New Jersey law mandates that homeowners maintain their properties, particularly their houses, in good condition to preserve the pleasant atmosphere and appearance of the street.
However, this is often a challenge for certain individuals. Elderly people may lack the physical ability, and those who are ill may also struggle with upkeep. Consequently, not everyone can comply with these legal requirements.
Meet Ann Glancy, an elderly woman facing significant health challenges that prevent her from maintaining her house and yard. Her property fell into disrepair and appeared abandoned, despite her modest pension being sufficient for her basic needs.
What brought her joy was the kindness and generosity of her neighbors, who decided to pool their resources to repair her neglected home. Initially, she declined their offer, but after receiving a hefty fine, she had no choice but to accept their help.
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