I want to help these families re: Govt. Agriculture lease lots. Issuing/awarding applicant. Rezoning of these lots.

Talofofo, GU Viewed 42 times. Posted 7 months ago in Real Estate

When an individual has past away and has no living benifactor (listed on the origonal application) to inherit the Govt. Agricultural lot which she/he was awarded, what is the proceedures indicated by law or rules for the reissue of that particular lot to interested individuals? Can it be reissued to an in-law just upon request?

Also multiple families with young children living adjacent to one another on agriculture lot no one farms commercially any more for over ten yrs.with utility infrastructure and paved roads. They are encountering the foul oder of pigs being raised across the street from these families. Less than 200ft. from the nearest family home.
Health issues are the main concern.

Looking for case law or rule & regulation for both topics any thing to help.

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Laura Mcfarland-Taylor

This attorney is licensed in Illinois. Posted 7 months ago.

You need to speak with an attorney on both of these issues as they are very locale specific.

Alan James Brinkmeier

This attorney is licensed in Illinois. Posted about 1 month ago.

I agree with the wise observationsof Ms. Mcfarland-Taylor. See a skilled lawyer right away in your location.

The nearest zoning administrator might have information useful to you, too.

Check with a lawyer in your locale to discuss more of the details.

Good luck to you.

God bless.

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