A property owner in West Hollywood has been instructed to take action regarding coyotes at a construction site. The site, which is vacant and residential, has been overrun by the animals. Noise complaints prompted the requirement for the property owner to address the issue.
The city is mandating that a wildlife control operator be hired to handle the situation. Further details about the removal process and the construction site are available from ABC7 News.
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