CHICAGO (CN) – The owners of a house in Oak Park’s Frank Lloyd Wright Historic District say the Landmarks Preservation Council of Illinois charged them $21,600 for an “easement” and a purported tax deduction, but the deduction was disallowed and the easement reduced the value of their house by $216,000. Elizabeth and Howard Prossnitz demand damages for breach of contract and negligent misrepresentation. They are represented in Cook County Chancery Court by Robert Birndorf.
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