I believe the real issue is someone making a legal claim of selective enforcement, which may mean they don't have to conform to the deed restrictions because of a lack of enforcement on similar violations. Selective enforcement has a different meaning than what you are referring to. I believe the current complaint driven system precludes this from happening (a legal claim of selective enforcement). I have seen claims of selective enforcement in a previous community and you really want to avoid this as it potentially costs money to defend. I believe The Villages made a very smart move by implementing a complaint driven system as long as all complaints are investigated and enforced uniformly so that a claim of selective enforcement cannot be made.
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Originally Posted by Chellybean
I disagree with that but i can understand your point. But by a complaint driven the complaint is enforced but the neighbor next door can be also guilty of the exact same thing. Now we have selective enforcement.
I guess it is a loss loss for anyone that gets tattle tailed on.
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