I saw something similar happen in rural Georgia. It was about 15 years ago, so some of the details are a little fuzzy.
Basically a county official owned a shitty undeveloped lot across the street from a nice developed lot owned by the county.
The county needed some kind of storage facility, so they built one. Unfortunately the county “accidentally” built the storage facility on the shitty undeveloped lot owned by the county official. No one noticed the mistake until the building was nearly complete.
Luckily the county official was a stand up guy and offered to just switch lots with the county and call it even. What a nice guy, he sure saved the county a lot of embarrassment.
I saw something similar happen in rural Georgia. It was about 15 years ago, so some of the details are a little fuzzy.
Basically a county official owned a shitty undeveloped lot across the street from a nice developed lot owned by the county.
The county needed some kind of storage facility, so they built one. Unfortunately the county “accidentally” built the storage facility on the shitty undeveloped lot owned by the county official. No one noticed the mistake until the building was nearly complete.
Luckily the county official was a stand up guy and offered to just switch lots with the county and call it even. What a nice guy, he sure saved the county a lot of embarrassment.