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Originally Posted by ithos
If solicitation is allowed then you might as well open the floodgates. If I have to I will put up a no solicitation sign but I think it detracts from the friendly charachter of the neighborhood.
It is very annoying to have salesman ringing the doorbell especially if I am taking a nap.I found this at Solicitation in the Villages - The VHA
Are solicitors selling products or services allowed to come to my home?
All the roadways within The Villages are public, and the District is not permitted to restrict access to the community. If you see solicitors going door-to-door in your area, please contact Community Standards at (352) 751-3912, as solicitation is not permitted in The Villages. After hours, please contact Community Watch at (352) 753-0550. Although Community Standards and Community Watch will not approach a solicitor, they will contact the company to inform them that soliciting is not permitted in The Villages. |
The link you provided is not a link to any official Villages office or department. If soliciting is not permitted in The Villlages, where is it specifically stated? And how is that consistent with the Florida state law that allows companies to solicit homeowners and residents, if they apply for and pay for a state solicitation permit in accordance with Florida law section 501.022.