel like digging up the corpse of Gay Wilson, just so I can slap her in the face.
I feel like digging up the corpse of Gay Wilson, just so I can slap her in the face.