What to do if my borough is relocating a problem playground right next to my property?
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What to do if my borough is relocating a problem playground right next to my property?
Asked on March 16, 2012 under Real Estate Law, Pennsylvania
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Answered 12 years ago | Contributor
If your borough is relocating a probem playground right next to your property, you need to immediately consult with your borough's representative along with other people who have similar concerns as you. There is safety in numbers.
If your representative is not helpful in assisting you, then you should consult with a real estate attorney experienced in such relocation and zoning issues to assist you and the others to make sure that the relocation is allowed under current codes in effect.
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