That's great that "Envirogreen" is planning to stop neglecting their property creating a blight in the center of our hamlet. They have some issues with their neighbors. I actually have some issues with their neighbors too, via a previous building inspector who allowed air conditioning compressors and huge tanks of natural gas within required yards (detailed post on that soon; zoning and code is so hot, right?). Hopefully we don't get another 10 pounds in a five pound bag. Faith Bible Church, I'm looking at you.
Here's one plan of the proposal.
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| Note the through street behind the development requiring an easement with both Peachwave and DD plazas. At least one, if not both owners, are not very hip to it. |
Speaking of shitty landowners, I'm about to find out who owns the fine specimen pictured below and located on Heyward street in the Mohegan Highlands (likely a bank). We should shame them into at least demolishing it as it's a legitimate public health hazard.
