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Wildlife habitat in danger after city council ruling, says Clermont family

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Owaissa and Kent Vanderberg received a letter from the city's Code Enforcement department in October requesting them to cut the grass to less than 18 inches. The habitat is adjacent to their house on Crystal Lake Drive and in the 20 years they have lived there, they have never been asked to trim the property, so it has thrived as a place of natural beauty.

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Wildlife habitat in danger after city council ruling, says Clermont family

A Clermont couple is appealing after the city council ordered them to cut down the grass at their certified wildlife habitat because it’s too high.

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