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'Flintstone' house sparks lawsuit from California town: 'It's an eyesore'


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'Flintstone' house sparks lawsuit from California town: 'It's an eyesore'

by Matthew Cantor

 

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The Flintstone house in Hillsborough, California. Photograph: Jim Maurer/Flickr/Creative Commons

 

The quirky home features dinosaurs and a sign proclaiming ‘Yabba-dabba-doo’, but neighbors aren’t amused.

 

California architecture has captured the world’s imagination with its classic midcentury bungalows and beach houses.

 

But one architectural landmark in the state has gone a distinctively different route, and it’s not to the town’s liking.

 

The “Flintstones” home in northern California appears to take its architectural cues from the town of Bedrock. 

 

Full Story: https://www.theguardian.com/artanddesign/2019/mar/18/flintstone-house-california-lawsuit-hillsborough

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This is an old story being reported as new news, this house has been there for a very long time and has been a source of complaints since it was built and the original owners did nothing but loose money when they sold it. There must be something more interesting than old news. And yes, the part of the property that is being complained about is only visible from the 280 Freeway.

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14 hours ago, otherstuff1957 said:

They should just mind their own business and let her do what she wants with her own house.

 

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16 hours ago, Snow Leopard said:

Usual story. You can't fight city hall. America. Home of the free. 

In many parts of the world, bribes are required to even file building plans. More bribes to the inspectors and police who happen by. More bribes to get water, sewer and electric hooked up. Complain to "city hall"? More bribes to get anyone to check into it.

 

When the miopic mind makes a comment about, "Can't fight city hall", and "America. Home of the free", I can only wonder what worldy experience they have dealing with entities within the USA and outside of its borders.

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