My Cali Brothers and Sisters. . .Beware of the drab snow covered, no sun for freekin' ever midwest.I, born and raised in the city of the Angels, spent the better part of my medical career spanning Kansas, to Minnesota, to South Dakota, to Wisconsin and gud lordy Nebraska.There is a thing called seasonal affective disorder, which I thot was for sissies. . .. . .and realized that I am a big sissy when it comes to cabin fever and bone chilling cccold, and everything is DEAD until spring!

In our lease agreement, tenant agrees to keep premise clean, safe and in a habitable condition.  Neither tenant or their invitees shall be a nuisance or act in any matter that would interfere with the quiet enjoyment ...

I was almost institutionalized twice during their hospital stay, and since they've been home, have been diagnosed with unspecified bipolar disorder, agoraphobia, borderline personality disorder, PTSD, ADHD and a severe panic disorder.

I guess he doesn't understand the second law of thermodynamics, basically from order to disorder.

Resident shall not use the premises or permit it to be used for any disorderly, boisterous or unlawful purpose in any manner, and Resident's actions and the actions of Resident's occupant, guests and invitees shall not interfere with any neighbor's right to peace and quiet enjoyment."

Then starts the $750 a day fines and the lien.The only possible problem might be this - he says some people (the ones with a mental/hoarding disorder) will not surrender even with the fines.

(I know there are some who can't take care of themselves solely, ie mental disorders/deficiencies, and we should take care of those.)

Service animals are ones that help those with seizure disorders, preform tasks, etc.

She is very obese and probably has a lot of shame and disordered eating habits where she does not want to eat out in the open and maybe limited energy to clean up after herself.

I am fully disabled (since 2011) with a degenerative neurological disorder.