Hello,I have a property that was a RS3 that we converted to a RT4 where city council passed the ordinance/zoning change at the December 2023 meeting. 

Look VERY carefully at all documentation - speak with the legal council, look for VERIFIABLE information.

It may be 1 meeting for the P&Z and a 2nd for the City Council. 

That might save you the cost of retaining a lawyer.Since Watershed is a City department, you might also try contacting the member of City Council who covers your neighborhood....But I wouldn't try to tackle the bills or liens until I understood the root cause of the problem.

My take on inspectors is, they are the same as contractors, doctors, attorney, or any other profession, some of them are great and reasonable, some of them just want to finish the day, some of them take their home problems at work and spit fire on you, but, in my experience, if you reason out enough to them -- even if you stick it to their behind by a megaphone, you will find them easier to work with, or, as always, there's always a letter to the building official cc copy city council for a change in inspector.

There is a STR ordinance topic in the city council meeting today.

Pigeon Forge will be implementing permits in 2019 and it was discussed at Sevierville City Council meeting last month and highly likely to happen there as well.

Studies sponsored by the National Multi-Housing Council and the National Apartment Association have documented the linkage between water conservation and separate billing for water usage.

I'm a real estate broker in Mission Beach, I'm the Vice Chair of the Mission Beach Precise Planning Board, the past President of the Mission Bay Real Estate Association and I've been on the board of Mission Beach Town Council.

Outside of Seattle City Limits, outside of the crazy dictates City Council, spineless Mayor Durkan, and the commuting Antifa and BLM rioters that commute between Portland and Seattle.