We tried to do it at the Police Station, but most of our evidence is video evidence - and the cops didn't think what we had in writing would be enough to evict her, especially at her age and given the current circumstances with Covid19. 

I own a property management company with rentals near the proposed ROW; also worked at the city in the Planning Dept. for about 6 years attempting to coordinate the prospective station with the Fulton Mall specific plan, the larger General Plan, and all of the layers of transit that could link up (light rail, bus rapid transit, busses, taxis, PRT, biking, walking, etc.)  

My husband also flies Blackhawks (currently stationed in Hawaii) and we just discovered BP a couple weeks ago.

Back in the 90's I was station at NAB and use to work in that area doing home improvements in the early 2000's, great area.

I never have to stop at a gas station again saving time.

At the height of the dot-com boom of the 1990s, the local newspaper said Silicon Valley was minting 5 new millionaires a day (I thought the number was much higher than that).The PBS station in San Francisco had the show This Week in Northern California and one of its segments talked about the land office business some psychiatrists were doing treating Sudden Wealth Syndrome.

:) Here's a piece from my favorite motivational station on Spotify to end your week right (I also attached the full version, in case you wanted to hear it!)

I've had even locals who live on the other side of town and don't really know my target area tell me that I'm working and planning to live in a high-crime area, never having seen my properties, never having walked to the municipal building and the police station immediately across the street from my multifamily property in the area, never having met the many retired neighbors, never having talked to the kids who play up and down the side streets.

Penn Station in NYC has a line just for lottery and it is always long, 24 hours a day.

Leander has lot more new construction going on and they have a TOD (Transit Oriented Development) in and around leander Rail station.