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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Cadence" data-source="post: 9748697" data-attributes="member: 6701124">And so some people choose to live in unincorporated areas that are also un-HOAd where they can do pretty much whatever they want with their yard, whether it is having super tall native prairie grass, a field of corn and a variety of animals a city wouldn't allow, or a.bunch of rusted out cars on blocks.  And others live where they get what they perceive as the benefits of living under various levels of regulation (or maybe not think of as benefits).One common argument about tall grass seems to be attracting rats (according to Google anyway).  We have a lot of snakes and even some coyotes in our city neighborhood and so have never had a rat problem.  (I'm not sure why a wooded lot, park, or area around train tracks doesn't seem to get as much blame for rats or whatnot, but am glad that's the case since our lot is wooded).</blockquote>