Spoede Road- Flag Lots Gone Bad

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Spoede Road has one of the most atrocious examples of why flag lots are a poor planning idea. There are three house that are one right in front of each other coming down a hill to Spoede Road. Why would you want your view to be of someone's backyard.

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March 08, 2008