Updates!

@Justme-qn2qw says:

Listening to the Buncombe County Commissioners this week, one of the issues with sheds was no bathroom or cooking facilities. The bottom line as to why sheds were rejected there was the possibility of a lawsuit against the county if there were health issues or some liability because of not meeting code. Glad you are addressing that. Love the idea of joining two sheds.

@Amber-l7z says:

Sheds, YES Stephanie! My adult son and I have been homeless twice in Oregon the last time due to the reason that poor Senior was evicted. The County sold the property and the new owners evicted everyone so they could raise the rent. My apartment was HUD subsidized and my rent was $270. Now that they gang stalked me out by moving drug addicts upstairs next to me, they raised the rent on my old apartment to $1,100. They caused me a seizure, concussion and nervous breakdown. That new granite countertop in the kitchen is what I hit the back of my head on. During the remodeling, paid for by HUD for this property to continue housing for Seniors and Disabled, 5 of my neighbors died. We were bullied out by Veridian Management. They bought out all of the Counties older properties and did this to us all. They have done this all over Oregon, Washington and are starting buying properties in Idaho. Putting Seniors on the streets. When we lived in my truck, we looked so longingly at those sheds and wished we had one and an acre or two. I bought a 20 foot camper to save us, a credit miracle that somehow went through. But I just couldn’t keep paying the campground rents. I let it go back to the bank and moved back to the truck. Now my credit is ruined, all our furniture and all things for an apartment had to be given away in a 2 week period. We couldn’t afford storage. Our backs are very disabled and we had zero help. We were up 2 flights of stairs. Thanks be to God who helped us the whole 2 years. We are back in a good apartment again under the wing of our home County.