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For 12 years, the 15 residents of a tiny house" community known as Walden Eco- Village managed to live in peace with both nature and local zooming officials in the own of Peterborough, New Hampshire. However, the peace ended. An application from the village’s owner to add more units to the property had alerted planning  officials to the fact that its cottages and casitas were not permitted as full-time residences. Many people were affected. As a owner of tiny-house, O’Brien lacked the occupancy permit that is required for full-time residences. Besides, in August 2019, she was forced to move out although the tiny home still sited on her parents property. Actually, New Hampshire’s quiet war on tiny houses hasn’t escaped the notice of lawmakers.In conclusion, the rules of quality housing made tiny-house residents difficult to find places to live.