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thirteenthjuror, I think you're protesting a bit too much here. There are empty lots ALL over town that Clegg can build his modular homes on. If the property owners want to keep a certain look in the relatively small area of the "historic district, what's wrong with that?
First of all, you might have a case if Clegg was restricted to putting up his wares in just one area of Victoria (say, the south side of town for instance) but he's not, his modulars are located all over including the center AND the north side of town. Secondly, if there were some kind of industry located in that historic area where people might want to live close to where they work, you might have a case, but there is none.
I think its a shame that Victoria doesn't have a zoning law. I'll give you one small example of the problems that creates. I mentioned in an earlier post about a plumbing contractor who built a "shop" in his front yard half a dozen blocks away. The homes in that area are...
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