Summary
Durham is considering a ban on feeding wildlife following neighborhood fights in Trotter Ridge. If you usually leave food out for local animals, you might soon face new regulations and fines.
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Impact analysis
💰Financial impact
You could end up paying municipal fines if you keep leaving food out for animals.
✅Who benefits
Neighbors dealing with unwanted pests and wildlife attracted by the food will finally get some peace.
⚠️Who could be affected
People who genuinely enjoy watching and feeding backyard wildlife will have to change their habits.
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