A $20M bridge with no clear owner, taxpayers footing the bill twice, and a neighborhood in chaos—70 years of conflict comes to a head. The park depends on the West Buno Road and Bridge—home to their police station, headquarters and vital infrastructure—practically shouting ownership through their actions while systematically avoiding responsibility. This hidden agenda taints every decision, jeopardizing safety, fairness, and the public good. Meanwhile, the neighborhood endures traffic chaos, near-misses, and eroded quality of life. Discover how one bold solution, a Public Easement, could expose decades of systemic failures, enforce accountability, and restore balance. This is the story of entrenched power, negligence, and the fix that could transform a legacy of avoidance into a model for responsibility.