I’m not into the gubmint and their obtrusiveness but there is a line.
The condition of the property is completely out of line with the neighborhood and from Google Street View it doesn’t jive with the other homes on the street.
If she wanted to have abandoned cars on her property and it didn’t look like a junkyard “Whudduh I care?”
If she wants to grow a garden and it adds beauty to the neighborhood “Whudduh I care?”
What she did here was follow the letter of the law in a very self serving manner. Yes her plants meet the specific height requirements but then if she had a warren of hens in the backyard for her own eggs and consumption it wouldn’t be appropriate either.
It’s funny how the pictures are cropped just so and the size is difficult on the eyes, as well the angle of the shots.
I’m sure it’s no accident when in this day and age any smart phone will take better pictures than we have been presented with so far.
I say this as one who has had to face a few fraudsters in the past couple of years. They would take pictures at odd angles and only specifically of areas they wanted to claim I made defective.
When we look at my pictures from the same day and they are full shots one can clearly see where our work ended(beautifully) and some other idiot who didn’t know what he was doing started.
I even had one guy claim I cut out a really large section of drywall and then attempted to cover it up with crappy stucko.
Too bad we take photo’s everyday, with a newspaper and then post them to our vendors.
In each case the setup shots are the same. Weird angles, obviously cropped, degraded quality and some crap that is clearly not our quality and after our work.
This story is a bunch of bunk.
I think you should find a real job.