(A) No owner of real property shall permit or allow the growth of grass, weeds or other vegetation in a manner that shall result in the property being unsanitary, a blight on the community or offensive to the senses of users of a public way abutting the same; allow or permit the growth of grass, weeds or vegetation to a height in excess of ten inches, from April 1 to September 30 of a calendar year upon residential property, without the cutting or dimming the same; or, fail to comply with these requirements after a written order of any county or health authorities to remedy such conditions.
(B) The term RESIDENTIAL shall include all real property used for residential purposes; all real property zoned for residential use and all property containing a residential structure (including single-family, duplexes or multi-family structures) and shall include all vacant lots or parcels in a residential zoning district or which are intended for use as a residential lot or parcel. The term RESIDENTIAL shall also include those portions of a golf course of golf course property which adjoin residential property, as defined above, but shall not include those portions of a golf course or golf course property which are intended to remain as wooded areas or hazard areas associated with the golf course. This subchapter shall not apply to land used for agricultural purposes or residential areas that are intended to remain as wooded or natural areas.
(Ord. O-C-18-3, passed 3-5-2018)