The city of Ventura, California, recently sent 1,252 homeowners who live near brush-covered areas bills for $99 . The fee, which is not a tax, city officials claim, is to cover the cost of inspections to ensure they are in compliance with weed-abatement laws. The fire marshal said this is an attempt to recover the cost of hundreds of person-hours to do the inspections.
This is the first I have heard of fees to do weed-abatement inspections.
Why Premium Districts Maintain Value in Singapore Real Estate Market
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