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Bratenahl Board Halts Swift-Kelce Tree Plans Over Sewer and Height Disputes
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Bratenahl Board Halts Swift-Kelce Tree Plans Over Sewer and Height Disputes

Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce face a stalled landscaping plan for their $5.35 million Bratenahl, Ohio estate after neighbors raised concerns about a shared sewer line and tree heights at an October 6 meeting. While the board approved front-yard planting, it rejected the rear-yard screening plan due to violations of local height restrictions and fears of root damage to a 115-year-old clay pipe. The couple’s construction team has agreed to revise the plans, with a final decision expected on November 10.

Bratenahl neighbors clash with Swift, Kelce over Ohio mansion's fence and sewer risks
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Bratenahl neighbors clash with Swift, Kelce over Ohio mansion's fence and sewer risks

Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce face local opposition in Bratenahl, Ohio, over plans to install a privacy fence and plant trees at their $5.35 million Lake Erie estate. Neighbors have raised concerns about a shared 115-year-old sewer line, potential wildlife hazards, and the couple's absentee status. While the Architectural Review Board approved the front landscaping, it delayed the rear tree plan due to height restrictions, requiring a revised proposal by November 10.

Swift and Kelce’s Ohio Landscaping Plans Hit Another Roadblock
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Swift and Kelce’s Ohio Landscaping Plans Hit Another Roadblock

Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce face a third rejection from the Bratenahl, Ohio Architectural Review Board over landscaping plans for their $5.35 million lakefront mansion. While the couple secured approval for a six-foot fence in September, neighbors have blocked the planting of 50 evergreen trees due to concerns about a shared 115-year-old sewer line and wildlife safety. The couple’s contractor has adjusted the plans, but the board requires a revised submission by November 10 to resolve height and spacing issues.