Reminder: Please Remove Your Halloween Decor
According to The Department of Homeland Homes and Garden Decor Act, Article 6, Section 28.2(b): All Halloween-themed decorations ("Halloween decorations") shall be removed from private residences by the next Sunday after the occurrence of the Halloween holiday ("Halloween Holiday"). Halloween-themed decor includes, but is not limited to, cobwebs, black cats, broomsticks, pumpkins, pumpkin-like articles, witches, witches in trees, witches sticking out from windows, scary goblins, headless men, ghosts, ghostly figures, giant spiders, spiders dressed as ghosts, ghosts dressed as witches, witches dressed as pumpkins and/or pumpkins dressed as witches. Also included are tombstones of any shape or size.
If the Halloween holiday occurs on a Sunday, the decorations must be removed by the next Sunday after the occurrence of the holiday.
Failure to remove all Halloween-themed decorations may result in penalties to be determined by the amount and quality of the decorations occurring on or at the specific residence.
To view the approved schedule for Thanksgiving and Winter holiday decorations, please consult The Department of Homeland Homes and Gardens publication titled "When Can I Decorate In Compliance with the Law?"
posted by Tara Z. @ 10:30 AM
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Ummm....what about lawn trolls? I mean, they can be interpreted as scary, but we were under the impression that they were accepted as year-round decor. And some ARE smiling.....
And we are quite sure the plastic pink flamingos are safe, but I guess laws can change quietly, and the unaware lawn decorator could find themselves in big trouble. It would be terrible to wake up one morning and see only grass! Just nature and growing things, no bright red and pink and yellow plastic! Our beloved family heirlooms confiscated! Good god, we'd better check up on this, and fast.
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