GEORGETOWN TOWNSHIP, Mich. (AP) --- New guidelines will allow a 12-year-old western Michigan boy with autism to keep his ducks, which are his emotional support animals. Georgetown Township officials hadissued a nuisance orderto Mark and Jennifer Dyke after receiving multiple complaints from neighbors about their son's ducks straying from their property. The complaints cited concerns about the ducks' unpleasant smell and their impact on area property values. The Dykes requested an ordinance variance to allow their son, Dylan, to keep the ducks and members of the township's zoning appeals boardwere open to the idea. A variance approved Wednesday night includes 18 guidelines, incl...
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