Lynetta - that sounds fine. Forward me the site plan and we can see how the house would fit on the lot.

As far as the prohibition on long flat walls - I've never heard of such a thing. How long is long? How flat is flat? How would they possibly codify something like that. Ask them to cite the section of the code and lets see what the language is. My spidey sense is flashing mod predjudice!

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