about 19 years ago
An appeals court ruled in favor of a Cocoplum man who wants to keep his 122-foot yacht in the waterway behind his home — much to the chagrin of his next-door neighbor. It’s not the mega-yacht’s two stories or its 216 gross tons, but its protruding bow: more than 20 feet of which was encroaching [&he
An appeals court ruled in favor of a Cocoplum man who wants to keep his 122-foot yacht in the waterway behind his home — much to the chagrin of his next-door neighbor.
It’s not the mega-yacht’s two stories or its 216 gross tons, but its protruding bow: more than 20 feet of which was encroaching along the seawall of neighbor Yife Tien, who was not pleased.
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