Parking is permitted in the grass at the side and rear of a house as long as vehicles are licensed. It can be gravel as long as the gravel is contained by railroad ties or other decorative material. Email us for more information. Yes, if the car belongs to you. Vegetation is to be mowed before exceeding 6 inches in all residential and developed areas and 12 inches in the more rural, undeveloped areas.
Citizens are responsible for mowing to the curb for property on which they reside or own.
State laws now prohibit yard waste in landfills. Grass clippings and leaves should be disposed of properly and not be dumped in storm drainage outlets, creek banks, vacant lots, city parks, or deposited in the street. Yes, City Ordinance requires that noxious weeds such as poison ivy be removed from property by the property owner. Loose trash, areas where miscellaneous debris has collected, all vehicle parts, containers, buckets, appliances and unused objects are all examples. Unused tires and equipment should be stored out of sight or discarded if unwanted.