Re: too much land, no horses aloud

["Dorothy J. Miller" <dmiller@countyofplumas.com>]

Patti,

My husband works in the planning department of a small County (Plumas, in
the northern Sierra's), so I may have some ideas.  How long have you lived
there?  When you moved in, were you zoned for horses at that time?  If you
can give me some more information, I'll print your e-mail for him and see
what he thinks.

Good luck,

Dorothy & Elly
Butterfly Valley


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Sent: Monday, June 04, 2001 11:20 AM
Subject: RC: too much land, no horses aloud


> patti recor gene@dreamsoft.com
> Has anybody ever fought their city to alow horse property? My city went
city less than 10 years ago, I have 2 acres and they sent me a notice to
remove my horses and they are not willing to grant me a varience, mabey even
pay for a permit. Does any one know how to start a petition? Even the City
councel mambers don't like this ordance but it seems no one will-can do
anything.I am not in a area that would bother my neighbors, they all have
horses too. They were grandfathered in. Our city is claiming to support the
rural atmosphere as long as there ae no horses, cows, pigs, goats and so on.
If you know how to direct me please feel free to do so, if you don't know
about this subject but want to learn, please feel free to do so. Patti
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