Why the Pogues would lose their land due to zoning changes in the Outer Banks, season 4

Spoiler alert: The following article contains spoilers from Outer Banks Season 4, Part 1.

If viewers thought the Pogues had already hit rock bottom External Banks season 4, they should think again the characters are hit with multiple losses throughout the episodes, possibly including their land due to zone changes. John B, Sarah, Kiara, Pope, JJ and Cleo face numerous challenges in Season 4, Part 1. From losing all their money due to the El Dorado gold where they discovered External Banks Season 3 (mainly thanks to JJ), after dealing with a group of mercenaries who are also looking for Blackbeard's treasure, a lot is happening with the Pogues.

Unfortunately, when diving for an amulet on a sunken ship, getting stuck in a crypt quickly filling with water, etc., the External Banks writing must also face potential loss of assets. The Pogues have lost too much over the show's four seasons. However, if they can find enough money, perhaps they will be able to save Poguelandia 2.0 until the end External Banks season 4 finale.

Zoning changes would lead to inflated prices and new rules that would force the Pogues to lose their property

The Outer Banks heroes may lose Pogueland in season 4

How Sarah and Cleo learn W External Banks season 4 the government changes the zones that include Pogues land, and will inevitably kick them out of their home and business. Changing the zoning plan results in inflated prices and new rules for residents of the newly created zone. Zoning changes are usually intended to scare people away so that wealthier people can buy their property. Sarah even claims that her father used to change zones to achieve the same goal. Unfortunately, zoning happens in real life and is used by the privileged to harm the underprivileged.

It's the only way John B, Sarah, Kiara, Pope, JJ and Cleo can stop the zoning changes if they collect enough money fight the verdict. That's partly why they're trying to find Blackbeard's Treasure in External Banks season 4. The Pogues have no other choice, because if they do not raise a large sum of money in a short time, their business and home will be taken away.

How much money would the Pogues need to fight zoning changes in Outer Banks Season 4?

The Pogues also need $13,000 to pay property taxes

External Banks Season 4, Part 1 does not reveal the actual amount of money the Pogues would need fight the zoning decision. However, Topper, whose family wants to buy the property, mentions that the Pogues do not have the money to do so. So not only do they have to worry about paying $13,000 in property taxes, but the Pogues also have to worry about getting enough money to stop the rezoning. This latest issue would undoubtedly cost over $13,000. However, if the Pogues find the Blue Crown in External Banks season 4maybe they will be able to stop Poguelandia.