Paulmer's Loss of Affordable Housing

The city wiped out most of the neighborhood which it deemed a slum starting in the 1950s But there was one 1800 Uh 1800s queen and house left on sees or shawez avenue and figaroa street. When paulmer began to work there on the orcini It was called the geese house and it was protected under preservation laws. There are plans in place to move the house to angelino heights, but paulmer's workers demolished it instead. Their excuse a bulldozer had accidentally backed into it making it unsavable. He sued the city in the end he only had to pay two hundred thousand dollars and provided some public mitigations.