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Neighbors dispute Travis Kelce's fence and landscaping plans at Ohio estate

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Travis Kelce's Ohio mansion renovation plans are facing opposition from neighbors. Residents have raised concerns about a proposed six-foot fence and landscaping. Specific issues include potential wildlife disruption, security, and damage to a shared sewer line requiring costly repairs. Kelce's team has offered compromises, but some points remain unresolved after local planning board discussions.

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