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Originally Posted by MDC_Ophiuchus
I don't know if this is relevant or even 100% true, but I seem to recall a thread about a man in a similar situation. He was able to fight it, because essentially the state law superceded the county/city laws, hands-down. I.E. if the state says its okay, it didn't matter what the county said.
I dunno...might be worth the fight?
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A city or county can be more restrictive but not less restrictive than the state. If the state says it's OK, the county
can say it is
not OK; but if the state says it is not OK, the county can't say it is OK.
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Originally Posted by SnakeLadyK
WRONG!! Maybe the STATE laws are good, but as for Iredell County and the Town of Mooresville, they are making crap up as they go!
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That is worth a fight, if they were truly making up the restrictions as they went along, just for your case, ex post facto.
Katherine, EXACTLY who gave you the list of restrictions that you posted?