"Los Angeles county officials are demanding that a creative homeowner tear down a 20,000-square-foot domicile he calls "Phonehenge West"--or face up to seven years in jail.
Former telephone technician Alan Kimble Fahey began building the structure three decades ago in Acton, the Los Angeles Times reports. Fahey, who christened the project "Phonehenge" because it sits atop pilings modified from phone utility poles, says he intends to turn the compound into a museum.
The labyrinthine network of buildings where Fahey, his wife, and teenage son live even includes a 70-foot tower covered in Italian stained-glass windows, and a barn. Fahey uses a "motorized cart" to get between buildings, an earlier report said.…"
Post on The Lookout News blog by Liz Goodwin:
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3 comments:
It's awesome looking. Wish they would leave him alone.
I would be happy to have that house as my neighbor..way to much govt!
since when does guvy have a right to tell you this... If he owns the land then he says what goes on it within reason
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