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Originally Posted by gap2415
Me too, how sensible. 99% of us just want a beautiful community and common sense. Rigid people wear me down if I let them. A law often cannot cover everything that comes up...of course it is the spirit not the letter of the law.
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This can and has turned into ridiculous AND EXPENSIVE WARS.
We've contacted the architectural committee a while ago after first speaking to a neighbor and they were professional and polite. Long story short he had hired a landscape,"DESIGN EXPERT." The person declared HE WAS AN EXPERT with plenty of profanity. The CLAIMED EXPERT was wrong. He had not even filed the required plan and the archetectural committee forced him to first file a plan and then correct what he had done.
The policy of people ANONYMOUSLY turning in neighbors frankly reminds me of the Salem Witch Trials.
The original post is looking for a place to store lawn mower. I don't think it would fit into one of those boxes suggested by others. It would likely, as originally posted, require a shed. As to CODES-I DO NOT KNOW but if a shed is allowed the code may say you need to have it secured to a cement floor-foundation. There are some attractive sheds available-IF THEY ARE ALLOWED.
If, it seems unreasonable, remember this is FLORIDA. hurricanes are common. At a 120 mph wind YOUR unsecured ???????? can do a lot of damage.