Land Use Fraud: A Planner Gone Bad

A planner and land use consultant in Eugene, Oregon collaborate to break the law.

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June 17, 2001, 8:00 AM PDT

"Miller apparently took money from clients to pay county filing fees and cover the cost of preparing plans and forms but failed to complete the work.Kline frequently handled paperwork for permit applications Miller brought to the county. In some instances, county records showed receipts for the permit fees but the money could not be found."

Thanks to Tom Collins

Read the full story: Two guilty in land use permit fraud

Sunday, June 17, 2001 in Eugene Register-Guard

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