Maria Caspento, Realtor
Originally from New Jersey. I have loved living at the beach since 2001. Helping First Time Buyers, I Speak Portuguese and Spanish.
11/15/2024
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07/17/2024
Congratulations to my Buyers and Thank you again for trusting me with your new home. I couldn't be happier for this family. I have helped them sell and buy several properties along with their parents and in laws. Repeat clients are the best compliment! Thank you for trusting me!
05/30/2024
When you want to conform with the rules and regs of your HOA!
In July 2023, Etienne Constable, got a peculiar notice from Seaside, a small coastal town south of San Francisco. The city demanded he hide his boat, parked in his driveway, from view or face fines up to $500.
Thinking outside the box, Constable roped in his neighbor, artist Hanif Panni, to craft a cheeky solution: a fence painted with a lifelike mural of the boat itself.
“He asked, ‘Wouldn’t it be funny if we did this?’” Panni told Business Insider. Constable, who’s lived in his home for 29 years, had always parked his boat trailer in his driveway without issue. But Seaside’s sudden crackdown on zoning violations left him baffled.
“Before last July, I was never aware of it,” Constable said, noting that the city’s Title 17 Zoning Ordinance Code requires boats to be enclosed by a six-foot fence, though it had rarely been enforced.
Early 2023 saw Seaside ramp up its code enforcement, sending letters to residents, including Constable. “I was surprised and angry since I’ve had a boat trailer there almost my entire time here.” he said.
Panni painted the mural for much less than the potential fines, and their inventive fix sparked a social media sensation. “I’ve got other residents now asking for similar murals,” Panni said. “It’s hilarious and inspiring so much conversation.”
Surprisingly, city leaders loved the defiant art. In May, Police Chief Nick Borges, also acting city manager, visited Constable to praise the mural.
“We’re not taking any action,” Borges told local news. “The only action I’m taking is a high five.”
Source: Business Insider
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