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Yabba dabba deal! California town settles suit over Flintstones house

  • Owner Florence Fang will apply for permits for sculptures
  • Town of Hillsborough agrees to pay $125,000

The owner of a controversial Flintstones-themed house has settled a lawsuit with the town of Hillsborough, in the San Francisco suburbs, which alleged she violated local codes when she put dinosaur sculptures in the back yard and made other landscaping changes that caused local officials to declare a public nuisance.

Related: 'I see any dinosaur, I buy it': at home with the embattled owner of the Flintstone house

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