INC NEWS - trashy thoughts

[RW Pickle]

I was thinking more on the lines of folks like Josh who live at West
Village. He doesn't have green space of his own and it didn't seem fair to
tax him for not having it.

But I'll go back to education. I don't have kids but I pay for it.

The discussions have only started so there's plenty of room for comments.

I agree about the "yard parking" and erosion. We live in an area that is
low geographically. Anything we can do to stem erosion saves someones
house downstream....

RW


> I would nix the idea of having some way for property owners to be able to
> avoid the yard waste fee by application if they have no grass or trees.
> From the looks of some properties, parking in the yard has killed both
> grass, shrubs and trees leaving a barren landscape.  Heavy rainfalls wash
> the soil onto the sidewalk and into the street because there are no roots
> to hold it. I'm sure there are property owners who think this is a great
> fix.  However, property owners who live next to them consider that kind of
> situation an eyesore as well as a surefire way to devaluate everyone's
> property.
>
> Everyone benefits from cleaned up yards by association.  I hope we can
> have more discussions on this.
>
> Cheryl Sweeney
>


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