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nini

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2. Most of those people knew the risk when they bought up there

Reply to BlueWaveNeverEnd (Original post)

Mon Sep 23, 2024, 11:15 PM

Sep 2024

I’ve lived in the area my whole life and it’s always been a known problem with constant road work in the area for slippage yet people still bought homes. I just can’t muster up any sympathy. Anyone who bought before it was obvious are the ones who should be helped as they couldn’t have known.

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