An 80-year-old widow in Plano has come to a resolution with the city after a lengthy dispute. The conflict began over code-enforcement violations and at one point led to criminal charges. The widow has decided to relocate, citing what she feels was harassment by the city.
Further details on this story are available from CBS Texas, including the city's response to the allegations, which maintains that action was necessary in response to the violations.
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