Lonnie Utah

1% African

That's over 50 lbs of soda. Can tubby even lift that much?

Because Mountain bikes are cheaper.

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I can hear the DJ Magic Mike bumping from that speaker box from here.

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Yo Mike you know this ain't your average song,
Why in the heck is the bass so strong....

Don't buy an extender, they are junk. Upgrade to a mesh system or install a second hardwired access point.

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I would think the tree being removed woudl allow more sun and more greenery, but it's the opposite. Strange.

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Not strange at all for the climate she's in. The limiting factor isn't sunlight, it's water.

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If she's watering twice a week, then there are major problem afoot becuase uniform watering wouldn't lead to half the yard being lush and green and the other looking like that.

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I 100% guarantee that the "green" section of her lawn is being shaded by the other house. I've lived in a similar climate for almost 30 years and lawn care is totally different than what most of the folks on this page are use to.

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I'd be very curious to know waht the lawn looked like 6 months ago.

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It was equally brown or under snow.

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She wasn't watering at all.

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Wrong. LINK

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Colorado law does not allow homeowners associations to fine homeowners for brown grass during a drought as long as homeowners are watering their lawns as much as local restrictions allow. Piazza said she is watering twice a week, in compliance with Denver Water’s watering schedule.

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So everyone else can keep their grass in decent shape, but this homeowner can’t? There is a reason she is being fined.

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Living in an area with a similar climate I can tell you this. It could be a variety of things. 1. The type of grass that they use (there are many types of grasses with varying water requirements. 2. Soil type (Clay vs sand). 3. Slope of the lot. 4. Outside factors. For examples, what type of sprinkler heads she has and how efficient are they? I know my rotary head sprinklers do a much better job than my fixed spray heads. However, rotary heads are not appropriate for areas with small square footages. It could also be something like where her window are on her house and the aspect of her lawn. I have a couple of spots on the west facing portion of my lawn that I cannot keep green because in the afternoon the sun reflects off my office window and cooks it.

So before you cast stones and speculate about an area of the world you don't know anything about, why don't you consider that there may be more to the story than “everyone else can do it, so she must be lazy”? A dead patch of grass does not automatically mean someone is irresponsible or ignoring the rules.

There are legitimate reasons why one lawn may struggle while the one next door thrives. The bottom line is the HOA is outside of state law and needs to STHU.