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~~bungalow~~ · 06-13-2006, 02:41 PM

There was development plans from a compant called Libaw-Horowitz Investment Company in 1995, which, after being executed by the City negotiators and the company itself. The agreement was still subject to approval from the LA City Council who denied to sale, and allowed the Farm to stay. The company sued the city of Los Angeles, and after court ruling after court ruling, LHIC won the suit, and the tenets were served with an eviction notice on March 1, 2006.

This farm is the main source of income and food for over 350 families, all of whom are being evicted, and their farm plots are being destroyed. Remember, this is South Central Los Angeles, these people are poor as it is. Now they are left with no food or income source.

It is a disgrace, and it's disgusting that the city can forcefully take this property away from these people.

06-13-2006, 02:41 PM	#3 (permalink)
~~bungalow~~ Account Disabled Join Date: Oct 2005 Location: Hot-lanta Posts: 3,061	There was development plans from a compant called Libaw-Horowitz Investment Company in 1995, which, after being executed by the City negotiators and the company itself. The agreement was still subject to approval from the LA City Council who denied to sale, and allowed the Farm to stay. The company sued the city of Los Angeles, and after court ruling after court ruling, LHIC won the suit, and the tenets were served with an eviction notice on March 1, 2006. This farm is the main source of income and food for over 350 families, all of whom are being evicted, and their farm plots are being destroyed. Remember, this is South Central Los Angeles, these people are poor as it is. Now they are left with no food or income source. It is a disgrace, and it's disgusting that the city can forcefully take this property away from these people.