Monona, faced with a plentiful supply of 1950's ramblers priced at about $200,000 with a below average number of school children, is unsure of how to proceed---should they adopt some flexibilty in set backs to allow a new homeowner to make additions, or should they "recycle the housing stock" by hasseling current ageing residents with code violations.
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