My Neighbor Reported My 79-Year-Old Father’s Garden. When the Inspector Returned at Six A.M., He Discovered Who the Harvest Was Really For
“Mr.
Callahan, I am genuinely sorry,” Wayne stated hesitantly.
“However, once an official complaint is filed, our department must enforce the rules.
Local ordinance states that agricultural cultivation exceeding a quarter acre in a designated residential zone requires a special land permit.
You have roughly half an acre here, and there is no permit on file.”
“I have never needed a permit before,” Dad noted mildly.
“My father worked this garden before me, and his father worked it before him.”
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