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I mean, code violation rules are there to protect people?
my grass length is none of your fucking business
I'm coming over with a magnifier
It is when it houses rodents and other animals that can spread diseases, infest houses, and cause other trouble. It is called living in a society. If you don't like it, move to Antarctica.
you can spread disease.... CEOs are also activly spreading diseases in your food...
my lawn, is none of your fucking business.
Nah, a neighboring city has ordinance written with aesthetics in mind too. Like, it's in the city code that your front yard landscaping has to be congruent with the aesthetic of the street landscaping.
It's absolute insanity.
Edit: For the actual text
That sounds kinda dystopic indeed
This is the kind of bullshit I have to deal with. The city jerkoffs say I have to have a more "herbaceous" front yard. There is a drought and watering restrictions to days and hours. Yet I need more grass. Clowns.
thats reasonable no?
As per the summary part of the post, it's talking about a "blight" score and HOA (Home Owners Associations).
It is important to keep an eye on the blight, Morrowind taught us that