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Answers (3)
Best Answer
- Doris Turner, "BisbeeRealtor"
- Contributions:97
Go to city hall and check your local codes. Most cities have all areas mapped by codes and what is allowed in each area. Our local process would be to appear before the city council and document what you want to use the property for - is there enough parking, will you have 'noisy' revivals or celebrations, will you provide emergency services (soup kitchen/overnight arrangements? You are much better off to know all the ins and outs, even if it looks like it defeats your plans, than to get started, spend the funds just to be told that it can't be done or voted down. Good luck with your project.
- v.torres
- Contributions:2
The address I had was incorrect. The actual address is 1611 Hickory Tree Rd and it has a sign in front of the home.
- Naima Sumner, "Dallas Ft. Worth PRO"
- Contributions:2847
Where did you see the home posted for sale by owner? Is there a sign on the property? It doesn't seem to be listed for sale right now.
Naima
Naima
This home is being sold by owner.We want to buy it and build a church. Could we do that?
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