They are drought and disease resistant and provide great shade.

Animal control is an option but they won't always come, in our area they only pick up diseased animals.

I’d write up a warning letter that dog feces is unacceptable where families and children play and poses a health hazard to the other tenants due to bacteria insects and spreading of disease .

In addition to what that article has (no authoritative guidance cited and they missed a ton)...here is what the Act really says:  - who is diagnosed with COVID-19 by a test approved by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention; or - whose spouse or dependent (generally a qualifying child or relative who receives more than half of his or her support from you) is diagnosed with COVID-19 by such a test; or - who experiences adverse financial consequences as a result of being quarantined, furloughed, laid off, or forced to reduce work hours due to COVID-19; or - who is unable to work because of a lack of child care due to COVID-19 and experiences adverse financial consequences as a result; or - who owns or operates a business that has closed or had operating hours reduced due to COVID-19, and who has experienced adverse financial consequences as a result; or who has experienced adverse financial consequences due to other COVID-19-related factors to be specified in future IRS guidance.

One died of liver disease.

id like to help this person above , who clearly suffers from know it all disease (frequently diagnosed, usually originating from childhood insecurity) with reality....defensiveness at the audacity of being challenged much?

Rats are disgusting, and they carry disease.

Even if the tree is diseased, it is still their problem.

Lead to happier tenantsThe US we've seen soaring rates of autism, asthma, and Altzheimers disease.

It's challenging for sure and economically "Inefficient" but a cattle disease, a soybean disease, and a peach disease are unlikely to all hit the same year.