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I find the interesting question to be: if the homeowner were not rich would they have a sitting U.S. Senator write a letter on their behalf and have a special h
by tanderson92 9y ago
I find the interesting question to be: if the homeowner were not rich would they have a sitting U.S. Senator write a letter on their behalf and have a special hearing to decide the issue? By the way, there were 549 other tax sales dispensed with in an identical manner.
- HN15718653 9y agoHow many were the sale of a private street that served 20+ residences?
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- dvdhnt 9y ago> if the homeowner were not rich would they have a sitting U.S. Senator write a letter on their behalf and have a special hearing to decide the issue? Almost certainly not and I do believe that the Senator's interference is unethical.
- cylinder714 9y agoI'm pretty sure Feinstein used to live on Presidio Terrace. Her longtime friend, the late Merla Zellerbach, lived there as well, so she has a personal interest in the situation.
- cafard 9y agoAll I can say is, write to your senator and find out. All officials elected to offices at or above the (big) city council level will have constituent-service staff.