Enforcement case
ENF-PMNT-26-013774
PMNT · Opened Jun 29, 2026
Steps reached
- Complaint27 Jun 2026
- Inspection
- Violation29 Jun 2026
- Citation
- Hearing
- Lien
- Abatement
- Demolition
- Sale
Violations
| Code | Description | Found | Complied | Status | Citation |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| ML1 | Managed | 29 Jun 2026 | Not recorded | New Violation | |
| ML1 | Managed | 6 Jul 2026 | Not recorded | New Violation |
Steps
- Jun 27, 2026 · ComplaintHigh Weeds/GrassMatched to this case by address and date.
- Jun 29, 2026 · Violation · Visit 1ML1 - MANAGED NATURAL LANDSCAPES (156.052-E) All managed natural landscapes must be maintained in accordance with CH156.052-E ...the managed landscape must be set back from property lines by at least five feet. The setback is not required where the defined landscape area abuts another similar private or public landscape area, a wetland, pond, lake or stream or if a fully opaque fence at least four feet in height is installed along the lot line adjoining the planned landscape area; and (2) The managed landscape must be mowed or cut back at least once per year in addition to ongoing maintenance: and (3) The area must be clearly defined by edging, fencing, or similar material. A native planting that directly abuts at least two feet of mowed and maintained turf grass will be considered to have adequate edging; and (4) The area of plant growth must not extend into the public right of way; and (5) A sign must be posted on the property in a location likely to be seen by the public, advising that native plants are being established. The Office of Advanced Planning and Sustainability will work with community partners to provide access to appropriate signage; and (6) Noxious weeds are not allowed (KRS 176.051); and (7) Managed natural landscapes shall not include turf-grass lawns left unattended.
- Jul 6, 2026 · Violation · Visit 2ML1 - MANAGED NATURAL LANDSCAPES (156.052-E) All managed natural landscapes must be maintained in accordance with CH156.052-E ...the managed landscape must be set back from property lines by at least five feet. The setback is not required where the defined landscape area abuts another similar private or public landscape area, a wetland, pond, lake or stream or if a fully opaque fence at least four feet in height is installed along the lot line adjoining the planned landscape area; and (2) The managed landscape must be mowed or cut back at least once per year in addition to ongoing maintenance: and (3) The area must be clearly defined by edging, fencing, or similar material. A native planting that directly abuts at least two feet of mowed and maintained turf grass will be considered to have adequate edging; and (4) The area of plant growth must not extend into the public right of way; and (5) A sign must be posted on the property in a location likely to be seen by the public, advising that native plants are being established. The Office of Advanced Planning and Sustainability will work with community partners to provide access to appropriate signage; and (6) Noxious weeds are not allowed (KRS 176.051); and (7) Managed natural landscapes shall not include turf-grass lawns left unattended.
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- ML1 - MANAGED NATURAL LANDSCAPES (156.052-E) All managed natural landscapes must be maintained in accordance with CH156.052-E ...the managed landscape must be set back from property lines by at least five feet. The setback is not required where the defined landscape area abuts another similar private or public landscape area, a wetland, pond, lake or stream or if a fully opaque fence at least four feet in height is installed along the lot line adjoining the planned landscape area; and (2) The managed landscape must be mowed or cut back at least once per year in addition to ongoing maintenance: and (3) The area must be clearly defined by edging, fencing, or similar material. A native planting that directly abuts at least two feet of mowed and maintained turf grass will be considered to have adequate edging; and (4) The area of plant growth must not extend into the public right of way; and (5) A sign must be posted on the property in a location likely to be seen by the public, advising that native plants are being established. The Office of Advanced Planning and Sustainability will work with community partners to provide access to appropriate signage; and (6) Noxious weeds are not allowed (KRS 176.051); and (7) Managed natural landscapes shall not include turf-grass lawns left unattended. · Violation · ENF-PMNT-26-013774
- ML1 - MANAGED NATURAL LANDSCAPES (156.052-E) All managed natural landscapes must be maintained in accordance with CH156.052-E ...the managed landscape must be set back from property lines by at least five feet. The setback is not required where the defined landscape area abuts another similar private or public landscape area, a wetland, pond, lake or stream or if a fully opaque fence at least four feet in height is installed along the lot line adjoining the planned landscape area; and (2) The managed landscape must be mowed or cut back at least once per year in addition to ongoing maintenance: and (3) The area must be clearly defined by edging, fencing, or similar material. A native planting that directly abuts at least two feet of mowed and maintained turf grass will be considered to have adequate edging; and (4) The area of plant growth must not extend into the public right of way; and (5) A sign must be posted on the property in a location likely to be seen by the public, advising that native plants are being established. The Office of Advanced Planning and Sustainability will work with community partners to provide access to appropriate signage; and (6) Noxious weeds are not allowed (KRS 176.051); and (7) Managed natural landscapes shall not include turf-grass lawns left unattended. · Violation · ENF-PMNT-26-013774