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Grass Height Limits: Kentwood vs Wyoming

How do grass height limits rules compare between Kentwood, MI and Wyoming, MI?

Kentwood, MI

Kent County

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Wyoming, MI

Kent County

Some Restrictions

Grass and weed height in the City of Wyoming, Michigan is regulated under Chapter 82 (Trees and Weeds) of the Wyoming Code of Ordinances (https://library.municode.com/mi/wyoming) and the property-maintenance provisions enforced by the Wyoming Building Inspections division (https://www.wyomingmi.gov/About-Wyoming/City-Departments/Inspections). State authority comes from the Michigan Noxious Weeds Act (1941 PA 359, MCL 247.61 to 247.72), which empowers each city to appoint a commissioner of noxious weeds and recover abatement costs as a lien.

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Key Facts Comparison

FactKentwoodWyoming
Controlling Chapter-Wyoming Code Ch. 82 (Trees and Weeds)
Enforcement-Wyoming Building Inspections
State Authority-MI Noxious Weeds Act (MCL 247.61-72)
Cost Recovery-Lien on the parcel (MCL 247.66)
Reporting-Wyoming Building Inspections request line

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Kentwood FAQ

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Wyoming FAQ

Who enforces grass and weed height in Wyoming, MI?

Wyoming Building Inspections, under the Community and Economic Development Department, enforces Chapter 82 (Trees and Weeds) and the City's property-maintenance standards. The Michigan Noxious Weeds Act (MCL 247.61 to 247.72) gives the City additional authority through an appointed commissioner of noxious weeds to abate untended growth and recover the cost as a lien against the property.

What happens if I do not mow after a Wyoming notice?

After notice and an opportunity to cure, the City may cause the property to be mowed or the noxious vegetation destroyed and bill the owner. Under MCL 247.66, unpaid abatement costs become a lien against the land and are collected like a tax. Repeat unabated violations may also be charged as separate civil-infraction offenses for each day of continuing noncompliance.

How do I report tall grass in Wyoming, MI?

Contact Wyoming Building Inspections through the Community and Economic Development Department at https://www.wyomingmi.gov/About-Wyoming/City-Departments/Inspections with the address and a description of the conditions. Inspections will evaluate the property under Chapter 82 and the property-maintenance provisions and issue notice if the standard is exceeded.

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