Posted by NY 986 on November 23, 2015 at 05:40:04 from (174.236.33.1):
In Reply to: Re: Houses one more time posted by Michael Soldan on November 23, 2015 at 05:27:20:
A little different here but the bottom line is if a building is torn down that is reflected in the tax assessment which includes the land for the parcel. The farmer in the first example just did not want any neighbors and was willing to make a financial sacrifice by not selling the houses. If I had to guess quite a few were ready to condemn to begin with. In the second example the son lived in the city and was going to buy the home, fix it up, move in and sell the city home. That would explain how the father got as far as he did as no one was around other than the mother I would guess and she got on the phone to the boy at the office in the city. I don't personally know either farmer or know the township here. Just stories that were passed along in that the teller was usually good at knowing what they were talking about.
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