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Posted by stan on March 03, 2004 at 14:51:12 from (68.7.225.45):
My Father Farmed all his life, in the same town he was born in. He passed away about 12 years ago. We have a lot of his old tractors and equipement. We lived in the country, until the city move to us. Now we are in the city. Here's the problem we got a letter from the city saying, now we have to remove all the old rusted stuff. Rolls of barbed wire wood from cattel corrals. and the list goes on. We live in California. Is there a Grandfather clause saying since we were already here before the city moved in on us. We can keep things as there were. I realize each state is different, but maybe someone form Calif. can answer my question. On top of all that Our 86 year old mother is in the hospital with a broken hip and shoulder. When it rains it pours.Thanks, Stan
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