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• • <br />Rreeda E Rogers <br />210 Pine Bluff St. - La Porte, Tx. 77571 <br />Pager (713) 866-7018 -Home Phone (281) 842-1594 <br />September 5, 1997 <br />REFERENCE: MOBILE HOME REPLACEMENT AT 208 PINE BLUFF STREET <br />Dear Ladies/Gentlemen <br />I am disclosing additional information to let you know exactly how the events in this case <br />have occurred. <br />Last year on March 22 the papers were finalized for the purchase of my home. The <br />property consist of three lots. One lot had a mobile home on it. There were people living in the <br />home until the day before the closing of the real estate transaction. Because of the situation I <br />never got to view the mobile home. I paid an additional $5000.00 on the purchase of the entire <br />property for the mobile home. <br />After the closing, I came to the property to view the mobile home. From the outside it <br />looked all right. The inside was not a safe or healthy place to live. That was only the beginning <br />of the losses that have taken place. The following week the City of La Porte was contacted. I <br />inquired about being able to rep ace the mobile home. City Hall informed me that I could not <br />replace the home unless Igo si eyed a mobile home park. The home was not suitable enough for <br />anyone that I would want to have living so close to my residence. Sometime in the middle of <br />May of 1996 I had the mobile home removed from my property. I have lost all paper work, <br />therefore I can not give you an exact date of the removal. <br />This year in May I was talking with an acquaintance, they informed me that indeed false <br />information had been given to me about the replacement of the mobile home. The next day I <br />called the City of La Porte and spoke with Mr. Flores in the City Planning Department. I <br />explained to him the events that had taken place. Including the fact that the mobile home was <br />gone. He told me that I could put another mobile home back on the lot; as long as I could prove <br />that the mobile home was a 1976 or older model and that the home did belong to me. The <br />following day I called him back and asked him to send me the information about being able to <br />replace the home. I did not want to start plans for replacement without the legal proof because of <br />what I had been told before by the City Hall. Two weeks had gone by and I kept calling for the <br />information. Finally, I went in person. Debbie Wilmore spoke with me at that time and informed <br />me that I could not replace the mobile home because I only had ninety days from the time of the <br />removal of the old home. She also informed me of other stipulations prior to removal. I was <br />upset with what she had told me. She said that I could speak with Guy Rankin. He was not <br />available at the time, but a meeting was set for 1:30pm the next dav. Mr. Rankin also informed <br />me that I would not be able to make replacement. He told me that he would be sending me a <br />letter about his decision and our meeting. At that time I requested again that the information <br />about the replacement law be sent with his decision. Three weeks went by, calling him several <br />