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Originally Posted by NoMo50
Not sure where you may have read that, but the Developer has ZERO authority to ban anything in the airspace above their construction areas. Only the FAA can dictate how the federal airspace is used. The Developer CAN certainly prohibit drone pilots, and anyone else for that matter, from trespassing on their private property. This would prevent drone pilots from using Villages private property for takeoff and landings. But, once that drone is in the air, the Developer has no control over where it flies.
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Almost, here's the rub
"Private Property" this is a grey area, yes they own the property, however building on it so it's technically not so private. This can and probably will be argued.
Tresspassing, the legal definition of a piece of land also includes air space above it. They would have to be outside that air space, which if the drone is traveling the streets (so to say) then it's 100% legal as that is considered public property. It is unlike a HOA, as the county is responsible for road maintenence here not TV