It will not, however, be their former owners. But he doesn't hide that he'd rather be on the westside with former neighbors, who were forced to move and are now scattered.
Inks respects the feelings of the houses' former owners.
But she won't let that get in the way of jumping at what she sees as the perfect opportunity for her. The landslide that forced Don Stickler to abandon his dream house also gave Christina Inks a chance to fulfill her dream of home ownership. Stickler was comfortable in his ranch house on Colorado Springs' west side before the floods of April 1999. But the waters saturated the ground around his home at 1075 Honey Locust Court, causing his back yard to sink 2 feet. It nearly knocked the legs of his deck off their foundations.