Second Burlingame residents ordered to pay $3,000 to fund historical report

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Shortly after a Newlands Avenue home sale unraveled over questions surrounding its historical significance, a nearby property owner has been forced to fund a $3,000 report for the same reason. The owners of the home at 309 Occidental Ave. — about two blocks from Newlands Avenue — have funded the historic resources report, but it is not yet complete, said Community Development Director Bill Meeker.

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Burlingame Resident

San Mateo, CA

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To be kind, this property is a scrape as it has been badly maintained from the outside but I can't wait to hear if George Washington lived in this property!

Burlingamer

San Mateo, CA

Yes, this illustrates the bizarreness of requiring historic analysis by experts for any property over 50 years old. Taxpayer and individual money can best be spent elsewhere.

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