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I'm sorry, but have you ever been to Los Angeles? Where is this mythical place you're talking about with these mythical people? I live in Los Angeles proper, a
by vitd 11y ago
I'm sorry, but have you ever been to Los Angeles? Where is this mythical place you're talking about with these mythical people?
I live in Los Angeles proper, and the majority of my neighbors already had low-water lawns to begin with. Those that don't (including me because the owners of the house I rent don't want to change it) are basically just letting the lawn die because we understand the situation and really aren't that vain.
Also, we do have watering restrictions and the city does give out fines if you don't follow them. I'm not sure what you're talking about, frankly.
- mindslight 11y agoActually yes, I'm on the west side right now. I'm in one of the few buildings without grass. The sidewalk across the street is damp every morning. Walking around, I often see pools of runoff that have persisted throughout the day. Most all the lawns are still being trimmed every single week. Maybe this neighborhood is just terrible. Are there actually any restrictions besides http://www.lawaterrestrictions.net/current-water-restrictions/ http://www.lawaterrestrictions.net/current-water-restriction... ? To someone used to the Northeast's late-summer restrictions those are laughable - you can still water your lawn every day of the week! Good on you for letting your lawn wither, but I assure you that the out of touch culture is alive and well.