Many Americans remember summers spent as a teen, learning about the value of money by opening up a lemonade stand, babysitting or cutting the neighborhood lawns.
Now the mayor of one city in Alabama is hoping to change a city ordinance to keep the tradition alive.
Teens in the Birmingham suburb of Gardendale are technically required to have a $110 business license to cut lawns.
The ordinance is not new. It was enacted in 2007 and Gardendale Mayor Stan Hogeland told Fox News that it was never intended to apply to teens making a little extra pocket money when school lets out.
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