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Along the Susquehanna River in Pennsylvania, there are hundreds of cabins, some now turned into year-round homes, that are on land leased in the early 1900's.
by alaxsxaq 10y ago
Along the Susquehanna River in Pennsylvania, there are hundreds of cabins, some now turned into year-round homes, that are on land leased in the early 1900's. In recent years, a number of issues have arisen to change the lease requirements and renewal terms. At least 100 of these properties are on land that has been given to conservation groups by the power company and those leases are not being renewed and the cabins are, slowly due to court battles, being razed.
- wil421 10y agoWhen the dams were built they forced a few towns to relocate since they would be underwater. It's only relative. Where were the leaseholders when the decision was made to give the land away? Was it Army Corp land or Power company land?