We will consult Council before we ultimately do anything, but we were wondering if there was some general advise. 

You need to go in person to a city council meeting and make yourself heard. 

Have the builder draw the wiring on paper and photographs, have an independent licensed electrical contractor write that the design and completion is correct, have planning department write that they signed off on the wiring before was sealed up etc... you need documents to demonstrate against the appraiser's opinion Bureau of Construction Codes, Electrical Division, at 517-241-9320 get their email and send what you have and ask for their written opinionMichigan Construction Codes runs parallel with the International Code Council (ICC) try them tooThe State Code supersedes county; but you need the exact wiring specs in writing.

The online zoning maps will reflect the most recent amendments approved by the Town Council, including widespread zoning changes.Matthew Gallman

The two main remaining exchange associations are NCE National Council of Exchangors, and Society of Exchange Counselors.Back in another lifetime when I was active in doing exchange transactions, we did a few transactions where hard to sell property was successfully exchanged for more desirable property by adding $ to go with the hard to sell property.

I would suggest trying a mortgage broker, that broker will council you and present your deal to many different lenders and bring you back the best options to choose from.

And, like Matt mentioned, the group living rules proposed to city council will, if approved, move it up to 5 unrelated.None of us have answered your specific question about R-MU-20 zoning.

Can anyone please recommend a good legal council in the Houston / Katy area?

The proper legal remedy for squatters is the wrongful detainer complaint that at least is a little quicker (but not in this Covid times when the Court is working at the minimum).Trying to prevent more people to suffer the consequences of this horrible Policy I wrote to the Mayor, to all the Council Members, to all the Baltimore City State representatives, to the State’s Attorney Office and to the same Police Department.

The company works with clients across the semiconductor, aerospace, life sciences, research and industrial and food processing industries and has other operations in Sarasota, Florida; San Jose, California; and in the United Kingdom, according to city documents.If Council approves the agreement, MDC plans to lease a 16,800-square-foot facility at 828 New Meister Lane, three miles from state highways 130 and 45.