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Old Crank

(5,930 posts)

6. Nice.

Reply to BlueWaveNeverEnd (Reply #3)

Mon Sep 2, 2024, 03:15 AM

Sep 2024

They spend millions to buy and now expect taxpayers to make them whole. This is a known unstable area.
State could cover the demolition and turn the area into open space.

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Electricity shut off for homes affected by Rancho Palos Verdes landslide [View all] BlueWaveNeverEnd Sep 2024 OP

Built on sloped sand Old Crank Sep 2024 #1

Quick search of house values Old Crank Sep 2024 #2

it's a beautiful area. just gorgeous. BlueWaveNeverEnd Sep 2024 #4

True, but Old Crank Sep 2024 #5

there is no coverage for land slides. The owners are angry at Gov. Newsom for not doing something BlueWaveNeverEnd Sep 2024 #3

Nice. Old Crank Sep 2024 #6

Agree ... Auggie Sep 2024 #8

If the gas was cut off a month ago... RockRaven Sep 2024 #7

I believe there was mention in the video Old Crank Sep 2024 #9

We had the land buckle under one of our apartment building in our complex Jacson6 Sep 2024 #10

Oh, how terrible! Where on earth did this happen? LauraInLA Sep 2024 #11