Save the Mustard Seed Tiny House from being evicted!
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michele minadeo
10 years ago
To rent an acre from your friends might help on paper it's shame full when your taxes go to give away what the government wants to spend it on but to abide with your own property fight for the rights of freedom liberty and you are not hurting no one shame on the city and the jealous people around you all!!!
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Casey Kuehn
10 years ago
Let them be Ripon needs positive exposure since Ripon Good leaving
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Margaret Apel
10 years ago
May God bless you, however this turns out. I pray that the town will let you stay or that God will open another avenue for you!
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Ethan Powell
10 years ago
Ridiculous set-in-their-ways town officials. Let it stay! Is it really keeping you awake at night?
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Len Kneale
10 years ago
It's time that the bureaucracy stops meddling into people's lives. Fix the roads, keep the police on duty, protect the public and let people live their lives.
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Michelle Diehr
10 years ago
I love the tiny house community! You have my support!
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Rebecca Steinhauer
10 years ago
Let them stay!! It's 20 acres!!! What is it hurting??? Seriously...it blows my mind how there's nothing better to do than to complain about something like this. Ridiculous!
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Jennifer Wagner
10 years ago
Love the tiny houses! Let them keep their home!
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Dena Harris
10 years ago
please let this family keep their tiny house.
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Mike
10 years ago
Let them stay!
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ofeliat
10 years ago
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This family deserves to stay here. Laws, ordinances etc are meant to be changed especially those that are out dated. These tiny homes have provided many people the opportunity to actually afford a home during these difficult times. Wake up America. This is a good thing.
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Anonymous
10 years ago
This is neither unsightly, nor unsafe. It is different from the norm where people are cowed into housing debt at the cost of a healthier, happier lifestyle free from overwhelming debt and other expenses and free to not enrich others through rents or mortgages. This is the kind of freedom most of us desire. Please find a way to accommodate a different choice of lifestyle rather than evicting people causing zero harm.
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Mariah Martinez
10 years ago
Tiny homes are not going away anytime soon. Ripon would do well to make positive changes and be an example that governments aren't trying to control our lives unnecessarily. If it boils down to money, then you know the government is in the wrong & profit is their only focus; instead their focus should be happy, healthy, proud Ripon citizens.
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Tom Apel
10 years ago
Hope the best for you and your family. We wish the authorities would leave the people that are trying to live a cheaper way of life alone. Good luck to you.
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Shannon Michaels
10 years ago
It's a trailer on wheels, and they are complaining about a zoning ordinance on 20 acres? I won't be living in that state. Let them have their little house and stop condemning people who want to live within their means. I applaud them!
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Rene Moore
10 years ago
I hope to find this has a positive outcome.
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LuAnn Mirr-Frank
10 years ago
There has to be a way to resolve this matter without eviction. Only giving them until August 1 is not much time to even move the home to a different location
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Brandy Hernandez
10 years ago
I completely support you, and I don't believe little towns should be allowed to tell you what you can do on your own property as long as it's neat, tidy, and not hurting anyone or anything.
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michelle grothe
10 years ago
This is too bad, what if the owner "sold" you the property? Even if for just a $1, then there would only be one dwelling per property right? Good luck!
To rent an acre from your friends might help on paper it's shame full when your taxes go to give away what the government wants to spend it on but to abide with your own property fight for the rights of freedom liberty and you are not hurting no one shame on the city and the jealous people around you all!!!
Let them be Ripon needs positive exposure since Ripon Good leaving
May God bless you, however this turns out. I pray that the town will let you stay or that God will open another avenue for you!
Ridiculous set-in-their-ways town officials. Let it stay! Is it really keeping you awake at night?
It's time that the bureaucracy stops meddling into people's lives. Fix the roads, keep the police on duty, protect the public and let people live their lives.
I love the tiny house community! You have my support!
Let them stay!! It's 20 acres!!! What is it hurting??? Seriously...it blows my mind how there's nothing better to do than to complain about something like this. Ridiculous!
Love the tiny houses! Let them keep their home!
please let this family keep their tiny house.
Let them stay!
This family deserves to stay here. Laws, ordinances etc are meant to be changed especially those that are out dated. These tiny homes have provided many people the opportunity to actually afford a home during these difficult times. Wake up America. This is a good thing.
This is neither unsightly, nor unsafe. It is different from the norm where people are cowed into housing debt at the cost of a healthier, happier lifestyle free from overwhelming debt and other expenses and free to not enrich others through rents or mortgages. This is the kind of freedom most of us desire. Please find a way to accommodate a different choice of lifestyle rather than evicting people causing zero harm.
Tiny homes are not going away anytime soon. Ripon would do well to make positive changes and be an example that governments aren't trying to control our lives unnecessarily. If it boils down to money, then you know the government is in the wrong & profit is their only focus; instead their focus should be happy, healthy, proud Ripon citizens.
Hope the best for you and your family. We wish the authorities would leave the people that are trying to live a cheaper way of life alone. Good luck to you.
It's a trailer on wheels, and they are complaining about a zoning ordinance on 20 acres? I won't be living in that state. Let them have their little house and stop condemning people who want to live within their means. I applaud them!
I hope to find this has a positive outcome.
There has to be a way to resolve this matter without eviction. Only giving them until August 1 is not much time to even move the home to a different location
I completely support you, and I don't believe little towns should be allowed to tell you what you can do on your own property as long as it's neat, tidy, and not hurting anyone or anything.
This is too bad, what if the owner "sold" you the property? Even if for just a $1, then there would only be one dwelling per property right? Good luck!
Good luck!!! I hope they let u stay