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C-dub wrote:

barstoolguru wrote:that lawn is not bad at all, there are some houses around here that is worse

Until tonight, we haven't had enough rain for my lawn to get that tall. We got about 15 minutes of hard rain earlier tonight. It was nice, but not enough.

We've had enough rain for grass to grow. There's a house down the street that let their grass get about 15" high (I think they're out of town for the summer) before someone finally gave up and cut it for them.

Either way, a shoddy lawn may warrant a visit from code enforcement. It does not warrant entering a private residence uninvited.

mamabearCali wrote:A compliance officer opened the door to a woman home, walked into her house, stood in her bedroom door way to shout at her to come and sign a violation notification. Holy cow! He is lucky is he not full of holes. All this over 12 inch grass?!

http://www.theblaze.com/stories/govt-co ... -her-lawn/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

He sure is. It's one thing for a police officer to do a welfare check. It's another for a code enforcement bureaucrat to think they can just mosey on in to a private house.

Of course, a locked door would have probably helped.