A dispute over debris and tall grass intensified Monday during the inaugural meeting of the county’s Hearing Panel for Overgrown Vegetation.The gathering was called to address an unresolved overgrowth vegetation complaint issued by Warren County Codes/ Environmental Department director Richard Thompson to property owner Christine Hill, who owns land at the intersection of Hill Road and Beersheba Highway in Irving College.Thompson says he inspected the property prior to the meeting and no noticeable changes have been made despite his notice to the owner the property is in violation of current county code pertaining to overgrown vegetation and debris.“I’ve been there two more times since the original complaint, May 31 and today. From the road, I couldn’t see any changes,” said Thompson.Representing Hill at the meeting was her daughter and son-in-law, Pam and Tex Perry.“There have been changes,” said Tex.Pam added, “The debris has been moved over to one side.”The couple complained the county is targeting them while ignoring other properties that are in violation.“My question is about the vegetation and overgrowth. Is there a law on the books?” asked Pam.