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Originally Posted by redwitch
No fence communities are actually more popular than you think. I know of several developments in Northern California where fences are banned. The people like the openness, I guess. For the developer, it means more homes on less land (don't have to factor in fencing in yard size).
Whatever. It is what it is. Vinny, you're beginning to sound like a dog worrying a bone. You found your solution -- the CYV. Fences aren't going to happen in most of TV.
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Sounds like I am but really am just curious as it is counter to my experience with 8 homes in three states. Maybe it is a NY/NJ thing as one of the reasons we are moving is that through our travels we discovered that people are friendlier outside of our area on the whole. The first time I was in California people kept saying hello to me and being the New Yorker I was, I was very suspcious of them until I discovered that they actually were being nice. I have my solution so I am not worried. Merely curious whether the majoirty of Villages prefer no fences or not. I'll be safe behind my wall.
Seriously I am a live and let live type of person as long as no one infringes on my rights and as long as the exercise of my rights does not infring upon others, then I am alright with it.