Painting has taken on a whole new dimension: spray painting. But this is not just any old spray painting; this is spray painting lawns! That's right — spray painting lawns. This new practice is largely due to two factors, the first being water restrictions and the second being the high number of foreclosed home throughout the US. These foreclosed homes are often left uncared for, including the lawns. As a result, real estate agents have painted the lawns of their listed foreclosed homes to improve their looks.
In the case of one city in California, the entire town is getting a spray! The California city that has taken this green spray paint initiative is Perris, California, about 70 miles southeast of Los Angeles. The city has hired a contractor to spray paint all the lawns with environmentally friendly dye that lasts up to to six months and doesn't harm people or pets. The city of Perris, California has set aside $2 million dollars to stabilize its high foreclosure rate neighborhoods. More info at http://www.naturalgreengrasspatch.com
Sincerely,
Mike Dohrmann
In the case of one city in California, the entire town is getting a spray! The California city that has taken this green spray paint initiative is Perris, California, about 70 miles southeast of Los Angeles. The city has hired a contractor to spray paint all the lawns with environmentally friendly dye that lasts up to to six months and doesn't harm people or pets. The city of Perris, California has set aside $2 million dollars to stabilize its high foreclosure rate neighborhoods. More info at http://www.naturalgreengrasspatch.com
Sincerely,
Mike Dohrmann
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