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Originally Posted by New Englander
If there's no enforcement, what good is the covenant?
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Actually in 2011 a resident who’s daughter and husband were killed in auto accident. Two children under 5 came to live in TV with grandparents.
So they buried their only daughter and started Settling estate, putting their TV home up for sale. Children would need a new home in a good school district.
Some very wonderful residents in our old neighborhood sent formal complaints (they lived couple blocks from the children) the children had been there for 31 days. Notice was given no children under 19 could reside in TV. Either move out or remove the children. I don’t remember where the legal notice was from, but We were here when they tearful left TV, house unsold.
They didn’t want to return to their daughters home because of memories for children and them. They rented outside of TV, until TV home sold, because they need the cash.
Still get a Christmas card from them. Doing as best as expected, still bad feeling about neighborhood even after years of trying to heal. So yes if you break the rules you may or may not be asked to account for your actions.