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ARGO, ND - According to Valley News Live, a North Dakota man got a good deal on a million dollar home, but with one big catch.
Scott Adelman paid $70,000 for a 4,500-square-foot brick home in Fargo, but he has to move it out to nearby Horace.
"This has been probably the hardest as far as permitting, because we're going across the interstate bridge," Adelman said. "DOT has to be involved, the city of Fargo, Stanley Township, Horace. So, as far as that goes the permitting process has been the biggest part."
Authorities helped by clearing the way for Adelman as crews moved the 200-ton home at least 10 miles.
"We had some traffic signals that we couldn't take down due to the wiring on them," Fargo Police officer Dan Hansen said.
For plumbing, electrical, and a new foundation and brickwork, the timeline is 5 weeks for a crew of 15 workers.
ARGO, ND - According to Valley News Live, a North Dakota man got a good deal on a million dollar home, but with one big catch.
Scott Adelman paid $70,000 for a 4,500-square-foot brick home in Fargo, but he has to move it out to nearby Horace.
"This has been probably the hardest as far as permitting, because we're going across the interstate bridge," Adelman said. "DOT has to be involved, the city of Fargo, Stanley Township, Horace. So, as far as that goes the permitting process has been the biggest part."
Authorities helped by clearing the way for Adelman as crews moved the 200-ton home at least 10 miles.
"We had some traffic signals that we couldn't take down due to the wiring on them," Fargo Police officer Dan Hansen said.
For plumbing, electrical, and a new foundation and brickwork, the timeline is 5 weeks for a crew of 15 workers.
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