City Manager Orders City Bulldozer
To Destroy Home Of Widow, 4 Children
A widow with lour children and
her aged mother dependent upon
her has been told she has 90 days
within which to move her home at
her own expense or see the city
literally bulldoze it down in order
to put in a new street.
Mrs. Verna Steadman, whose hus
band Dan died last year leaving
her with the sole responsibility of
taking care of her four children
and their grandmother, has told
the Mirror that City Manager Bill
Poland has advised her that she
will shortly be served with notice
to move, at her own expense, h'
house in which they have lived the
past three years.
“My husband and I spent consid
erable time and money and effort
making this house into a horn 3
after we purchased it. We have a
receipt for a title search and opin
ion but apparently this means ab
solutely nothing,” said Mrs. Stead
man, who is employed at the Naval
Station.
“They tell me that my house i3
not on the lot we bought and that
it is of no concern of the city man
ager excepting that it must be
moved so that a road can be put in.
The city manager told us that if we
didn’t move the house within 90
days after the notice was served
upon us that the city would just
come in with a bulldozer and smash
it down out of their way,” she said.
REMOVE CARS
“Prior to this the city came and
towed away two automobiles of
ours that were parked on private
land of our neighbor whose per
mission we had to park them
there,” she said, adding “and even
though we complained at such arbi
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trary highhandedness they have
never returned the cars nor given
us any explanation or compensa
tion.”
‘‘The house cannot be moved ex
cept at considerable expense which
we just can’t afford With all the
equipment and people the city has
it seems to me that they could
move the house. Why did they al
low the house to be built on a city
street in the first place. And to
tell me coldly that they will just
smash it down with a bulldozer if I
can’t get it moved seems incredible.
Just what manner of human beings
are running our city government
that they could be so arrogantly
heartless,” Mrs. Steadman said.
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Next meeting of the Grand
mothers Club will be held at the
Dera Brunstad residence on March
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