Nana Seeks Home
Still here in the Nursing/Rehab center. I woke up to three different Zombies in my room last night. Since this is a non-restraining unit, the zombies walk into other rooms, stealing belongings all the time. One my 'grandchildren's photos has been missing for weeks. I don't care if they are eight or eighty-eight, come in my room, you will be playing the game of "fool around and find out". Things on bedside tables tend to disappear. One morning, my phone and glasses were gone. A CNA found them in a room 7 doors down from mine, a Zombie, must have taken both together.
While I am grateful not to be sleeping under a pile of cardboard. But the Zombies here are out of control.
I am still waiting and working on my GoFundMe to build a small home or pole barn. The biggest issue I am facing is that the code ordinances regarding property sizes, particularly concerning minimum lot sizes and building footprints, are commonly used in zoning regulations to manage development and ensure public health, safety, and welfare. These ordinances can dictate the minimum area r
required for a lot (like one-half acre or more) or the minimum building floor area (e.g., 1,000 square feet or more). The Land Ordinance of 1785, for example, established a systematic way to survey and divide land into townships and sections, which significantly affected land ownership and development, and Minimum Lot Sizes:
I am still waiting and working on my GoFundMe to build a small home or pole barn. The biggest issue I am facing is that the code ordinances regarding property sizes, particularly concerning minimum lot sizes and building footprints, are commonly used in zoning regulations to manage development and ensure public health, safety, and welfare. These ordinances can dictate the minimum area r
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required for a lot (like one-half acre or more) or the minimum building floor area (e.g., 1,000 square feet or more). The Land Ordinance of 1785, for example, established a systematic way to survey and divide land into townships and sections, which significantly affected land ownership and development, and Minimum Lot Sizes:
The first issue is the size, to build here the home has to be 17,000 sq feet,far larger than the small home I want to build. Secondly, to build even a modest home, there is a property size requirement.
Two of the grandchildren, waiting for me to come home. But without an affordable home, I am stuck here. The cost to stay here,
with the little I own in storage, this nursing home/rehab costs the taxpayers $ 7,800. per month. For that plus $ 1148 of my social security payment, I get a bed, night side table, closet, and three drawers. The bathroom and showers are shared. I also get my medications and three meals a day. The skilled nursing care is questionable.
I can pay for a small home for the same costs. I am searching for a very small home, or an area the will allow a prefab-home.
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