Any body of water capable of holding water greater than 24 inches requires a barrier around it (fence).  

It's really nice of you, but I have a feeling if you gave an inch, they'd take more than a mile.Here's the HEAP info for New Jersey (assuming the rental is in NJ):http://www.state.nj.us/dca/divisions/dhcr/offices/...There are also charities that will help if they are facing a cut-off, and some will pay their bill up to date once a year. 

I am sure the extra 6 inches gives a place for a makeup, hair dryer, straightener, etc.

I got a nasty email from them the other day indicating that their toddler can no longer go outside in the empty lot due to the weeds (2-3 feet tall).

http://www.pattonproducts.com/fans/patton-18-inch-...I have that Patton fan and use it that way in my apartment.  

But, he had a 60 inch flat screen and Direct TV.

That's a tall order for the Bay Area.  

She's completely house-trained, doesn't bark - and she's thrown up on almost every inch of this little studio apartment over the last 3 days LOL.  

Maybe its only me that this bothers, but for a small 2-bed, 1-bath at only 811 sq ft, I feel that every inch here counts, especially the kitchen...The pass-thru window in the kitchen with the countertop on it...

(Miniature horses generally range in height from 24 inches to 34 inches measured to the shoulders and generally weigh between 70 and 100 pounds.)