It stinks that they cut down the milkweed, but most of what I can see in this photo--tansy, oxeye daisy, European bellflower, and thistle--are invasive weeds that crowd out and destroy habitat for native wildflowers (like milkweed) which would be a much better food source for local pollinators and other critters.  It'd be great if there were native wildflower and grasses along the fenceline, but somebody would have to prepare the site, plant it, maintain it, and pay for it all.

Personally, I'd rather see a weedy margin instead of boring, mown-flat turf, if only for aesthetic reasons, but this is not the "diverse wildflower habitat" you think it is.