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Originally Posted by Challenger
and I suspect a class action would be upheld since none of the restrictions that I read violate any Florida law or public policy. I don't believe that a CDD decision can allow a violation to stand if brought to their attention. I believe that it would require a 100 per cent agreement by all property owners subject to the restriction. There may be a supermajority provision however. ( be glad to hear from someone if my statements are incorrect -but give citations .
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Then you haven't read the laws or compared them to the deed restrictions. I've pointed out two previously, so have a couple of other people, on several different occasions.
One being the antennae/satellite dish issue. The other being clotheslines in the back yard.
Look it up. Florida law FORBIDS deed restrictions that restrict either one. It is against the law for the Villages to punish anyone who chooses to have a clothesline in their back yard, or a satellite dish on their roof.