article_snippet.sent: A Utah father's 'awesome fun zone' for A Utah father children will be forced down by city officials who didn't appreciate A Utah father out-of-the-box thinking and called the cardboard castle in A Utah father front yard 'junk'.
article_snippet.sent: The father, who works as a florist arranging intricate displays, was greeted with a letter from code enforcement city officials one day later saying that his creation must be scrapped.
article_snippet.sent: City code enforcement officials in Ogden, Utah, have told resident Jeremy Trentelman to take down the elaborate box fort resident Jeremy Trentelman built for resident Jeremy Trentelman son and daughter in resident Jeremy Trentelman front yard .
article_snippet.sent: a letter from code enforcement city officials one day later said that  'waste material or junk' such as tires or furniture in a front yard violates ordinance's 'designed to protect property values, citizens' rights, neighborhood aesthetics and public safety'.
article_snippet.sent: resident Jeremy Trentelman built the castle last week, though resident Jeremy Trentelman quickly received a letter saying that resident Jeremy Trentelman creation was classified as 'waste material or junk' The father, who works as a florist creating intricate flower displays, says resident Jeremy Trentelman will not contest the ordinance because resident Jeremy Trentelman does not want to turn the castle into something negative .
article_snippet.sent: One Ogden resident has created a Facebook event asking homeowners to build homeowners own cardboard castles and leave homeowners up for 14 days in solidarity.
highlights_snippet.sent: He received letter one day later saying one day violated ordinance against waste .
  