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Save the Mustard Seed Tiny House from being evicted!

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Elizabeth Isralowitz
3 years ago

We need sustainable housing solutions like this to ensure all Americans have a safe place to call home.

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Anonymous
3 years ago

That doesn't make any sense to do this at all.

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Deborah Watson
3 years ago

I am supporting the to keep their Mustered seed tiny home.

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Kimberly M Parker
3 years ago

I am with ya, Fighting !

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KAntoine
3 years ago

Leave people alone!

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Rhonda Blais
8 years ago

What are you afraid of? The slaves are given their freedom, again? The citizens of the United States of America have property rights embedded into the Constitution.

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Bev Forn
8 years ago

It's time the local officials recognize they work FOR the people! Knock off the ignorant laws that create havoc on good people! Don't you morons have better things to do?! Change your silly ordinance to reflect Tiny House permits!! How hard is that?!

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Bonnie Lueck
8 years ago

Oh, for Pete’s sake, leave these people alone. They are law-abiding citizens and have the landowners permission to be there. Town of Ripon just wants to be right, not do the right thing. Pitiful power play

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Lisa Lynn
8 years ago

Enough already !!! Live and LET Live.

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Ashtin Caddell
9 years ago

Please allow us them to save and live with less

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Donald Jackson
9 years ago

I stand behind these folks as tiny homes offer an alternative way of living to people that may not have the option to buy a traditional home or rent an apartment. The tiny home movement is a great change and I have seen good things with the tiny homes. They look great as well. Let them stay. It is the right of the land owner, not the government if they choose to rent out their property.

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Hector Murguia
9 years ago

Free the people from this backwards way of living. Why can't we have Tiny homes?!

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Connie Gunsley
9 years ago

Don't discriminate against tiny homes. This is the new American Dream!

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Melody Sherrid
9 years ago

I believe that they should be able to stay. They are clearly trying to obey the law but want a simpler lifestyle.

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Jeanne Weaver
9 years ago

This is America, home of the free. American's should be able to live in a tiny house. The government should applaud this and help people so they don't end up homeless. If the house meets safety standards there should be no problem.

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Rosa Nevarez
9 years ago

All of us should have the right to live how we want to live weather is small or big or how ever our possibilities would allow us, so we can focus on what's important....People. Peace!

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Linda Lowry
9 years ago

More people in houses than apartments makes for a more stable community. As long as they maintain their property and pay property taxes, tiny houses should be allowed. And after all, this is a 20 acre property!

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Martha Heymann
9 years ago

What about buying the small piece of property your home sits on? Would that help everyone relax and enjoy what you've added to the community?

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Geovanna Caviedes
9 years ago

Beautiful family. I look up to them for taking their chances and following their dreams ❤️ I really hope they can keep their house and make a difference in today's society.

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Dorothy Shafer
9 years ago

Think they should be able to keep it n live in it.