 Some newer residents were perhaps less 'back to the land' oriented, creating at times problematic situations never envisioned by the land trust created in its vision of a 'free land with no rules' hippy utopia.Years of intensified government intelligence gathering, coupled with a series of arrests conducted by state and federal law enforcement, led to the seizure of the land by the federal government in October 1990.A pair of park residents purportedly sold ten ounces of park-grown marijuana to an undercover narcotics agent for $500.